This classic moss pole anchor set combines a matching aroid pot, PETG anchor and classic moss pole into one stable system for climbing indoor plants.

The anchor connects the pole to the pot instead of relying on substrate alone to resist movement. The matched sizing removes compatibility guesswork and creates a stronger foundation as the plant gains height, foliage and forward weight.

Unlike a solid coco pole or ordinary stake, the D-shaped pole holds a rootable growing medium for aerial roots and can be extended as the plant climbs.

• Anchored foundation: Transfers movement into the pot rather than depending on loose substrate to hold the pole upright.
• Matched components: Every set pairs the correct pole, anchor and pot diameter.
• Rootable D-shaped support: Keeps moist filling directly behind the climbing stem for aerial roots to enter.
• Extendable without small connectors: Add another pole of the same size and closing position as the plant grows.
• Correct materials: The anchor is PETG. Crystal-clear poles are PET; clear matte, white and black poles are polypropylene.

Monsteras, Philodendrons, Epipremnums, Scindapsus, Rhaphidophoras and other climbing plants that need lasting vertical support.

• S / 10 cm: S pole, S10 anchor and 10 cm pot.
• S / 12 cm: S pole, S12 anchor and 12 cm pot.
• M / 14 cm: M pole, M14 anchor and 14 cm pot.
• M / 16 cm: M pole, M16 anchor and 16 cm pot.
• L / 18 cm: L pole, L18 anchor and 18 cm pot.
• L / 21 cm: L pole, L21 anchor and 21 cm pot.
• XL / 24 cm: XL pole, XL24 anchor and 24 cm pot.
• XL / 28 cm: XL pole, XL28 anchor and 28 cm pot.

Choose for the plant’s future size while ensuring the pot still accommodates its current roots and the anchor. For large Monstera deliciosa intended to mature on the system, XL28 provides the strongest long-term option.

These sets use standard aroid pots and classic moss poles. They are not compatible with front-opening poles, self-watering pots or other brands’ systems. For reservoir watering, choose the self-watering anchor set.

1. Place the anchor inside the empty pot.
2. Fit the classic pole in the required closing position: S, M2, L3 or XL3.
3. Check that the pole and anchor are correctly connected before adding the plant.
4. Add a coarse, well-draining aroid substrate around the roots and anchor.
5. Fill the pole evenly and keep the filling aerated. Use pure sphagnum moss in S; use moss pole filling mix or sphagnum in M, L and XL.
6. Place the stem’s aerial-root side against the open face and secure the stem loosely with the included tie.

Install during initial potting or repotting. Adding an anchor after roots establish usually requires removing the plant and disturbing the root ball.

Water the pole from the top and keep the filling evenly moist, not saturated. A matching classic rapid dripper makes top watering and correctly diluted fertiliser application easier. Monitor drainage to prevent the pot or saucer from overflowing.

Extend with an identical pole before roots reach the top. Recheck stability after each extension and use a wall anchor for tall or forward-heavy setups. Support the pot from underneath when moving it.

Each set contains:

• One standard aroid pot without a saucer.
• One matching PETG anchor.
• One classic moss pole in the selected colour.

Free extras by bundle:

• 1 set: One 2 m plant tie.
• 3 sets: One 2 m plant tie and three matching classic rapid drippers.
• 5 sets: Two 2 m plant ties, five matching classic rapid drippers and the filling listed below.

Filling included with 5 sets: S or M: 150 g sphagnum moss; L: 8.5 L moss pole filling mix; XL: 17 L moss pole filling mix.

Anchor dimensions, height × base diameter: S10 8.1 × 7 cm; S12 8.1 × 8.5 cm; M14 14 × 10.7 cm; M16 14 × 12.2 cm; L18 16.5 × 13.7 cm; L21 16.5 × 15.7 cm; XL24 20 × 18.6 cm; XL28 21 × 22 cm.

Pole dimensions: S 30 × 4.5 cm; M 35 × 6 cm; L 40 × 8 cm; XL 60 × 10 cm.