The PlantScraper Arch Trellis is a minimalist support designed for guiding climbing and trailing plants in a controlled, elegant way. Its transparent acrylic construction keeps the focus on the plant while gently directing growth upward or outward, preventing stems from collapsing or growing unevenly.

It is ideal for plants that climb by twining, trailing, or leaning, rather than by aerial roots.

Arch trellises are best used when a plant needs shape and guidance, not structural anchoring.

They help:

• Guide growth early and avoid tangled stems
• Support soft or flexible vines without restricting them
• Improve plant presentation in pots and cabinets
• Prevent leaves and stems from resting on the substrate

This trellis is especially popular for Hoyas, Pothos, Philodendrons, and similar climbers with flexible stems, like Discoreas.

The trellis features a U-shaped arch that inserts directly into the substrate.

Available sizes:

• S – 35 cm height, 7 cm width
• M – 40 cm height, 10.6 cm width
• L – 45 cm height, 14.6 cm width

Installation is simple:
Insert the legs into the substrate close to the stem base. As the plant grows, guide stems along the arch.

For best results, install early while stems are still flexible.

Stem clips are available as an optional add-on and are recommended for cleaner training.

When ordering with clips:

• S size includes 3 clips
• M size includes 5 clips
• L size includes 8 clips

Clips help keep stems positioned without damaging them and allow easy repositioning as the plant grows.

Anchors are optional and can be used if the pot is light or the plant becomes top-heavy.

The trellis is made from clear acrylic, selected for:

• High rigidity with minimal visual impact
• Resistance to humidity and indoor conditions
• Easy cleaning and long-term reuse

• Designed for indoor use
• Best for climbing and trailing plants, not self-clinging climbers
• Not a replacement for moss poles or structural systems
• Works best when installed early, not after stems harden
• A simple, low-maintenance way to shape plant growth over time

If you want root attachment and vertical climbing, choose a moss pole.
If you want controlled shape and presentation, the arch trellis is the right tool.