Coco Coir Poles
Coco coir poles are plant support structures made from coconut husk fibers. They are widely used for supporting climbing and vining plants such as Monstera, Philodendron, and Pothos.
How to use
1. Insert into the Pot – Push the base of the pole into the soil near the plant.
2. Secure the Plant – Use plant ties or soft string to gently attach the stems to the pole.
3. Water Regularly – Mist the coir pole to keep it moist, encouraging aerial root attachment.
4. Extend If Needed – Some coir poles are stackable, allowing for extension as the plant grows taller.
Best Plants for Coco Coir Poles
• Monstera Deliciosa
• Pothos (Epipremnum aureum)
• Philodendron varieties
• Syngonium (Arrowhead plant)
• Hoya (some climbing types)
Benefits
1. Encourages Aerial Root Growth – Provides a natural surface for climbing plants to attach their aerial roots.
2. Sustainable & Eco-Friendly – Made from coconut husk, a renewable resource.
3. Retains Moisture – Helps keep plants hydrated as the coir holds water for longer periods.
4. Promotes Vertical Growth – Supports the plant’s natural growth habit, making it healthier and more aesthetically pleasing.
5. Durable & Long-Lasting – Can withstand moisture and last longer compared to some moss poles.