How the hydration system works
Pour water directly into the top opening. Internal channels run the length of the core and distribute moisture evenly into the surrounding moss layer — keeping it consistently hydrated from top to bottom without manual surface wetting.
| Height | 2.5 ft (30 in) |
| Core material | Rigid PVC with internal channels |
| Exterior | Premium sphagnum moss |
| Diameter | 1.75 in (44 mm) |
| Best for | Monstera, pothos, philodendron |
| Hydration method | Internal channel distribution |
| Watering entry | Top opening (1 in / 25 mm) |
| Mounting | Includes pot stake |
| Weight | 0.6 lb (270 g) |
| Colour | Natural sphagnum brown |
Submerge the pole in water for 15–20 minutes before installation. This saturates the moss and primes the internal channels for their first use.
Push the included mounting stake into the soil close to the plant base. The pole should stand upright and be positioned so the top opening is accessible for watering.
Use soft ties to loosely attach the main stem and any side shoots to the pole surface. Don't force aerial roots — they will attach naturally as the moss stays moist.
Pour water slowly into the top opening of the pole. Internal channels distribute it down through the core and into the surrounding moss. Stop when you see moisture at the base.
Water the pole every 2–4 days depending on your environment. The moss should feel damp but not waterlogged. You can also continue watering the soil as normal.
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