How to make a homemade Coco Pole - Your Monstera will love it!

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  • Опубликовано: 19 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 7

  • @danedom2695
    @danedom2695 Месяц назад

    You two are the best. Thanks for sharing.

  • @sakuthelittlecherry1174
    @sakuthelittlecherry1174 Месяц назад

    thank you so much for this tutorial !

    • @Plantdudejames
      @Plantdudejames  Месяц назад

      @@sakuthelittlecherry1174 no problem! Glad you could benefit from this and enjoyed the video!

  • @WhistleintheWind
    @WhistleintheWind Месяц назад

    New subscriber! For a cutting tool. Use Milwaukee long blade cutting sheers $25. They are in the Tool Hardware section. You will slice through the wire mesh in minutes. Also, consider cheap garden burlap to line the pole as you dump the soil in less will fall out, and it helps retain moisture and dirt. It's cheap. Plus, the pole looks better. If you need a photo of my moss pole, let me know.

  • @markgenie1958
    @markgenie1958 25 дней назад

    How do u keep the coco chips wet or soaked

    • @Plantdudejames
      @Plantdudejames  25 дней назад

      Good question. One thing I forgot to mention is that this is strictly for support and I don’t usually worry about wetting it. Just using this as a support as if using a wooden pole but yes it is probably still ideal to wet it every once in a while. My goal here is not so much to encourage too much aerial root growth. Just something to allow it to climb on.
      If I had used sphagnum moss then I would keep moist for that particular reason but I don’t want the aerial roots to grow too crazy and if so I’d cut it every so often if they ever got way too long.

    • @misstrKevin
      @misstrKevin 13 дней назад

      @@Plantdudejamesso there’s no nutrients from the coco husks just support? Have you ever mixed coco chips and moss in a pole?