Setup
Get climbing in a few steps
One pole or a whole tower — here's the flow.
Connect poles for a taller run
Building a tower? Slide the top pole onto the bottom from the back until both side rails click. Using a single pole — skip to step 2.
Pack the channel with moss
Fill the open channel with damp moss and tuck it in snug. That moist moss is exactly what your plant's aerial roots reach into and climb.
Secure your plant to the pole
Rest your plant against the mossy channel, then push a clip onto the rails — it snaps over the nub on the left rail and holds the stem in place.
Add poles as it climbs
When your plant outgrows the top, stack on another pole. Go as tall as you like — the system never caps out.
Early poles
A quick note on the fit
On some early poles, the top spine may not slide all the way down into the next pole. That's completely normal.
Your poles lock on the two side rails — the clicks you feel — so the stack is fully solid either way, often even a touch tighter.
Want it perfectly flush? We'll send you a free matched set — just send a photo of where two poles meet.
Care cheat-sheet
Keep those roots happy
Keep it damp
Mist or water the moss channel so it stays moist — never soggy. Damp moss is what draws the roots in.
Bright, indirect light
Give your plant plenty of soft light — climbers reach toward it and grab the pole as they go.
Guide the roots
Tuck new aerial roots against the moss and hold them with a clip. In a week or two they anchor on their own.
Real humans
Something off? Talk to us.
We're a small team and we actually read every message. A pole that didn't arrive right, a setup question, plant advice — send it over and we'll make it right, fast.
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