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I originally bought these for my adosonii but they were a little to thin for that plant. So instead I put them in a couple of my indoor Pothos. They love it. I’ll even say that the leaves got bigger at the top. I would recommend these for a thinner stalk plant like the Pothos. This is a good product.

Bought these several times because they do the job I need them to do. I gave them a lesser rating because for the cost, over a $1 each peice, the trellises do break to easily if the pot gets blown off the table in the wind and the trellis hits the deck. I use them side edge to side edge to encircle the new plantings in my pots to discourage the squirrels from digging in the pots. I leave a few other pots more open and available and the squirrels mostly preferr those.

This is a cleverly designed trellis that is lightweight, but sturdy. The sections have a pleasant shape and are easy to stack. It was easy to arrange pothos vines around it.

I absolutely LOVE this trellis! It is so so easy to install, water around, add soil; it’s sturdy and blends in fairly well, easy to add the pieces on!I actually ordered a second set (yet to be installed) you can see my plant is THRIVING on this thing and has grown triple the size from when I started using the trellis. It needs more support and this thing provides! HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!

These worked well enough the first year for helping a clematis get upto our deck. After storing out of the weather during the fall and winter I tried to use them again for the same plant. The spots where they connect to each other or go into the ground has snapped on four, and all the zip ties are too brittle to use.

I bought these before and used them on my patio for taller plants. I didn't have any break, like some customers have mentioned. I have some vine plants that are climbers. I love the ability to add height onto these as my plants grow! I went to a local store first to buy something and was very disappointed at the lack of selection and the cost! I found one attractive metal trellis, but it was $50-65!!! Ridiculous prices for plant trellis/ supports! I ended up buying two brown wooden supports, but they are heavy and there is no adjustment. So right now, I feel like I am showcasing the wooden trellis, not the plant. So I came back home, logged into AMAZON and bought more of the same green ones I had purchased before. I love these and will be buying more of them!!! I do wish they came in different colors (or maybe a little darker realistic green). But overall, I am very happy and love the value!!! Give them a try!!!

It came with six of the panels, seems you can configure them in different configurations but I just went with two rows of three. I used it on a very large pot (18 inches?) that has two different Ivy plants mixed together. This may work better with brand new baby plants so you can kind of "train" them where to go. We'll see with time. Value for money is just okay. Its a little flimsy, especially the little things that snap it together. Be careful. I broke one. Thank goodness it comes with about 10 small green zip ties. I secured the whole thing with one at each area that snaps together (8). It came with clips, I think they are to secure the plant? They may come in handy for something else lol. This should be a tad cheaper, maybe by a few bucks. The stakes at the bottom should be longer. I ended up burying about 1/4 of the actual panel into the dirt, it did not feel sturdy otherwise. All and all, I'm not mad at it.

I liked how you could put one inside the other to make it taller. Easy to work with.