• easy release 220° moss pole with a top watering cup, viewed from the side
  • easy release moss pole parts laid out with the cup, base, clips, case and moss
  • front view of the assembled easy release moss pole showing its honeycomb openings
  • rear view of the easy release moss pole showing the closed back and planting prongs
  • side view of an easy release moss pole section showing its openings and closed back
  • two easy release moss pole sections showing the open front and closed rear
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easy release 220° moss pole set.

easy release 220° moss pole set.

open-front support. closed-back moisture. easy to fill, clip, and release.

$75.00 AUD
$75.00 AUD
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key features

  • easy setup
  • slow-drip watering
  • stable base
  • everything included — even the moss
  • easy to open, clean, refresh and reuse
  • extendable as your plant grows

suited to climbing plants

  • monstera
  • pothos / devil’s ivy
  • climbing philodendron
  • rhaphidophora
  • syngonium

best for climbing growth with aerial roots. check the size & fit guide for your pot.

what's included
what is included in this set

1 × moss pole section

1 × matching moss pole extension

1 × adjustable watering cup

1 × four-leg base

2 × large root-guiding clips

3 × small root-guiding clips

1 × clip case

1 × bag of dried sphagnum moss

size & fit
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dimensions.

  • overall size: 465 mm high × 50 mm wide
  • height above soil: approximately 375 mm with the planting prongs fully inserted
  • base height: 120 mm, including 90 mm planting prongs
  • moss section height: 110 mm per section
  • honeycomb openings: 16 × 14 mm
  • watering cup capacity: 300 ml

pot fit.

tested in a 12 cm pot. we recommend starting with pots of this size, with enough room beside the root ball for the base. allow around 100 mm or more of soil depth to fully insert the planting prongs. gently firm the mix around them and check that the pole stands securely.

as your plant grows, it may need a larger pot. if the roots have filled the current pot or there is no room for the base, consider moving to a slightly larger container when installing the pole.

materials & care
STILL 3D printing process
designed by still and 3d printed in small batches using petg. fine layer lines, seams and slight surface variations are natural characteristics of the process. to clean, rinse with cool or lukewarm water and allow to dry before reassembling. avoid boiling water, dishwashers, bleach, abrasive cleaners and prolonged high heat.

approximate print time: 7 h 25 min.

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WHY A MOSS POLE?

More than support.

A stake holds the plant up.
A moist moss pole gives aerial roots somewhere to grip, hydrate and take in nutrients, helping the plant climb and grow faster.

Climbing houseplant supported by a moss pole

CLIMB UP

Less sprawl. More shape.

ROOT IN

Roots grow into moist moss.

GROW FASTER

More access to moisture and nutrients.

Growth results vary with light, maturity and care.

DESIGNED IN THE DETAILS

Details you can see.

Tap a point to see how each part is designed to make setup, watering and growing easier.
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How Easy to Start

3 Min Instuitive Setup

No tools. No repotting. Just fill, twist and clip.

01

02

Twist

Twist each section together with the base and top watering cup.

03

clip.

snap the clips into place at each joint to keep the sections securely connected.

IN REAL LIFE

One month with a still moss pole.

 The same monstera,  photographed from 4 September to 4 October. Real setup. Real growth. 
Growing without direction.

Growing without direction.

Long stems were leaning in different directions, with no support to guide the plant upwards.

Set up and supported.

Set up and supported.

The moss pole was placed close to the main stem, then the plant and existing aerial roots were gently guided towards the moss.

Growth gets direction

Growth gets direction

As roots attach and stems climb, the plant can start growing more upright instead of spreading outward.

A new leaf appeared.

A new leaf appeared.

By the same date, the plant was also unfurling a new leaf—another change observed during its first month on the pole.

Growth varies by plant type, light, season and care routine.

EASY TO LIVE WITH

After setup, it stays simple.

Built to water, hold and grow with your plant in a simplest way.

Close-up of the closed-back moss pole design with open front for aerial roots
Close-up of the adjustable top cup used to control water flow through the moss pole
Aerial roots guided around the moss pole and toward the moist moss opening
Additional moss pole section connecting to extend the pole height
Moss pole base inserted into the pot to support upright plant growth
Opened moss pole section showing removable moss for cleaning and refilling
Close-up of the closed-back moss pole design with open front for aerial roots

A closed back helps slow moisture loss, so the moss stays damp for longer than fully open poles. The open front still lets aerial roots reach in and attach.

Care will vary with your plant, home environment and potting mix. Always check the moss and soil before adding more water.

WHY STILL?

One set. Less guessing.

Most poles support the plant. This one is designed for setup, watering, root growth and future care.

Easy Release 220° Moss Pole Set
Easy Release 220° Moss Pole Set

open-front support. closed-back moisture. easy to fill, clip, and release.

Coco pole / basic support
Coco pole / basic support

Simple support, limited root access.

Basic moss pole
Basic moss pole

Moss support, more setup.

Setup
Easy Release 220° Moss Pole Set 3-minute setup. Fill. Push. Clip.
Coco pole / basic support Easy to place, but roots mostly stay outside.
Basic moss pole Often needs filling, wrapping, fixing or repotting.
Root support
Easy Release 220° Moss Pole Set Supports the stem and gives aerial roots a moist place to grow into.
Coco pole / basic support Supports the stem, but roots usually wrap around the outside.
Basic moss pole Can support root growth, but access depends on openings and mesh size.
Water + moisture
Easy Release 220° Moss Pole Set Closed back helps hold moisture. Adjustable top cup controls the flow.
Coco pole / basic support Dries quickly and mostly works as dry support.
Basic moss pole Moss can hold moisture, but open designs may dry faster or drip.
Value in the box
Easy Release 220° Moss Pole Set Full set: pole sections, moss, top cup, base and clips.
Coco pole / basic support Often sold as a simple support only.
Basic moss pole Often sold as the pole only; ties, moss or watering tools may be separate.

Everything considered, from first setup to future growth.

IS IT FOR MINE?

Made for climbers.

Best for climbing plants with a visible stem, aerial roots or growth that is beginning to spread outward.

Monstera plant

Monstera

For plants beginning to lean, spread or produce aerial roots.

Pothos / Devil’s Ivy

Pothos / Devil’s Ivy

For training longer vines upward and supporting climbing growth.

Climbing philodendron

Climbing Philodendron

For species that naturally climb from a central stem.

Climbing plant with visible aerial roots

A Good Fit If

If any of these sound familiar, your plant is a good fit for a moss pole.

  • Your plant naturally climbs or trails.
  • You can see aerial roots along the stem.
  • The plant is leaning, spreading or getting harder to shape.
  • You want to guide new growth upward.
  • You plan to keep the plant for the long run.
  • You want a setup that does not need constant adjusting.

GOOD TO KNOW

Questions, answered.

Everything you may want to know before getting started.

Do I need a moss pole for my plant?

A moss pole is useful if your plant naturally climbs, leans, trails, or has aerial roots along the stem. It gives the plant vertical support and gives aerial roots a moist surface to grip and grow into.

Do I need to repot my plant to install this moss pole?

No. STILL moss poles are designed with a four-leg base that can be inserted into the existing pot without repotting. This helps avoid disturbing the roots while still adding stable support.

How do I keep a moss pole moist?

You can keep a moss pole moist by watering from the top and letting the water move through the moss. STILL includes an adjustable top watering cup, so you can fill from above and control the flow with less spraying and guesswork.

Can roots grow into this moss pole?

Yes. The large openings are designed to give aerial roots room to grow into the moss. The openings are also large enough to make plant clips easier to place.

Can I extend the moss pole as my plant grows?

Yes. STILL moss poles use a modular connection system, so you can add extension sections as your plant grows taller. This lets the support grow with the plant instead of replacing the whole setup.

Will the STILL moss pole match my home and plant setup?

Yes. STILL is designed to look clean, minimal and home-friendly, so it works with different pots, plants and interior styles while making the plant setup feel more finished.

Which plants are best for a moss pole?

Moss poles are best for climbing aroids such as Monstera, Philodendron, Pothos, Rhaphidophora, Syngonium and Monstera adansonii. They are especially useful when the plant is starting to spread outward, lean, or produce visible aerial roots.

How long does it take to set up a moss pole?

The STILL moss pole is designed for a simple three-step setup: fill, twist and clip. Fill the sections with soaked moss, twist the parts together, then place the pole into the pot and clip a strong stem to the openings.

If your question is not covered here, feel free to contact us through online chat or email.