How a Supporting stick, coco liner, coir stick is typically used:

1. Plant Support: Placing sticks in the plant’s container, gardeners train the climbing or vining plant to grow up the pole. As a result, growing plant can attach itself to the coir, allowing it to climb and reach for more sunlight.
2. Aerial Root Development: Numerous climbing plants, for example philodendrons, pothos, monstera, and certain orchid species, produce aerial roots.
3. These aerial roots plant, naturally attach to the coir on the stick, and providing the plant additional support.
4. Moisture Retention: By retaining moisture, the coco liner benefit the plant, particularly in indoor environments with low humidity levels. Consequently, fosters a suitable microclimate for the plant.

To use a coco liner effectively, follow these steps:

• Insert the Coir pole into the plant’s container, ensuring it reaches the bottom.
• Secure the plant to the coir pole gently using soft garden twine or plant ties.
• Be careful not to damage the plant in the process.
• Water the coco liner regularly to maintain the moisture level in the coir pole.
• As the plant grows, continue to train it up the coco liner.
• Allowing the aerial roots to attach and support the plant’s growth.

• The Coir pole features a hole at the top and a wooden stick at the bottom, enabling stacking for height extension.