Cut your PVC pipe to size and lay an inch of moistened moss onto a section of plastic wire mesh. Drill holes along the pipe (optional), and wrap the pipe inside the mesh like a Swiss roll, securing with cable ties. Attach a waste pipe stop in the end so water won’t pool in the...
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For plants such as monstera or pothos, train plants up a moss pole or trellis. Photo by: Tammy Nguyen.VERTICAL GARDEN DIY PROJECTSCreate your own vertical garden with these DIY projects. Use trailing or climbing plants with different sizes, foliage, and flowers for months of continuous color....
Monstera will tolerate slightly-sandy soils, butprefers a peaty, well-draining soil.Your soil should be nutrient-rich and should hold moisture without getting soggy. I like to use a standard potting mix with extra sphagnum moss worked into it. This works surprisingly well. If your potting mix...
Moss spreads in locations that boast of enough moisture. But, is it possible to grow them indoors? You bet! In fact, it’s easy! You don’t even need to use fancy fertilizers to grow moss. All you need is a bunch of moss plants and you’re good to go! As always, you can grow...
Monstera Deliciosa Soil All plants appreciate fresh potting mix at some point. Monsteras like a well-drained mix rich in peat (I use coco coir instead; it’s a similar but more sustainable alternative to peat moss) and organic matter. ...
Use a good commercial potting soil or a mixture consisting of equal parts of loam, sand and peat moss, with some chopped charcoal, gravel, broken crocks or brick added.Newly potted plants need to be carefully watered during the first month or so, to be certain that the roots don't dry ...
As with most monstera plants, you need to find a pot with drainage holes at the bottom and perhaps a pole to support the growth. Check regularly for dry soil at the top of the pot and add water when the top inch dries out. This is typically every 7-10 days depending on where you ...
Be sure to provide support using plant ties, a moss pole, or stakes to prevent toppling and breakage. As vining plants, you can also trail your Monstera over the pot and climb along a trellis. These plants appreciate daily misting. Wipe the leaves with a damp cloth weekly to remove ...