The Catalogue · Garden & Nursery
Coco Poles
The climbing frame the aroids ask for: fibre a root can hold and drink from.
What it is
The nearest thing to bark
In the forest a monstera climbs living bark; on the bench, the honest substitute is a coir moss pole: dense fibre bound over a treated wooden core, holding mist the way bark holds rain. Aerial roots take hold of the wrap and drink from it, and when the plant outgrows one pole the next stacks straight into it. Nurseries buying coco poles wholesale, and the houseplant trade that lists them as coco totem poles, order by height to suit the pot.
- Treated wooden core wrapped in dense, latex-bound coir.
- Heights of 40, 60, 80 and 100 cm, one for each stage of the climb.
- Stackable: each pole seats into the last as the plant extends.
- The wrap holds mist and feeds aerial roots between waterings.
- For monstera, philodendron and the whole climbing trade.
The Specification
Stated plainly
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Heights | 40 / 60 / 80 / 100 cm |
| Core | Treated wooden peg |
| Wrap | Dense natural coir, latex-bound |
| Extendable | Poles stack pole-into-pole |
| Packing | Cartons; roughly 23,000-50,000 pieces to a forty-foot high cube, by height |
Loadability follows the packing row above, by height. Every lot ships with its published test papers; one serial follows the goods from quote to delivery.
The Enquiry
Ask for it properly
State the quantity and the use; the house returns a written quote from the register within one working day, with the current lot's papers.
No payment is taken here. Minimum order is one pallet unless stated otherwise; mixed pallets are quoted on request. Pallet pricing lives on the public register. Prefer to talk? WhatsApp Pollachi Coir directly.
