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Coir pole is a plant supporyt and a growing aid manufactured using 100% environment friendly coconut Fibres. Cocopoles are made out of specially treated coconut fibre sheet that is rolled on to coconut wood poles. Coco poles used for support of vines,shrubs and money plants and any other vegetable plants that need a support to give them protection while they are growing. Coco poles are widely usedin plant nurseries and horticulture farms. As well, they are ideal for supporting plants such as creepers or ornamental plants that are growing inside your home as décor on patios or in the garden.They are used a lot in vineyards as well for support for grape plants while they grow. The coir sheet around pole is made of natural and 100% biodegradable coconut fibers, absorbs nutrients and moisture for slow release for plants. Coco poles being porous, helps the plant to develop many tiny roots throughout its surface. Helps to grow healthy plants. Our Coco Poles are highly appreciated & demanded in the markets due to its striking attributes like high strength, high water retention capacity and high longevity.?? Give Your Plants the Perfect Climbing Support!Upgrade your indoor and outdoor gardening with our high-quality COCO POLE Moss & Coir Stick – the #1 choice for plant lovers across India! Designed to help Money Plants, Monstera, Pothos, and other climbers grow taller and healthier, this 2 ft (61 cm) coco pole provides natural support while enhancing your plant’s beauty.?? WHY GARDENERS LOVE THIS COCO POLE?? Strong & Durable – Made from 100% natural coconut coir & moss for long-lasting plant support.? Perfect Height (2 FT / 61 cm) – Ideal for small to medium-sized climbers.? Pack of 4 Poles – Great bulk value for multiple plants!? Eco-Friendly & Safe – No chemicals, 100% organic and biodegradable.? Works Indoors & Outdoors – Perfect for balcony, terrace, or garden plants.? Easy to Use – Simply insert into the soil and let your plants climb naturally!?? BEST FOR:? Money Plant (Golden Pothos)? Monstera Deliciosa? Philodendron? Syngonium? Betel Leaf Plant (Paana)? Any Climbing or Creeping Plants