SuxgumoePlant Support Sticks, 45pcs 40cm Reusable Bamboo Plants Support Flower Stick Garden Tools for Garden Canes

These bamboo canes are all one-size and thickness and are exactly what I ordered.Useful as stakes for indoor plants such as orchids they can also be used outdoors with young tomato plants and other tender plants. As the plants grow, they will need to be staked to taller, thicker canes. These are fairly hardy and robust plus they are slim enough to be used for craft projects. Here, I have used these as 'stalks' for inflatable daisy balloons.

Great for plants

For craft work. Did the job

excellent versatile

….. I’m really impressed by these. I’ve used them to create a Support frame for my dwarf raspberries in a planter. I normally buy those thin flimsy green “sticks” you get from the garden Center but they typically only last a year. These are made from bamboo BUT (to my surprise) are NOT bamboo canes. They seem to be made from the outer wall of the bamboo (you can see the ‘grain’ running down the sticks). As such they’re quite sturdy and, hopefully, more resilient to the great British weather! I hope these will last several years and I’m pleased with the sturdy support they’ve created (see photos).

Used for sunflower

Ordered item received item perfect for job it was intended for

Much sturdier than I had anticipated. I'm not in the habit of leaving reviews but was genuinely surprised and impressed. Significantly better than the green sticks, in my opinion. The price is favourable, too.

Alles super 👍

Ich verwende die Stäbe für meine Topfpflanzen, erfüllen vollkommen ihren Zweck.

Guter Halt für die Pflanzen.

Nach nicht mal einer Woche und einmal gießen, haben die stecken extrem geschimmelt! Meine ganze Erde war überzogen. KEINE EMPFEHLUNG

Ich habe diese Holzstäbe vor 6 Monaten gekauft, um meinen Pflanzen mehr Stabilität zu gewähren. Leider sind einige davon in den Pflanzentöpfen verschimmelt und die meisten davon sogar noch in der Verpackung (große, grüne, flauschige Schimmelflecken am Holz). Da diese Stäbe eigentlich mit Feuchtigkeit in Verbindung kommen (Regen, oder beim Gießen), hätte ich mir das anders erwartet. Die meisten sind im Müll gelandet. Geldverschwendung!