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Plant Supports & Supplies

A plant support is anything that can be used to prop up or direct a plant. The direction that one chooses to grow will determine what type of support system that they decide to purchase for their plant.

Traditional Plant Supports

Generally gardeners will use a support system that will let their plants grow vertically. This is the most common way to support a plant and the most desirable. Growing plants vertically helps keep a garden organized and gives the owner great visibility of their specimens. Vertical growth is most common in vegetables, vines, flower bushes, and trees.

Wood Stakes

Cheap, but can require a lot of maintenance.

Constant tying of stems with twine and dealing with the bottom rotting in soil.

Metal Stakes

Often smooth and will require tying of stems to the stake.

Most plants require a rough surface for their tendrils to anchor on to.

Plastic Trellis

outdoor trellis for plants like ivy and clematis

Very common item at big box garden centers. Often fastened to the side of a home or shed.

Great for annuals like clematis.

Wood Trellis

Wooden trellis for outdoor plants triangle arch

Easy to paint which offers great flexibility for color choices.

More expensive than a plastic solution, but better for most vines with their textured surface.

Pergola

The most expensive option when it comes to garden solutions. These are used to create natural shade over a patio.

Maintenance is often required twice a year. Once growth has consumed the structure, regular pruning is necessary.

Any of these will work, but is "good enough" really enough?

All of these options have one thing in common, they're made for annuals. Products made for plants that die every year. (ok they're dormant, you got me)

Introducing Super Trellis
A solution that grows with your plants!

A trellis that is more than a plant support. It's a support system.

Step 1: Unbox

Eco packaging that is compostable, tears open easily.

Open one at a time to keep parts organized

Step 2: Insert Base

Base parts allow you to fit your trellis into any size pot.

Removable stakes accommodate sharp angle planters.

Step 3: Build Trellis

modular hexagon trellis for plants like ivy monstera hoya raphidaphora

Hexagons snap onto each other to create a freeform honeycomb trellis.

Build around your plant to support each leaf. As the plant grows, it will consume the trellis.

Step 4: Flaunt Growth

raphidaphora tetrasperma growing on hexagon trellis indoor outdoor use

Snap some photos or take your plant around the block for a walk.

Don't be bashful, you've accomplished something amazing!

Let's get started!

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Ways to use

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Indoor

Anything used indoors needs to be user friendly. This system makes maintenance a snap, so you can get back to admiring your plants. Spend less time "making something work" and more time admiring new growth.

Outdoor

Sturdy enough to withstand the elements. Plants can be brought outdoors during the right season without any drama. A freestanding, lightweight trellis makes it easy to pick up and move any plant at any time.

Small Plants

The modular design of this trellis makes it useful for tiny propagations and mature plants alike. With Super Trellis you can start small and grow endlessly with the same trellis.

Large Plants

hoya trellis for mature hoya and young hoya

Big plants are at home on this trellis. Strong enough for mature vines like Monstera or RT, delicate enough for rare Hoyas.

On the wall

living wall trellis to make plant wall with light

Grow your plants where you want them.

Vines on a wall are a great way to bring new intrigue to a space. Wake up every morning to something new.

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It's a freeform system designed to fit any scenario. If you have a unique situation that needs a custom solution, you can build it with Super Trellis.

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Great for These Varieties

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Pothos

Fast growing Pothos thrive on a trellis. The size of each hexagon is perfect for the average leaf size and stem length of many varieties.

Mature plants can be trellised with ease and young plants gobble up each honeycomb quickly.

Philodendron

Leaves at the base of a Philodendron are often covered up by new growth. A trellis lifts up the leaves to spread out the light.

The smooth edges are complimented by the brutalist angles of a hexagon. No matter the variety, Philodendron always look lush on a Super Trellis.

Monstera

From Adansonii to Deliciosa, most varieties of Monstera will need a trellis at some point in their life. Constant support will prevent stems from growing "leggy".

Support your plants early in their life for the tightest growth.

Hoya

A personal favorite here at Super Trellis HQ.

Slow growers during one half of the year, but wild reachers during the other. Hoya's will grow stems until they find strong support. Once they're wrapped up tight, leaves will bloom rapidly.

Raphidophora

strong trellis for raphidaphora tetraspera indoor or outdoor use

The "Mini Monstera" often ends up as a long thin vine with small leaves. With proper support these plants can grow dense with surprisingly large leaves.

Check out some of our other content on the success we have had in our greenhouse with this species.

Garden Varieties

Garden variety vines don't have to be an outdoor only species.

In 2021 we grew Clematis, Honeysuckle, and Black Eyed Susan on tower trellises. This fall they came inside to fill our home with amazing floral scents.

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