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A timeless favourite among plant lovers, the Monstera Deliciosa, also known as the Swiss Cheese Plant, is admired for its bold, split leaves and fast-growing nature. This tropical stunner brings a lush, jungle-like vibe to any indoor space and makes a striking statement as it matures.
We’re thrilled to launch our latest innovation – Dripcups, designed exclusively for our handmade extendable moss poles! These self-watering accessories make it easier than ever to keep your moss totem consistently moist, providing the perfect growing environment for aroid plants like Monstera, Philodendron, Syngonium, and Epipremnum.
Each Dripcup is locally crafted in Scotland by product designer Ben Durack and made in small batches using a plant-based, biodegradable cornstarch plastic. While they are fully recyclable, we hope you’ll keep and reuse yours for years to come!
Order a Dripcup, Premium Aroid Potting Mix, and Moss Pole Bundle today and save money while giving your Monstera, Philodendron, and Syngonium the perfect support and hydration! Click here to order Aroid Plants Bundle: Moss Pole, Drip Cup and Potting Mix – Highland Moss
Enhance your Monstera, Philodendron, and other climbing plants with our eco-friendly, extendable moss poles made from Iroko wood for superior moisture resistance. Choose from green, pink, or mixed moss options, and easily extend the pole as your plant grows. Pair with our innovative drip cup to keep the moss moist effortlessly, ensuring optimal plant growth and humidity. Handmade to order with sustainable materials, these poles provide the perfect support for your houseplants while adding a touch of natural beauty.
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