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Dyed Split Bamboo Trellis

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This split and green-dyed bamboo cane is particularly strong, durable, and lightweight. It supports the young plants and accompanies them in their growth while blending in with the vegetation. Attachment clips or ties sold separately.

This Split and Stained Bamboo Stake is particularly strong, resistant, and lightweight. It supports plants without weakening and accompanies them in their growth while blending in with the vegetation. Attachment clips or ties sold separately. Split bamboo stakes for example discretely slip into pots and planters to support the weight of flower-laden stems.

Split bamboo, traditionally used for making fly fishing rods, is a material that is both lightweight, slightly flexible, and very strong. It is composed of six triangular sections cut from bamboo. After being glued, these fibers acquire new mechanical qualities. It is a material with a fairly good lifespan (at least 4-5 years) compared to that of traditional bamboo rods, Provence rods, or other untreated wood. This split bamboo stake displays a fairly neutral green colour, which blends perfectly with a plant-based decor. Plant it at the same time or just before your plant, so as not to damage its roots. Use appropriate ties (clips, rings, plastic ties, string, etc.) to attach the plant to its split bamboo stake.

Available in two sizes, to be chosen according to the size of the plants.

Technical features

Colour Beige

Tips

Main uses Supporting plants

Recommended for use in Indoor pot/planter, Open ground, Open ground under cold frame/cover, Outdoor pot/planter

Particularly recommended for Bedding plants (annuals and biennials), Perennials, trees and shrubs, Vegetables and aromatic herbs

Detailed features

Directions for use It is sometimes necessary to securely attach plants to a stake in order to protect them from damage caused by strong winds and the weight of rain. Choose a split bamboo stake whose height is compatible with the size of the plant to be supported. Plant it at the same time or just before the plant to avoid damaging its roots. Use a suitable tie (clips, rings, flexible tie) to attach the plant to its stake.