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small wooden trellis

small wooden trellis MCM Sunburst Indoor Houseplant Trellis (Wood)

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small wooden trellis MCM Sunburst Indoor Houseplant Trellis (Wood)Do you have climbing houseplants in your collection that need some support for upward growth? You need an indoor plant trellis! Add some mid century modern flair to your dcor with our MCM inspired trellis collection. These plant supports are as stylish as they are functional. Customers love using our trellises for their pothos, hoyas, peperomia, philodendrons, ivy, begonias, and more. They are available in three sizes to fit your 2 6 inch indoor house

Do you have climbing houseplants in your collection that need some support for upward growth? You need an indoor plant trellis! Add some mid-century modern flair to your décor with our MCM-inspired trellis collection. These plant supports are as stylish as they are functional.

Customers love using our trellises for their pothos, hoyas, peperomia, philodendrons, ivy, begonias, and more. 🌱 They are available in three sizes to fit your 2-6 inch indoor house planters. Bonus: the stakes are protected by a waterproof coating so they won't break down or mold like other wood trellises!

📏 Review the size chart below and measure your pot and plant first if needed to ensure a good fit and satisfaction with your purchase. Measurements include stakes, width is at widest point, and exact dimensions may vary slightly.

  • Mini (best for 2-3 inch pots): 9” tall x 3” wide - 7" height above soil
  • Standard (best for 4-5 inch pots): 14.75” tall x 5” wide - 11.75” height above soil
  • Large (best for 6-7 inch pots): 21” tall x 7” wide - 16.25” height above soil

 *Measurements are approximate and include the stakes. Width taken at widest point.

Trellis Installation, Care & Use 

Our wooden trellises are for indoor use only as the natural materials can be damaged by moisture. The stakes are coated in a sealant that is designed to protect them in the soil and prolong the life of the item. Each trellis comes with an installation card - please follow these instructions carefully so you can enjoy your trellis for years to come!

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