DIY Moss Pole Using Cheap & Free Items From Nature

#mosspole #diy
I'm making a moss pole out of natural items you can use throughout nature. Some indoor houseplants are climbers so its a good idea to make a mosspole so your plants can climb. Im going to try and mimic the outdoors by using alot of natural things such as moss and branches. Not only can some of the items used that are free but there are cheap option. I had an ADHD moment and forgot to hit the record button so audio was poor during the middle of the video. Pay attention Jack!.
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[@shelbybartsch3304]

As someone with ADHD I can never listen to instructional videos but you keep it so real I love your vids!

[@TheAdhdGardener]

Thanks a bunch!😁🌻

[@reyhosein2533]

I love natural looking moss poles, they have so much more character.

[@TheAdhdGardener]

I agree! If nature makes us calm n happy then I want to bring that natural element indoors too🪴My most recent natural wood project im working on now is another natural vine climbing piece using a whole slab of natural wood😁🌱

[@reyhosein2533]

@@TheAdhdGardener how wonderful, do have a great time doing your projects, I do as well.😁

[@nancya9402]

❤❤❤you are adorable so excited about moss pol ❤❤❤

[@ShirleyHardyAu]

I thoroughly enjoyed your video, so that you for making and uploading it.

[@summerwalters9520]

Wow this is the best monstera pole I’ve ever seen and the materials are 👌🏼 I really like how you KZbin, thanks for giving a shout out to all the adhd plant-people! ♥️ #soulsisters

[@TheAdhdGardener]

Thanks😉 gotta put my energy to good use lol

[@miranda4484]

This is THE best moss pole tutorial I’ve seen. You give great options and seem like you’re having such a good time! Amazing energy and some damn good ingenuity!

[@TheAdhdGardener]

U should see the other vid where I used a tree slab as a pole option 😆 totally worked🌻

[@jeanniechristy3885]

How fun! Thank you great diy video.

[@dubiouslyyours]

Holy crap. Ily already. Subscribed so you can teach me your ways (and I’ll be terribly disappointed if I go to your channel and see you haven’t posted in a year.. oh no. 😭). Gotta have some sort of fallback methods for when I forget to care for my dozens of new plants. . Cause idk wtf I think I’m doing. 😬

[@maryboccardo2683]

OMG I love you 😄I feel like I'm listening to myself haha

[@greenhousefun3235]

Thanks you're the best. I am so inspired by you. I do t usually get your videos but when I do, I'm so happy. I built my greenhouse like yours. Thank you 😊

[@TheAdhdGardener]

That's AWESOME!!!🌻🌻

[@Dominique03]

Girl, you’re hilarious. 😂🤣🤣😂 I know this video is from 2020 and have just watched it, I love your humor and down to earth attitude. ❤️❤️😂You keep it real and had me laughing.🤗🤗🤗

[@TheAdhdGardener]

Aww thanks boo😁 gotta have a sense of humor I need to laugh🌻

[@LightMindedReikiHealing]

Awesome video! I go hiking daily. I’m going to be on the look out for natural material. Keep putting out great videos. ❤️

[@TheAdhdGardener]

Look for fallen tree branches that have smaller mini stems/side branches cuz they can be used for climbers! My bf cut down a small tree n I took those larger branches that had a bunch of mini branches n used that outside in the veggie garden for my cucumbers n pile beans.. n it was free!😄

[@mar.justicerix1629]

Had an ADHD thought could I make moss fairy wings? First video I found an ADHD garden I'm inspired 😂

[@debraflowers6007]

Wow fantastic!!!! Really educational!!!

[@TheAdhdGardener]

Glad u enjoyed😁🌻

[@floroma2820]

Lots of bugs too….?

[@julianegabrieleribeiro2379]

This helps me so much ❤️ thanks for creative this video 🙏

[@tammyleite820]

Do you sanitize your sticks and moss you find and if so, how do you do that?

[@TheAdhdGardener]

I personally don't sanitize the moss that I get from the store but if I find it out in the wild as I forage in the woods then I'd boil it for a bit to kill off pathogens

[@mickche5850]

Great video! Ur fun and very informative.

[@kelliedenningtobesetapart6733]

Awesome

[@perezochieng4716]

This is lovely, tell me how do you get rid of the natural moss smell or it dries up after some time

[@TheAdhdGardener]

Tbh I don't notice the moss smellmaybe when its wet🤷‍♀️ once dry I don't smell anything

[@1Hollytamaleholly1]

I collected a bunch of moss fro outside, Oregon Coast. Do I need to treat it first? So fungus and bugs dont invade my monstera?

[@TheAdhdGardener]

Nice ! If u just want to clean it soak/rinse with distilled water. If u want to sterilize then soak with distilled water n add hot/boiling water then strain

[@krisyallowega5487]

I have even seen moss poles made out of jute twine. No moss, just jute wrapped around something. It seems to work for her.

[@TheAdhdGardener]

There are so many options with moss poles, the possibilities are endless with a bit of creativity 🤗🌱

[@ralphchristianson]

I made mine that way, I wrapped the jute string around a dowel. I tried tieing the end off but found stapling the end to the dowel worked better and also put some wood glue on the dowel before I wrapped the twine. It worked very well and looks good.

[@sharonelliott1075]

Can you use a branch without the moss?

[@TheAdhdGardener]

I dont see why not?! U may need to help it along to stick to the stick

[@TheOfficialDarren]

SO HOW do you know grass from outside will work? does it have to be sphagnum?

[@TheOfficialDarren]

I feel like this is a stupid question

[@TheAdhdGardener]

😆 nah not a stupid question. Ideally sphagnum is the best but if you get creative and try it out with another material, that's a win!

[@plantman5126]

I have a free suggestion. Bougainvillea branch/old vine section because it has thorns every inch or so.

[@TheAdhdGardener]

Thanks for the suggestion 😁🌱

[@tiarraodom2223]

Is the moss around the tree branch necessary? I don't have anything but Spanish moss

[@TheAdhdGardener]

Not at all! U can use a regular branch by itself or whatever moss u have on hand n wrap😁

[@teresagarcia3495]

I love this video so much that I subscribed and I don’t have many subscriptions at all

[@TheAdhdGardener]

Well thankya!😁🌻

[@kallebassen]

hey, aren’t the branches going to rot and then the rot might spread to the soil/plant? or has this not been a problem for you? ✨

[@TheAdhdGardener]

I didn't find it to be a problem. All my vining plants have 1in+ thick branches holding them up. Water gets sucked up enough to where the branch end just dries up. Eventually over a long time it can start to soften up n rot(due to it being organic n in soil) but thatll take forever if its in a plant that only gets watered like once a week😁 try it out

[@kallebassen]

The Adhd Gardener okay, thank you for answering ☺️✨ will try it as well!

[@paulajsmith4795]

How do you keep from bringing bugs inside on the natural materials you repurpose?

[@TheAdhdGardener]

Pure Inspection. Gotta look over every cracks of the wood. I never brought any bugs in. I'd suggest removing bark cuz thats where you'll find them

[@paulajsmith4795]

@@TheAdhdGardener thanks!

[@kpope3996]

Bark could carry insects be careful