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self watering moss poles

self watering moss poles Intergrated Moss Pole & Self-Watering Cache Pot

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self watering moss poles Intergrated Moss Pole & Self-Watering Cache PotA plastic sheet moss pole is pre assembled and attached to a 4 inch net pot with zip ties, sitting in a food storage container. This does NOT include the moss. Can this be used like a self watering pot? Absolutely! We find great success in plants that are rooted into both the pole and the reservoir. It can be a ton of fun to watch both the roots and foliage grow at the same time! The transparency literally makes seeing where your moss is dry easier so

A plastic sheet moss pole is pre-assembled and attached to a 4 inch net pot with zip ties, sitting in a food storage container.

This does NOT include the moss.

Can this be used like a self watering pot?

Absolutely!

We find great success in plants that are rooted into both the pole and the reservoir. 

It can be a ton of fun to watch both the roots and foliage grow at the same time! 

The transparency literally makes seeing where your moss is dry easier so you will never leave portions of the roots dry.

This set up will make your Monstera, Philodendron, Syngonium, Pothos, so many climbing houseplants happy!

If your goal is to have large lush foliage, this is the set up for you!

We typically use Premium Long-fiber Sphagnum Moss to fill the poles, but you can use a chunky soil mix, or New Zealand Tree Fern Fiber.

Production Notes:

A.C. infinity is printed on the rim of the net pots and A.C. Infinity is only the original manufacturer of the net pots. A.C. Infinity does NOT indorse this product. 

Each piece of this product is manufactured separately and not affiliated with Matt's and Mike's Plants.

The final product being sold is assembled and related only to Matt's and Mike's Plants.

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Cyrus Alderwood
West Palm Beach, US
★★★★★ 4
What is poetry?
Format: Paperback
I have been an avid reader of nearly every genre of written creativity except for poetry. Other than the rhythmic beautiful descriptions in certain pieces, the heart and soul of poetry has always escaped me. This book moved me closer to discovering and understanding that beat. It has a heavy focus on the Appalachian region, and taught me the deep purpose of cadence and the beauty of the simplicity found in that. Some of the poems are dark, some not so much. I really enjoyed this book and it showed me on a more personal level why poetry should be read and appreciated. Graves work is a treasure.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2022
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Alexandria, US
★★★★★ 5
So readable!
Format: Paperback
I devoured this book in one day, and I’m very glad I didn’t read reviews first. Go in blind if you can—the jacket gives just enough and nothing more. At first, it feels like a story about control. Dannie—who has planned every detail of her life—has everything working exactly as intended. Until one night she falls asleep and spends an hour five years in the future. It doesn’t feel like a dream. It feels like inhabiting a premonition—something real, physical, and undeniable. When she wakes up, everything shifts. The story moves from careful planning to knowing—and not being able to change what’s coming. It’s not the story you think it will be. But it is a very good love story. What I appreciated most is how it explores what love actually asks of us, without dressing it up or making it easy. It’s a quick read, but it lingers. And somehow, I’m not even mad at the author for taking me on an unexpected journey.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2026
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Elizabeth
Lake Worth, US
★★★★★ 4
Perfect summer book!
Format: Kindle
Dannie has had her life planned out since she was a little girl. Get into the good school, find the right job, meet the guy, find the perfect job, get engaged, get married, buy the house, and maybe one day, have the kid. So far, everything is going according to her plan. She has made it to the "get engaged" moment and it is perfect. She has the man of her dreams and everything is on track to meet all of her goals. But the night of her engagement, something makes her swerve off course. She dreams a very vivid and real dream that it is 5 years in the future and she is in a different apartment and has a different ring on her finger, and there is a different man in her life. She wakes up suddenly and tries to forget. 4 and a half years go by and Dannie still hasn't set a wedding date...life keeps getting in the way. One night she and her fiance meet her best friend, Bella, for dinner on a double date only to find that her best friend's date is the man she dreamed about. All Dannie can think about why he is in her life and more importantly, how she can change the future. Along the way, Dannie has to learn many hard lessons, including accepting the unexpected. Told from Dannie's perspective, this fast paced and heart breaking novel, examines love and one's chosen family. The author uses "the dream" to frame the entire story and I loved the feel and rhythm of this book. It feels suspenseful knowing Dannie is on somewhat of a countdown. This isn't a romance book (believe me, not my thing) but it is a love story. It is a rather short novel, which made it a fast read, but I found myself wanting more. I would have liked to have seen a little more plot development before the story's major twist occurred. But overall, I really enjoyed and would recommend to anyone wanting a heartfelt, yet not sappy, summer read.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2020
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Jacob Johnson
Pawtucket, US
★★★★★ 5
amazing!!
Format: Kindle
Full of twists and turns but an amazing story of love and friendship! A must read if you like a little mystery.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2026
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jesica love
Louisville, US
★★★★★ 3
Not what I expected at all
Format: Paperback
Hmmm. So this is a good book. But I’m mad b/c I feel betrayed. The back of the book says it’s about Dannie, and how the night she gets engaged to her longtime boyfriend David, she falls asleep. And then she wakes up and spends one hour 5 years in the future. A different apartment, a different ring, a different man. “It’s a love story, but it is not the one you’re expecting”. Ok, so spoiler alert. If you’re planning to read the book, maybe you shouldn’t read this review and should just read the book as it’s meant to be read. But I would have liked a warning. This is a story about friendship. Dannie and Bella have been best friends since they were 7. While Dannie is conservative and loves to plan, Bohemian Bella flies by the seat of her pants and goes where the wind takes her. They are so different, but are twin souls. And I think the story of their friendship would have been enough. But instead, I was told it was a love story about a woman and two potential men. And I was definitely not warned that this would be a crying book, but the last 20 pages had me just over misty. Overall, this was not the book I thought I’d be reading. And while it was good, I feel like I’ve been tricked and I’m mad about it.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2025

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