Plant ties

See a simple and easy way to tie up tomato plants without breaking the bank - and why this method can also be great for your plants too!

See how to tie your tomato plants up to give them the support they need to grow an produce - and the best materials to tie them up with!

Tomato plants produce heavy fruit throughout the Summer, so they can benefit from being tied up. Not only does it help keep the plant from breaking, but it helps allows proper airflow to keep the plant healthier. Find out just how to tie up your tomato plants and also what to use to tie them up properly!

Try this surprisingly simple — and inconspicuous — alternative to traditional plant ties.

Keep those unwieldy plants upright. Even Martha Stewart recommends it! Check it out here.

To attach Monstera to a moss pole, you need to prepare some lanyard, nylon, or plastic. You cut them into short pieces, then tie the tree to it, and leave a distance of 3 cm for each node.

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Good plant ties, used to attach tall plant stems to stakes or other supports, are strong yet soft enough to not damage plant stems. Learn how to repurpose nylon stockings into great plant ties for tomatoes and other garden plants. Quick, easy and earth friendly!

What can I use instead of plant ties? we love sugru so it's no wonder we used them as plant ties as well. You can customize the size. Reusable diy plant ties. #plant #ties #sugru #reusable