(Pack of 3) Garden Plant Support Rings, 5.5" Wide x 11" High, 3 Legs

I have a 15 year old, indestructible snake plant that has outgrown its pot and can't support itself. I had it on a bookcase in the corner supported by two walls. Well, I wanted to move the bookcase but had no other place to put this plant. Pictured something like this product in my head but didn't know what to search for or even if such a thing existed. Googled "plant supports", and eventually came across these. Was leery of some saying these are flimsy as my plant is pretty good sized. Well, these are just sturdy enough. They are metal after all. Bendy metal, but still. If you find it is too flimsy, there's no reason you couldn't simply use two of them together or even all three). For me one was enough. The hoop part hooks together, so I was pleasantly surprised that I didn't have to feed all the leaves through the hoop like I thought. Bottom line is it was easy to install, and now the plant's leaves are supported enough that it is more or less free standing, I don't need to lean it against a wall. Perfect for my specific use case. Yay!

I got these to protect my chives from the dogs running thru them, I've been using tomato cages but those were a bit big for chives. These might work in a potted plant, but they do not work in a garden setting. They are too short even for chives, and the three legs are too loose and they keep collapsing.

I used the stand to support a Prayer Plant. The product isn't super sturdy but it does a nice job considering the stem and leaves on my plant are fairly lightweight. It was somewhat awkward when initially placing the stand around the plant but it looks nice once I was able to position it where needed. Overall, the stand works very well for my needs, I'm happy with the product.

Way to thin and flimsy to support 99% of plants. It might not even support the other 1%. Size is right but strength is not. Plant supports are purchased by people who need to keep unruly plants supported - these won’t work, even for lighter plants. They are so thin and weak. I got them originally for a young papyrus and some salvias. Those are not heavy plants at all - these were not capable at all. Very very thin support - very flimsy. I ended up having to buy a different set and I’m trying to return these. The only plants I can see it working for at all are very light leaves that may only need bare minimum support? But honestly - they’re so thin it’s hard to get them to even stand up without a plant.

They are a little hard to use. The stakes aren’t very strong and bend easily. If the plant is heavy it takes some engineering to adjust them so the weight of the plant doesn’t bend them over even when staked down. One thing I did like was that the ring came unhooked so you can easily get it around stalks of the plants you intend to stake

Works perfectly for medium, long stem plants like Alocasia, Syngonium and even ZZ plants.Endless possibilities.

These aren't the sturdiest so I wouldn't use them to support a plant with heavy branches and I wish the stakes had been longer because by the time you push them into the ground, there's not much height to them, but they did work for my needs and they're hardly noticable.

Growing a green thumb isn’t for the weak and impatient.