Plant Stakes & Supports

Give your houseplants the support they deserve. Our plant stakes and supports collection includes decorative plant picks, character plant sticks, climbing clips, and stylish plant jewelry - everything you need to keep trailing, vining, and top-heavy plants upright while adding real personality to your space. Whether you’re propping up a tall fiddle-leaf fig or training a pothos to climb, the right stake makes all the difference. Browse our full range of pots and planters to find the perfect home for your plants before you stake them out.

From disco ball plant picks and dinosaur plant sticks to dry-erase stakes you can label yourself, every piece in this collection is designed to be as eye-catching as the plant it supports. If you love plants that make people smile, you’ll want to check out our animal-shaped planters, too. They pair perfectly with our character plant sticks for a display that’s totally your own.

What are plant stakes used for?

Plant stakes are used to support upright growth in houseplants, keep stems from drooping, and train vining plants like pothos and monstera to climb. Decorative plant stakes also add a fun visual element to your plant display.

How do houseplant climbing clips work?

Houseplant climbing clips attach a vine or stem to a stake, trellis, or support structure without damaging the plant. They gently hold the stem in place and are ideal for monsteras, pothos, and other climbing houseplants.

What’s the difference between a plant stake and a plant support?

A plant stake is a rigid rod or decorative stick pushed into the soil to hold a plant upright. A plant support is a broader term that includes stakes, trellises, climbing clips, and moss poles - anything that helps a plant maintain its shape or direction of growth.

Are decorative plant stakes safe for plants?

Yes, our decorative plant stakes are designed for use in potted houseplants and are made from plant-safe materials. Simply push the stake into the soil near the base of your plant. Avoid piercing roots by inserting stakes at the pot’s edge.

What plants benefit most from plant stakes?

Top-heavy plants like fiddle-leaf figs, tall succulents, and orchids benefit from a single upright stake. Vining plants like pothos, philodendrons, and monsteras thrive with climbing clips and trellis supports to encourage upward growth. Decorative plant stakes also double as home decor accents that add personality to any shelf or windowsill.