Hanobo 5 Pack Garden Plant Support Rings for Potted Plant, 6" Wide x 11" High, 3 Legs

I had purchased a huge lovely hanging basket that I wanted to put in a planter in the front of my condo. When I cut the three strips attached to the hanger, the taller plants fell leaving an empty middle. I only needed three of these to keep everything propped and stable and the color of the wire blends in perfectly becoming invisible. I'm saving the remainder for gifts and to use in the Spring for my clumps of daffodils that take a beating in the rain!

I have several indoor plants that need support to keep them from falling over. Most plant rings are much bigger and designed for use in outdoor gardens. These are well-suited for use in indoor pots. They are not as sturdy as I would like and have only three legs rather than four but they work for my purpose and they are the only ones I could find in a smaller size.

These support rings are exactly what I needed. An excellent value for the money! I’ve been gardening for 35 years and have many products to support plants. While lots of reviews mention that they aren’t very sturdy, I found that not to be true. The biggest drawback to any kind of stake is getting it into the ground. Many stakes are unusable because of the thickness, which means you can only push it so far into the ground. The slender legs of these stakes eliminated that problem, together with the 11 inch height. Will buy more in various sizes.

Wires are not sturdy. I bought this to support my Amaryllis, as I seen on Linda Vater Youtube video, but it can't even support the leaves of the amaryllis, so when the tall stalks begin to flower the wires bent to the weight of the blooms. Regret buying it, but I will keep them and find some use to it.

This is such a small product and isn’t sturdy at all. I do not recommend

There's not much to these and not much to like about these 6" plant supports.... The "supports" are so flimsy that they won't even support a delicate and light calla lily plant that we keep in our kitchen. I put 2 of them together to make a 12" circle, which is more like a couple of eggs' silhouettes, and honestly cannot think of a plant application for the home or garden. They're close to useless, and part of the problem is that the stakes, once inserted into your planter, leave only about 6-7" of support height and flimsy at that. I do not recommend whatsoever.

Buyers should look at the size. I didn't and was surprised how small they are. They will work fine on my young peonies but in a year or two I will need larger ones .

A little work to coordinate getting all three legs in evenly, but pleased with result. Good for my small plants, like parsley and chives.