K-Brands Tomato Cage (173 cm, Set of 3) - Extra Tall Climbing Plant Stakes Support Cages Trellis for Garden and Pots

I’m really pleased with these plant supports. I have used them to support tomato plants which are growing in pots. They were very easy to put together, and the upright supports can be extended as the plant grows. A really good idea, as before I was trying to tie the plants to canes, which were very wobbly.

Great quality. Easy to assemble. For years we've struggled to keep our plants supported, these kits are fantastic. Will be buying another set next week. If you wanted to keep your plants at a manageable height, one set would be enough for 4 plants.

A good price, but they’re a little bit wobbly , probably better when used to the second highest

They are doing a great job. My tomato plants are tall and they survived the recent wind and rain. 🌻

Good length and height.

They are very much like some others I have used and I found that I could mix them with the other brand. But these ones having a variety of widths to choose when attaching the horizontal bits (there is a choice of places to attach the bits that go across) made them more versatile. So it was easy to make them fit different pots and different plants.

I've bought 2 of these sets. One for me and one for a friend. They do what you want them too. I live in an area that is really windy and they've withstood the gales and kept my tomatoes in one piece as I container grow. I can attach pieces to take the weight of the tomato vines. Great to be able to dismantle and use again next summer.

This does not provide a strong reliable support for your plants. It looks good when the plants are young and lightweight. But any decent crop causes collapse. My tomatoes which were unfortunate enough to have to rely on these got half to two thirds through the season before the upright elements bent and broke. The connecting sleeves also bent. They frequently executed a 90 degree bend. I ended up having to splint the supports with canes and zip ties. If you favour your sanity, find a better way to hold your cropping plants up.

Facile à installer, les pieds de tomates ont donnés une belle récolte malgré 2 mois d'absence, donc sans entretien.

I was originally looking for a specific product to provide support for my Monsterra Deliciosa houseplant. It was out of stock and not known if more coming in. I looked at other plant supports and thought this might be perfect, and even better original item. This one allows me to put it together bit by bit, one level at a time - perfect for my large plant. I currently have it at 2 posts high, and when the plant reaches a higher level, I’ll add the 3rd level of posts. The product comes with enough parts for 3 triangular plant supports. However, I found it worked better for my plant to create a square one. As it is, it appears to be staked firmly in the pot and very sturdy. Perfect for what it was intended to do!

Good for the price

With a later planting of veggies this year, we decided to stick our cucumbers and tomatoes into pots so they were in sight and mind. The tomatoes have been growing fast, and this tool has been perfect for promoting vertical growth and (hopefully in a couple of weeks) helping separate the plant for easier picking. The parts are made of sturdy green plastic, which seems to work well so far and look nice. I was surprised as all the parts came loose in one box, so be mindful of that and open it over a rug or somewhere visible so you do not accidentally lose something when you take everything out. Some rods with shallow cone tips are supposed to be used as the base to stick into the ground. I tried to use this, but as my dirt was pretty loose, this feature didn't really matter as the other poles can be stuck into the ground as well, and the coned ends can still be slotted into the brackets to extend height so you are not loosing out on pieces. One of the best and most cumbersome features is that you can customize the height and shape of the rods with the attachable brackets. The suggested shape is a triangle (triangular prism), but I also created a pentagon shape for my cucumbers based on the pot size. There are brackets with three slots to hold the rods together, and though it can take finagling to figure out the best spot and avoid the vertical connectors, it was a pretty straightforward process. As my tomatoes grow in height, I have even taken some of the bottom brackets used to separate the leaves and moved them upward to arrange the top leaves, which is a nice feature. The cucumber pot does not have much verticle growth, but similarly, I have used extra brackets to arrange the leaves so they are more accessible for picking along with support. I have little experience growing produce in cages—maybe some pre-done cages from the store—but not much. It seems more helpful to other cages because of the versatility of its structure, though it may take more time to set up as a lot of them are fully done. With this, I have really enjoyed this product, and I have ordered more for other parts of my garden!

I have started using them in my greenhouse and I like the fact that I can interlock them together It’s great I am not always running looking for long enough sticks to tie the tomatoes up when they start growing It will be easy to pick tomatoes too with this system