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These are pretty nice. I prefer the sanded look over untreated bamboo sticks. I use wood for larger plants but these are good as smaller/medium houseplant stakes.

These are sturdy long sticks used to help plants have some support and they work great. I put them on my monsteras and they defintiely dont look as goofy as trying to do so with chop sticks. They have stayed held up and work great for the plants.

They work just fine for staking small plants but I live in a very humid area and they immediately grew mold/mildew.

Bamboo stakes work great for many different plants. Sturdy and reusable.

Wooden (bamboo) stakes with a smooth finish. These are great for small to medium-height plants (otherwise you will need longer). Simple and plain design, but also sturdy - will do the job while sticking with natural materials.

Not sure how much there is to say about simple plant stakes, but...These plant stakes are as claimed. They basically look like wooden dowels, slightly tapered at one end. They are sanded smoothly, but on close inspection, they do appear to be bamboo. Solid wood (rather than hollow), they are sturdy, and can be used (with plant ties) to provide support to small plants, as they grow upright. More than one can also be used in a single pot, with twine/string/jute, to make a trellis or 'cage' to contain a plant, making it grow upright.

I was expecting longer chopsticks and pleasantly surprised with the thickness and sturdiness of these bamboo plant stakes. They will work great for young seedlings like tomatoes and peppers or any houseplants that need additional support. Because they are natural bamboo, they are not completely straight like a plastic dowel would be, but the slight curve in the middle will make no difference using with plants.

These are nothing more then nice, giant cooking chopsticks. They could never support a plant with the amount of fruit in the pictures.That said, they will still be of use to me, just not how originally intended.