Bergs Potter Folk Plant Stake

The Yuma stake is best suited for smaller to medium-sized climbing plants or trailing vines. Because it is made of terracotta and weighs less than half a pound, it may not provide enough structural support for heavy, mature plants with thick stems.

No, the glaze is purely aesthetic and safe for your plants. It does not interfere with the soil or the plant's ability to thrive, though it does make the stake easier to wipe clean compared to unglazed terracotta.

You should insert the base deep enough to ensure the stake stands upright without wobbling. Aim for at least 2 to 3 inches of depth, depending on the size of your pot and the density of your potting mix.

While it is designed primarily for indoor greenery, the glazed terracotta is durable enough for outdoor use. However, keep in mind that it is lightweight and may be susceptible to tipping in strong winds, and it should be brought inside during freezing temperatures to prevent the terracotta from cracking.

It works best in pots with enough soil depth to support the stake's height. We recommend using it in planters that are at least 6 inches deep to ensure the stake remains stable and doesn't tip over.