Container Gardening: ID for the fibrous 'posts' that philodendron roots grow into

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robtcope
Madisonville, TX

August 31, 2009 9:15 PM

Does anyone know what that material is called? It's fibrous and dark brown, cut or molded into posts buried in the soil and sticking up, and various types of philodendrons will send support roots into it as they grow upwards. Thanks!

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