So nice of you to let us know. We've used this idea multiple times and it's an effective way to support your plant without being able to detect it much.
Thank you for this video! Have been searching for a quick, easy and inexpensive trellis idea for a downspout and this works. Love your mandevilla plant! Its gorgeous..
We don't have a porch so I attached some of the fishing line strands to the soffitt with hooks and some right on to the stucco of the front of our house with clear duct tape. I've had to re-apply the duct tape a few times in the last few months but even with Hurricane Dorian passing through yesterday, there were only 2 strands that needed new tape this morning (we live 30 miles south of St. Augustine just west of I-95). Didn't cost me a penny. Great idea, thanks!
Thank you for the very helpful video. It’s just what I wanted. If you don’t mind, could you explain further how you wedged/secured the wooden block up top?
Are you in a tropical climate? And is the place you have your plant in full sun? I’m trying to decide if I want to put it in the ground or kept somewhere else (& will be part shade). I also live in a zone where winters are below 50...
Hello, Donna. We are in Tennessee where the climate is moderate. Our house faces west so the front porch gets the hot afternoon sun. But the plant is in shade until about noon to 1pm. Your winters a very cold indeed! Thank you for watching our video, Donna.
No worries, the plant just naturally climbs up the string. You could use floral wire if your plant doesn't naturally climb and cling to the string. We haven't ever had any issues with the line cutting the plant. Thank you for taking the time to watch our video.
Thanks for the video! Do you have any pictures of how this turns out? Does each mandevilla follow one line upwards or does it jump around to the other lines as well? Trying to understand if it sort of fills out the whole trellis or if it just goes straight up the first line it finds.
So sorry I just saw your question. I think it would be fine as long as it doesn't break if you pull on it. It needs to be strong enough to take the wind. Sorry but I don't know how thick our fishing line is. It's just standard fishing line.
Which plant is this? I have two pillars on either side of a porch and want to plant something in large pots on both sides. The pillars are south-facing with plenty of sunshine.
That plant is a mandevilla. it blooms like crazy for us. We get one every year. Our porch faces west and it does great. Seems to love the heat. One winter we took it into the house and then brought it back out in the spring time. It did alright but was kind of messy in the house so we probably won't do that again. Thank you for watching our video.
Wow! It's a really good idea!
Specially the invisible trellis is invisible and movable that I need.
Thank you so much for your wonderful idea!
So nice of you to let us know. We've used this idea multiple times and it's an effective way to support your plant without being able to detect it much.
This is exactly what I was looking for!! Great idea ❤️
Glad it was helpful!
Incredible. Exactly what I'm doing tomorrow. Thank you so much!
Thank you for this video! Have been searching for a quick, easy and inexpensive trellis idea for a downspout and this works. Love your mandevilla plant! Its gorgeous..
You are so welcome!
You are so welcome!
Thank you for sharing!! I love this idea and what beautiful flowers!!☺
+Janay Crosley Glad you watched our video and thanks for your kind comment.
Beautiful mondeville flowers 👌👌👌👌👌👌👌
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what a great idea, I never thought to use fishing line. Great!!!
We don't have a porch so I attached some of the fishing line strands to the soffitt with hooks and some right on to the stucco of the front of our house with clear duct tape. I've had to re-apply the duct tape a few times in the last few months but even with Hurricane Dorian passing through yesterday, there were only 2 strands that needed new tape this morning (we live 30 miles south of St. Augustine just west of I-95). Didn't cost me a penny. Great idea, thanks!
Glad it worked so well
Thanks for these details!
Beautiful ! Gonna fwd to hubby as valentines hint 🌿🌿🌿🥰🥰🥰
That's sweet.
Thank you so much. I'm definitely steeling this idea for my front porch :))
Have fun!
Brilliant idea! Thanks for sharing.
thanks
First time buying this plant will definitely try this. Thanks
These plants bloom all summer!
Great idea!!!!! Thanks for sharing!!
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for watching!
so smart! definitely doing this!
It's an easy project and works well. Thanks for watching our video.
Great idea ! Just what I needed to help my mandevilla climb.
Glad it helped!
Brilliant!
Thanks
Appreciate this! Thanks!
You're most welcome! We hope the idea comes in handy for you.
This is brilliant!
Thanks, Ginger. It works well!
Beautiful idea, thanks
You are so welcome!
This is great! Thank you!
You're very welcome!
thank you!
You are so welcome, Nicole.
Genius ❤
Thank you for the very helpful video. It’s just what I wanted. If you don’t mind, could you explain further how you wedged/secured the wooden block up top?
The easiest way is to use door shims (avail in the door section of your home supply store). You may need to combine a few depending on the space.
Omg just osm beautiful 👌👌👌👌
Thank you so much 😀
Thank you so much 😀
Are you in a tropical climate? And is the place you have your plant in full sun? I’m trying to decide if I want to put it in the ground or kept somewhere else (& will be part shade). I also live in a zone where winters are below 50...
Hello, Donna. We are in Tennessee where the climate is moderate. Our house faces west so the front porch gets the hot afternoon sun. But the plant is in shade until about noon to 1pm. Your winters a very cold indeed! Thank you for watching our video, Donna.
Looks nice) But how do you tie the branches of your plant to the string? Aren't they cut by it in a windy weather?
No worries, the plant just naturally climbs up the string. You could use floral wire if your plant doesn't naturally climb and cling to the string. We haven't ever had any issues with the line cutting the plant. Thank you for taking the time to watch our video.
Thanks for the video! Do you have any pictures of how this turns out? Does each mandevilla follow one line upwards or does it jump around to the other lines as well? Trying to understand if it sort of fills out the whole trellis or if it just goes straight up the first line it finds.
Have to look for a picture but it will completely fill the trellis.
wonderful :)
Thank you
Hi there! What is supporting the base of your plant? It looks like 2-3 bamboo poles?
Kelsey, I think we just put a few thin dowels in the plant soil to help support it. I hope this helps you!
Very nice thanks for sharing.. Can you please upload how to tie and train in climber plants via window?
Thank you for watching. Are you saying you would like to know how to have plants climb up a window?
the line will lacerate the vine/plant.
Thank you for watching our video, Neina. We haven't had any problems with the line cutting our plant, but thanks for your comment.
smart!
Thanks much. It's such an easy way to make a trellis. Thank you for watching and commenting.
Could you tell me how thick is your fishing line? I have some arts and crafts fishing line at 1 mm - will that be thick enough?
So sorry I just saw your question. I think it would be fine as long as it doesn't break if you pull on it. It needs to be strong enough to take the wind. Sorry but I don't know how thick our fishing line is. It's just standard fishing line.
Which plant is this? I have two pillars on either side of a porch and want to plant something in large pots on both sides. The pillars are south-facing with plenty of sunshine.
That plant is a mandevilla. it blooms like crazy for us. We get one every year. Our porch faces west and it does great. Seems to love the heat. One winter we took it into the house and then brought it back out in the spring time. It did alright but was kind of messy in the house so we probably won't do that again. Thank you for watching our video.
Can I ask what weight fishing line you used?
Not sure, but probably 6 pound
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That's Mandeville creeper.
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Thank you so much.