10 Pack 13.5" Electroculture Plant Stakes, Long Copper Garden Stakes, Electroculture Copper Coil Antennas for Growing Garden, High-Yield, Eco-Friendly

I already have copper in my plants and they have been revived and this is just gonna be an extra to keep my tomatoes and cucumbers and melons growing. Copper is amazing and has so many great uses.

I always add a coil to my indoor and outdoor plants. I LOVE the copper wire- so beautiful. They are a great value and add so much health to my plants. Very sturdy and encourage strong growth. Definitely recommend!!

I bought these to set in plant beds. I did see some action in the nearby plants. Looks like these are working as intended.

Great with helping my plants grow. Wish they were a bit more durable.

Popped these into a couple of house plants that were lagging (despite water, light, and plant food). They now have new growth and it took about 2 weeks but they are thriving so much better. Don’t know how it works but it’s the only new variable, so it does.

I use them to stake up small plants and the copper wire helps keep them upright when I need a plant tie that is never in my pocket when I want it and always there when I don't. As far as any other possible benefits, it is hocus pocus just as I expected. Do what you want but my test is over and I give them a grade of F.

Not dissapointed. I didn't think anything would happen but tried this out of curiosity. I stuck them in the soil near some Areca palms. As far as I can tell, there's no effect other than the look of corroded swirly things sticking out of the ground.

Perfect fit for yeti straws. Variety of sizes in case you have diyntanda or straws with a bend.

Saw a difference between the plant without and the plant with. The plant with grow faster.

This product is a small taste of green energy

Purchased this from this seller because it has 4.3 ratings... and I was fooled!!! (1.) The copper wrapping was not as dense as the photo. The spacing between the wraps is about 2x the space. Total copper wire used is probably just a third compare to the photo, (2) The "copper" wire was thin and might be not 100% copper. Copper plated? (3) The stick used felt flimsy and good for 1 season use only (4) Should you plan to return this, it will be on you and not free return. I don't think it was posted where buyers are responsible for the cost to return. The seller (and not Amazon) has to approve the return first.I communicated with the seller and seller's pleasant.I don't like it when the product being promoted is not as what it's shown. I purchased with honest money and all I ask is an honest product / honest seller. Very simple request.

Look elsewhere if you're in the Northern Hemisphere.Description states the wire is wound in clockwise direction from the base up. But in real life they are the precise opposite, wound counterclockwise from the base up.Note the picture. The wire to the left of the stake is wound clockwise from the bottom going upwards. Clearly in comparison the stakes are not.