🌱 Orchid Nerd 9-Gauge Galvanized Metal Stakes – 14 Inch (10 Pack)

Orchid Nerd 14-Inch 9-Gauge Galvanized Metal Stakes are the perfect medium-height solution for supporting orchids with thick bulbs and upright growth habits. These are the same stakes trusted by growers at Waldor Orchids to maintain strong, tidy plants in display pots, baskets, and benches. They offer firm support, easy installation, and long-term reliability in both indoor and outdoor environments.

Other sizes available: 12 Inch, 14 Inch, 16 Inch, 18 Inch.

🌿 Built to Support Your Toughest Orchids

• 9-Gauge Galvanized Steel – Strong construction to hold upright growth
• Ends – Insert easily into potting mix or garden soil
• Rigid & Durable – Won’t bend under pressure from heavy bulbs
• Low-Profile Design – Supports plants without distracting from the display
• Medium Size Advantage – 14" length provides balance for mid-sized orchids

✅ Why Growers Trust These Stakes

• Used by Waldor Orchids to support Cattleyas and other premium orchids
• Maintains upright growth and keeps bulbs, spikes, and foliage aligned
• Lasts far longer than bamboo or plastic alternatives
• Suitable for display-quality orchids or regular home plant care

📏 Comes in Sizes:

10", 12", 14", 16", and 18" lengths available. Each sold separately in packs of 10.

📦 Product Details

• Pack Size: 10 Stakes
• Material: 9-Gauge Galvanized Steel
• Length: 14 Inches
• Use: For indoor pots, outdoor containers, and mounted orchid displays

🔗 Recommended Pairings

• Orchid Nerd Green Balls – Ideal for staking, training, and supporting orchid spikes, with a green color that blends naturally into foliage
• Orchid Nerd 6 Inch Single Clip-on Pot Hanger – A unique hanger that allows you to hang your orchid plant from nearly any vertical surface

💡 Tips for Best Results

• Stake before or during blooming to provide support, but do so carefully to avoid damaging developing flowers
• Anchor stems using soft ties or green balls without pinching
• Sanitize stakes before reuse to prevent disease spread
• For larger orchids, use 2–3 stakes to form a stable support triangle