Megidok Tomato Cages - Garden Plant Stakes Support (4 Pack 49"/3 Pack 67") with 164ft Plant Ties&40Pcs Plant Clips&4 Watering Drip Devices for Climbing Plants Vegetable

These are working out great so far, and very easy to put together. I love that it came with the clips because they've come in handy. I'm thinking about buying more.

They are good for any size plants. wonderful for my tomatoes. You add or move the arms as plants grow. I am using some for my cucumbers this year. Last year was first time I used this type and had to have more this year because they work well. I give them 2 Green Thumbs up. So worth the money!

Hadn’t even opened the box yet. Got the frost alert , I got three new fruit trees in the ground and didn’t want to lose them. Built the triangle structure, placed around the young trees, then wrapped a blanket around them. Well long story short, the cage held up well, even with a breeze and dew on the blankets it held up nicely. No pics, sorry, tress doing good no frost damage. I can’t wait for the tomatoes , beans and peas to come in. This will be the biggest test to see if it can support their weight. A blanket is one thing my veggies are another, last year was wooden steaks and string. I will probably update this later in the summer, if I can remember 🤫.The material it’s made of the rods are a light weight metal with a plastic wrap, ok. The connectors are plastic a bit flimsy but snap on and off easily and will make the structure more durable and rigid . Now the tubes that connect the rods together are easy to attach but you may get a few that are hard to pull off, so don’t be like me and push on to hard, you’ll have fun taking them apart, trust me been there done that already. No instructions really to speak of, though common sense will be your best friend. Have fun with them. Haven’t tried the water spikes yet, but a good little extra gardening tool for some of your other plants. They will be used at some point in my gardening adventures . Now the wire tie spool I’m not a fan of, used one like it last year on some plants and it would cut into the plant, maybe me not using it the correct way, but now I use a biodegradable cloth like material. So would I buy this again? Yep that’s why I’m here, after this review I’ll be checking out with another box of these. I hope this helps, I’m not one to write a review but will read them all. More updates later this summer and with pics.

Enjoying tomatoes from our container plants supported by these cages. Easy to set-up. Contain the plants and make the fruit easy to pick. Very attractive on our patio.

Edit: I changed it to 3 stars. About 6 weeks after my original review I’ve had to build up my supports more as my plants have grown. I took 2 apart & made them into trellises for my container cantelope & cucumber. The connector pieces don’t grab onto the stakes very well at all. If there’s hardly any weight bearing on them (ie: when in a triangle cage) they do not fall apart with ease. Since the vines are resting on the trellises, they’re a lot more fragile. Thankfully it hasn’t affected the plants yet, but it’s annoying to go out and see they’ve fallen apart bc they’ve come out of the connectors. My trellises have come apart multiple times within the past week. Also, some of the support arm snap on ends have loosened & they snap open, likely due to the sun & heat. A bummer. I should likely give it 2 stars for those 2 things mentioned, but I’ll leave it at 3 for now.So far it’s working great! I’m building up the cages as the plants grow, so I haven’t reached full height yet. We’ve had many 90+ degree days since using them (2-3 weeks) & they’re holding up well so far. I was excited about the water drippers, & 3 of the 4 are in place. Two of them (the orange ones) so far don’t slow down very well. I did put gallon size bottles on them, so maybe it’s too much water for them to regulate. I did try varying the flow using the sink first, & they still didn’t do a slow drip. Other than that I’m very pleased with my cage setup & look forward to using them at their full heights soon! At this point, I’d buy again if needed.

You build your cage to suit - which makes it easier than shoehorning a pre-built cage around a grown tomato plant. All the sticks and supports are sturdy plastic so no worry about rusting. Two sizes of vine clips and some water feeding funnels are also included. The clips are particularly handy for supporting the growth of the plants as they grow in random directions. As a bonus, tie wrap material is also provided on a reel with an integrated knife.

I was not expecting such a great product! Easy to put together, but I was not expecting all the extras. It came with lots of sturdy clips in different sizes, a handy roll of tie wire with its own cutter and easy to assemble and use self watering spikes!

Tried this type of trellis for first time, worked better than the metal round cages. I like the ability to adjust as needed