V VONTOX Garden Plant Cage Support Tomato Cage for Vertical Climbing Plants, Vegetables Cages, 3 Pack, Include Garden Ties and Nylon Cable Ties

WOW, I AM SURPRISED BY THE MANY PLACES IN THE GARDEN AND YARD THESE PLANT SUPPORTS CAN BE USED. YES, FOR TOMATOES AND PEPPERS. BUT ALSO FOR BUSHY FLOWERS AND OTHER YARD PLANTS.AMAZING VERSATILITY AND EASY TO ASSEMBLE. CAN BE USED AT MULTIPLE HEIGHTS AND CONFIGURATIONS; STRAIGHT LINE, TRIANGLE, SURROUND. WHATEVER IS NEEDED, THESE SUPPORTS CAN DO. I BOUGHT 3 BOXES AND HAVE FOUND USES FOR MOST. SO GLAD I CHOSE THESE SUPPORTS.EXCELLENT DESIGN; EXCELLENT PRODUCT. MANY SEASONS OF USE.

Works okay. Not incredibly sturdy and didn't last more than a season or two.

This is a great support system for plants. You get a bunch of short segments of very stiff "plastic rebar", some butt-end connectors, and some plastic cross pieces that clip onto the "rebar". Assemble to fit your garden's particular needs. You can make one tall structure, or two shorter ones, or a double-wide, whatever fits the plants you want to support. Best of all, as your plant grows (cherry tomatoes, in my case) you just add more pieces on top to continue supporting it. The clip-on cross pieces can also be adjusted to whatever height you want. So, I love the product and the price was very reasonable. (Oh, and you also get a bunch of cable ties, but I decided not to use them.)

Like many others, I’ve taken to gardening during quarantine. Now that I’m onto my second round of cucumbers, I needed extra supports. This really does the trick.Although other reviewers mentioned the fact that there are no instructions included, it really wasn’t difficult to figure out. If you can build with tinker toys or legos, you’ll be able to put together this plant support. It’s very intuitive and simple.The package also included a good sized roll of green plant ties, but I had already been using twine in the garden, so I decided to use that up first. That’s what you see in the photo ... the twine is not included.I like the fact that I can make the support as tall as I want just by adding more connectors. In my opinion this support works best for smaller plants with smaller sized vegetables like cucumbers, peppers and tomatoes. I do not think it would be strong enough to support something relatively heavier like pumpkins, winter squashes or melons.

I had purchased this V Vontox brand when I found the EasyGO version was out of stock. That was a mistake.They look similar, but they are very different in terms of quality. I’d bought and happily used EasyGO cages for a couple of years, so maybe my expectations were high. They’ve lasted with no signs of rust or bending.I was already concerned when I unpacked them and felt how light they were! While assembling the parts, they would not seat properly and very few connections resulted in a straight stake. I also noticed that the coating was not thorough and rust was already visible in several spots.After a few days of holding some new tomato plants, they seemed to bend even further to the point where they were not even supporting the plant anymore, their one and only purpose!After unsuccessfully attempting to reseat one, I pulled it all the way out of the plastic junction sleeve to find that the very thin metal had broken under the coating. They are now completely useless unless you have some use for rust.Now I have to disassemble all the rusty parts to return them and head to the garden store to find a suboptimal solution that will have to be replaced again later. Ugh!

I used this for a cherry tomato plant and a Cherokee tomato plant. The cages were easy to put together, but as the plants grew the cage just tipped over from the weight of the plants and breaking many branches. I wouldn't use this for anything heavy. Maybe for beans to climb, but that is it.

While these are definitely not as sturdy as the metal frames that I've used in the past they will do the job well enough. I do like the fact that they can grow with my plants instead of having to work the branches around them as they get larger. By positioning them around the outside of the cluster I have also been able to use them as a frame for a frost cover on chilly nights without worrying about crushing the outer branches or disturbing the blossoms. I'm considering buying a couple more sets to use around my other beds just for the frost protection now, and sunscreens next summer.

I have used the old style pyramid shape tomato support cages in the past years but they were always short of supporting the large tomato plants until I bought this one. I can't wait to use them for my spring planting. They look very stable and easy to assemble and will definitely support tall plants as they are designed to do. I will recommend the product.