LEOBRO Tomato Cage, 3 Pack Plant Stakes Plant Supports, Small Tomato Cages for Garden, Metal Tomato Trellis for Tomato Peony Flower Climbing Indoor Plants, 17.7" H

Not good for tomatoes or any larger plants, MAYBE for small plants but it is not sturdy at all.

I ordered thes thinking they would be different sizes, but they’re all the same size. How can you use a product for a plant that browns different sizes?

As the product page itself says, these cages are only a little over 17 inches. Therefore, if you are buying this product, READ THE ITEM DESCRIPTION. You cannot rate it low and act surprised it is small if it was advertised as a small cage. Like many others have stated, this is only good for smaller plants or to help taller plants get started. These work for me so I can create a stable foundation for my tomato plants before I let them peek over and reach between the railing of my patio so they can get some sun. These small cages keep them from completely tipping over, which is good. I gave this product 4 stars because of the little clips it came with. Those tiny clips will damage your plants if you use them. They will also strangle any vines or stems as they are too small and restricting. Do not use those little clips. I do like how they fold flat for storage. Decent but I feel the use cases are limited at this size.

I had decided that this year is our Tomato Year, but knew I would need help. I bought plants already started, so when I was using these I needed to feed the bottom of the plant thru the hoops before planting. It did make placing the stakes a tad more tricky, but that was my own doing and ultimately I think it's a great idea! I think I'm going to see about ordering taller ones, if the make them, for a few other plants I want to start in this year's veggie garden.

I grow a lot of tomatoes in the summertime of various varieties. I use 3 deep deck planters and was looking for some more tomatoe cages that I could use to support their growth. I don't think these will do the trick, but I don't want to disparage them just yet. These do not have enough height and the legs do not go deep enough to support large plants. If you only use small pots these should be effective, but not for larger gardens. I believe that I am going to actually try them with my pepper plants instead as they don't get as big or heavy as the tomatoes do. I feel like they are well made and I like how they adjust, but just for larger tomatoe plants.

This three pack of lightweight plant cages is excellent for smaller, more delicate plants. These won't hold up heavy plants like regular tomatoes -- including full-sized cherry tomato plants -- but they're good for small peppers, herbs, decorative plants, and my favorite little tomato plant, the Tumbling Tom. These work well in 8" pots and I like that the lower two tiers are fully adjustable to suit individual plants. The first image shows a cage around a small pepper plant that shouldn't grow very large. The second is a Tumbling Tom. These tomatoes are means to hang and tumble from the pot but I like them to grow up about a foot before they begin tumbling down so this cage is just right. The third image is a pot of dill. I'm hoping to train it to stay upright and not let it get too big. I think this little cage will help with that.Adjusting the lower rungs low on all three of these currently small plants made life easier -- I can push them up higher as the plants grow. I also like that the cage material is plastic so it won't burn my plants on hot days.The cages came with nine tiny little clamps which are probably great for training vines like morning glories. I'm going to save them for that. All in all, I'm very happy with these!

These cages are much smaller than I thought they would be. They are great for getting started but once your plant matures, you will need a bigger cage. I would not recommend or buy again. Way too small for tomatoes. It could be used for jalapenos in a pot/container!

Although I love the foldable structure of these cages, they really are too small for any type of use. They need to be at least twice as tall to provide any type of functional use. They would be a great product if they were bigger.