Two distinctive water-absorbing planters

Origin Studio Design

A Flourishing Month of Blossoms Has Arrived! Let's Infuse Our Homes with Verdant Life!

The lush month of blooming flowers has arrived! It's time to fill our houses with greenery!

However, traditional soil-based cultivation presents inherent challenges. I frequently forget to water my plants, leading to desiccation, or conversely, overwatering results in a deluge.

However, the ordinary method of cultivating with soil always has some flaws, such as forgetting to water the plants and causing them to dry up, and also watering too much many times, resulting in flooding the mountains.

After an extensive search, I discovered self-watering planters employing cotton wicking technology to draw water into the pot. A serendipitous glance at my 3D printer sparked an idea—why not create my own?

After my search, I discovered a water absorbing flowerpot that uses cotton absorbent strips to suck water into the pot. At this moment, I saw my printer - hey? Why don't I make one myself?

Thus, this model was conceived.

So, this model was born.

Important Notes:

Attention to information:

This model includes two configuration files, each representing a planter with a uniquely patterned shell. Both the planter and shell are scalable in multiple dimensions.

This model has two configuration files, namely two flower pots with different patterned shells, both of which can be scaled in various directions.

Print the shell utilizing the vase mode.

Please use the rotating vase mode to print the shell.

For the default dimensions, a 4mm to 6mm diameter cotton wick is necessary; these are readily available online.

Under the default size, a cotton absorbent strip with a diameter of 4mm to 6mm is required, which can be purchased on shopping websites.

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