Poki the Pot - The happy cactus and succulent pot

Hi

Long before Poki became a beloved planter, they were just a simple sketch on a notebook page,

two little feet, a round belly, and the happiest smile you’ve ever seen. 

The idea was simple: What if a planter could look as cheerful as the plants growing inside it? 

With that spark of imagination, Poki the Pot came to life.

Poki grew up in a cozy workshop where the hum of 3D printers filled the air like a lullaby. 

As Poki’s very first layer was printed, something magical happened: the little pot seemed almost excited, after all, this would be the pot’s first step into the world of plant-parenting. 

Poki loves plants of all shapes and sizes, but has a special soft spot for cacti and succulents. 

Their chubby leaves and calm, low-maintenance personalities match Poki’s own laid-back nature.

Each size of Poki has its own charm.
 

The 80mm Poki is a tiny explorer, perfect for baby succulents and cuttings just starting their journey.
The 100mm Poki is the classic all-rounder, the dependable middle child, always ready to host a new leafy friend.
And the 120mm Poki, the biggest of the trio, is the gentle giant who loves holding fuller plants and showing them off proudly on any shelf.

Despite their different sizes, all Pokis share the same mission: to make your space a little brighter, a little greener, and a whole lot happier. Place one on your desk, and Poki will cheer you on through workdays. Set one on your windowsill, and Poki will keep quiet company as the sun moves across the room. Give one as a gift, and Poki will gladly become someone else’s cheerful plant buddy.

No matter where they end up, Poki brings a tiny spark of joy to anyone who meets them. Because to Poki, being a planter isn’t just about holding soil
 

it’s about holding happiness, one succulent at a time

Print settings:

For best result, please use the profile in the .3MF

Make sure to edit one thing in filament setting

Go to filmamentsetting - Cooling and turn off “Slow printing down for better layer cooling”