With spring planting underway I was looking at plant trellises for my tomatoes and realized it would be cheaper to make my own!

I designed these in a kit card format partly for the fun of it, but also to avoid the super tall prints that most designs have.

You'll find a three tier plant support in these models, along with the 9 pins to hold them up. The pins are different sizes for each layer of the support, so look carefully at the size of the “nubs” on the end of each one. (The 3 closest to the nameplate are for the top row, the middle 3 are for the middle row, and the upper 3 are for the base).

I recommend printing these in PETG for the exposure outdoors if you plan to reuse them at all, or last for more than one growing cycle. If you do print them in PETG, you may need to cut the support nubs to split the card apart.

Glue can be used to make them extra sturdy depending on the type of plants you are supporting. Lighter house plants likely wont need any glue.