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Propagation Lid

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0.8mm nozzle, 0.32mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.8mm nozzle, 0.32mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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Plant Propagation Lids – For clean rooting without tipping over 🌱

Anyone who regularly propagates plants knows the problem: The small shoots just won't stay put! As soon as they're put in water, they tip over, slip, or lie askew in the glass or pot. This annoyed me for a long time – so I designed a practical solution, which I'd like to share with you here.

🪴 The propagation lid in detail:

  • Suitable for flower pots or containers with an outer diameter of 110 mm
  • Many small holes in the lid allow for flexible placement of the cuttings
  • With small clips (also 3D-printable), the plants can be gently secured – no more tipping over!
  • Ideal for rooting in water, clean and tidy

🧵 Why all this?
Because I was tired of the constant fiddling with wobbly cuttings – and it looks much nicer when everything is neatly arranged.

 

🔧 Printing instructions & tips:

  • Clips can be printed separately and added as needed

I'm delighted if my little project helps you with your gardening!

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