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Ultimate Microgreens System

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0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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Description

Ultimate Microgreens System

Benefits:

  • Mold-free
  • Low maintenance
  • Hydroponic
  • Modular & flexible
  • Gridfinity compatible

Materials Needed:

  • Water tank
  • Growing grid
  • Lid (2 variants)
  • Paper towel
  • Tap water
  • Spray bottle
  • Microgreens seeds

Instructions:

  1. Fill the tank with water up to the marked level.
  2. Insert the growing grid.
  3. Place a cut-to-fit paper towel on top and soak with water.
  4. Evenly distribute seeds, leaving space for swelling.
  5. Mist the seeds lightly with water.
  6. Cover with a lid:
    • Flat lid: recommended for peas and broccoli
    • Solid lid: works best for radish and daikon
  7. Optionally, add weight on top.
  8. Mist daily as needed.
  9. Once all seeds have sprouted (typically when the lid lifts), remove the lid and place the setup under a light source or near a window.

Tip:
Smaller grids can be placed crosswise in larger tanks. This allows for staggered growing and easier water refilling.

 

Printing Recommendation:
For optimal results, print all parts in PETG. Use light-blocking filament to ensure proper darkness during the germination phase and to reduce the risk of algae growth in the water.

The growing grids should be printed with supports to ensure clean overhangs and structural stability.



 


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Why 2 different lids?
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Some seeds seem to like it when a little pressure is applied to them. But to be honest, I usually use the thin version myself, weigh it down, and let them germinate a little longer with the lid on, so the roots can push through the paper towel.
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Replying to @Rotkehl :
Thanks for replying. So a weight on the lid is used to push the seedlings down so the roots dig into the paper towel then reach the water? Planning to print tomorrow.
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Replying to @united765 :
Yes. On top of that, there’s the main reason for covering them. The goal is to ensure that (almost) all the seeds germinate before they’re exposed to light. Have fun with it.
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great idea
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I am delighted if others also appreciate it
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awsome!
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Vielen Dank!
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For permanent waterproofness, please print in PETG.
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