Thin-walled Tall Gallon Pot

I don't know why, but nobody has uploaded models for such classic and useful gallon pots, so I modeled three types of gallon pots that are quite suitable for growing strawberries on balconies.

The volumes are 1 gallon, 1.5 gallons, and 2 gallons, respectively. There are already many seedling pots smaller than these on MakerWorld, and larger ones would be difficult to fit on a balcony.

H, P, X series and A1 printers can print pots and trays of all sizes, while the A1 mini can only print 1-gallon pots and trays.

The pots are 1mm thick single-layer thin-walled models. Using PETG filament with a 0.6 nozzle, the 1mm thick outer wall can be directly extruded and printed. They have been used for 3 years without damage. For a 0.4 nozzle, print normally; do not force it to print as a single wall. The trays are thicker and require 3 walls to ensure no leaks.

This batch of models are tall gallon pots. Their slender and tall shape allows for more pots to be placed on the balcony, and when strawberries bear fruit, the berries won't hang down to the ground.

The pots need to be used with trays. The maximum diameter of the tray is the same as the maximum diameter of the corresponding volume pot, ensuring the pots can be arranged with maximum density.

Strawberry seedlings from nursery pots should first be transplanted into 1-gallon pots. Regularly prune and remove old leaves. Later, they can be transplanted into 1.5 or 2-gallon pots as needed. Generally, there's no need to plant strawberries in pots larger than 2 gallons.