Petal Rosette Planter with Drip Tray
por Ulade en MakerWorld
Created for the Biomimicry Design Contest, this planter takes inspiration from the overlapping leaves of a rosette succulent. The curved leaf shapes form the planter’s walls, turning the natural arrangement into a functional container.
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Sobre este modelo
Created for the Biomimicry Design Contest, this planter takes inspiration from the overlapping leaves of a rosette succulent. The curved leaf shapes form the planter’s walls, turning the natural arrangement into a functional container.
This is my first model created using code. OpenSCAD inspired me to explore that approach, and I used Python to develop the repeating petal shapes.
Add a plant of your choice inside to create your own combination of printed and living leaves.
- Drainage holes and a separate matching drip tray.
- A deep planting cavity with a 5 mm floor at original size.
- Selectively painted fuzzy texture in the print profile.
I refined the shape through several test prints to improve the underside and provide more room for planting.
Use the included print profile for the textured finish. The STL geometry is smooth. If resizing, scale the planter and tray together. Check for seepage before placing on an unprotected surface.
Descripción original del autor, publicada en MakerWorld.
