Stackable Hydroponic Tower Planter with Angled Growing Pockets
por Duncan Craig en Thingiverse
Stackable Hydroponic Planter Tower This 3D printed hydroponic tower uses stacking sections with angled planting pockets for growing herbs and compact leafy vegetables in a small space. The pockets give each plant room to grow outward while keeping the tower’s footprint compact. A nutrient delivery..
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Archivos (6)
- Hydroponic_stacking_planter_tower.rsdocx RSDOCX · 699 KB
- Hydroponic_stacking_planter_water_tube.stl STL · 1,3 MB
- Hydroponic_stacking_planter_water_tube.rsdocx RSDOCX · 236 KB
- Hydroponic_stacking_planter_base.stl STL · 757 KB
- Hydroponic_stacking_planter_base.rsdocx RSDOCX · 173 KB
- Hydroponic_stacking_planter_tower.stl STL · 2,3 MB
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Stackable Hydroponic Planter Tower This 3D printed hydroponic tower uses stacking sections with angled planting pockets for growing herbs and compact leafy vegetables in a small space. The pockets give each plant room to grow outward while keeping the tower’s footprint compact. A nutrient delivery pipe clips onto the top, and a return pan sits at the bottom to collect the nutrient solution. The modular design lets you build a tower with the number of planting sections that suits your space. I designed it with herbs such as basil and parsley, and leafy greens such as lettuce, in mind. The planted image shows how the pockets are intended to be used; it is an illustration based on my printed prototype. Parts: stackable planting sections, top nutrient delivery pipe, and bottom nutrient return pan.
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