Microgreens hydroponic tray

  • 6.00
An empty 3D-printed hydroponic setup consisting of a white outer container and a brown slotted inner tray.
A hand uses a clear spray bottle to mist water onto seeds spread over a brown 3D-printed slotted tray.
Hands lift a brown tray showing long white microgreen roots dripping water above a white 3D-printed container.
Green and pink microgreens growing densely in a white rectangular 3D-printed tray on a white table.
An empty 3D-printed hydroponic setup consisting of a white outer container and a brown slotted inner tray.
Invented bySimona - simiu3d

Simona - simiu3d

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Description

Microgreens hydroponic planter pot. I recommend priting from foodsafe PETG. Designed to plant popular microgreens (raddish, cabbage, brocoli, kolrabi,..) without using any soil, just water. NEEDED EXTRAS: spray, seeds, water How to grow? Spread the seeds on the tray evenly (do not put too much) and fill with water to the full level, so the seeds are under the water. Soak for 5-10 hours and then drain the water. Fill watter so the strainer is ABOVE the water line (seeds are NOT in the water). Cover with the lid and keep covered. Wet with spray 2 times a day. Uncover the lid once leaves show up. Keep uncovered and refill and change the water daily. Harvest the flowers with scissors in 5-10 days depending on the seeds. Enjoy! To get the rough walls look, I used the fuzzy skin function in the slicer (point distance 0.4, thickness 0.4) I printed on 0.3 layer height.

$3.00 / month

Microgreens hydroponic tray

  • 6.00
Invented bySimona - simiu3d

Simona - simiu3d

View store

Description

Microgreens hydroponic planter pot. I recommend priting from foodsafe PETG. Designed to plant popular microgreens (raddish, cabbage, brocoli, kolrabi,..) without using any soil, just water. NEEDED EXTRAS: spray, seeds, water How to grow? Spread the seeds on the tray evenly (do not put too much) and fill with water to the full level, so the seeds are under the water. Soak for 5-10 hours and then drain the water. Fill watter so the strainer is ABOVE the water line (seeds are NOT in the water). Cover with the lid and keep covered. Wet with spray 2 times a day. Uncover the lid once leaves show up. Keep uncovered and refill and change the water daily. Harvest the flowers with scissors in 5-10 days depending on the seeds. Enjoy! To get the rough walls look, I used the fuzzy skin function in the slicer (point distance 0.4, thickness 0.4) I printed on 0.3 layer height.

$3.00 / month