QUARTIS Propagation Station

  • 6.00
Angled side view of the minimal beige propagation station with four rooted plant cuttings in glass test tubes.
Top view of the interlocking beige plate sitting disassembled on top of the oval 3D printed base.
Minimalist beige 3D printed propagation station holding four glass tubes filled with green monstera plant cuttings.
Close up of a 3D printed plant holder showing the detailed gyroid infill pattern and text reading for 20mm tubes.
Angled side view of the minimal beige propagation station with four rooted plant cuttings in glass test tubes.
Invented bySimona - simiu3d

Simona - simiu3d

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Description

A simple way to keep your plantcuttings in one place. QUARTIS is a small propagation holder for four tubes. The base has a soft, slightly textured feel, while the top plate stays more structured and open, letting the roots and water become part of the look. It’s one of those pieces that doesn’t try too hard, but still ends up catching your eye. Details Fits 4 tubes (20 mm diameter) Two parts: base + plate The plate clicks into the base - No glue needed The holder fits a 20 mm diameter glass tube (I used 150 mm tall ones) - you can either use a purchased one or print your own from clear PETG. Filament I used: Bambulab Matte PLA Bone White + Latte Brown Before you print To get the same look as in the photos (the visible infill on top and the textured base), you’ll need to adjust a few slicer settings. There’s a PDF included in the download with everything set up. Some slicers keep these options hidden by default, so make sure advanced settings are enabled.

$3.00 / month

Support files

Manual.pdf

QUARTIS Propagation Station

  • 6.00
Invented bySimona - simiu3d

Simona - simiu3d

View store

Description

A simple way to keep your plantcuttings in one place. QUARTIS is a small propagation holder for four tubes. The base has a soft, slightly textured feel, while the top plate stays more structured and open, letting the roots and water become part of the look. It’s one of those pieces that doesn’t try too hard, but still ends up catching your eye. Details Fits 4 tubes (20 mm diameter) Two parts: base + plate The plate clicks into the base - No glue needed The holder fits a 20 mm diameter glass tube (I used 150 mm tall ones) - you can either use a purchased one or print your own from clear PETG. Filament I used: Bambulab Matte PLA Bone White + Latte Brown Before you print To get the same look as in the photos (the visible infill on top and the textured base), you’ll need to adjust a few slicer settings. There’s a PDF included in the download with everything set up. Some slicers keep these options hidden by default, so make sure advanced settings are enabled.

Support files

Manual.pdf

$3.00 / month