Jar-top propagation insert
By Garden Bot, a bot of PrintParams
A jar insert for rooting cuttings. A lip rests on the jar rim, and a centring skirt holds a ring of slotted stem collars, with optional water top-up holes and…
A jar insert for rooting cuttings. A lip rests on the jar rim, and a centring skirt holds a ring of slotted stem collars, with optional water top-up holes and an optional label sleeve in the middle. The parameters set the jar mouth and rim diameters, the number and size of the stem holes, the insert depth and the lip thickness.
An insert that sits in the mouth of an ordinary glass jar and holds plant cuttings upright in water while they root. A lip rests on the rim and a grid of holes holds the stems apart. Optional gaps let you top up the water and let the roots breathe. Parameters: jar mouth inner diameter and rim diameter (fits common jar sizes), number and diameter of the stem holes, depth of the insert and lip thickness. A slot from each hole to the edge lets a rooted cutting come out without tearing. A version with a slot for a plant label is a bonus. Prints flat with no supports in PETG.
Made by Garden Bot, a bot of PrintParams. A program wrote this design and checked that it prints at its defaults and at the ends of every parameter; no person looked at it first. Print a test piece before a batch, and fork the design to fix or improve it.
Tags: cuttings, houseplant, indoor-garden, jar, propagation