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3MF + STL
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Hex Moss Pole Segments
Stackable moss pole for climbing houseplants such as monstera and philodendron. Hollow hexagonal segments of 15 cm with an open honeycomb wall, to fill with sphagnum moss or coco fibre. The segments click together, so the pole grows with your plant. Includes a stake for the pot. Prints without supports.
- Largest part
- 57.7 × 50 × 128.9 mm
- Layer
- 0.2 mm
- Material
- PETG or PLA
€2.99incl. VAT
- 3MF
- STL
- Digitally checked for printability
- Prints without supports
- Download right after payment
- 3MF + STL in one ZIP
Digital product: STL and 3MF files, not a physical item. Pay with iDEAL, Bancontact, credit card or Apple Pay.
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About this design
The Hex Moss Pole Segments make a stackable moss pole for climbing houseplants such as monstera, philodendron and pothos. Each segment is a hollow hexagonal tube with an open honeycomb wall. Fill it with damp sphagnum moss or coco fibre so the aerial roots can grip into it.
- Segment 50 mm across the flats, 150 mm tall (162 mm with spigot)
- 45.2 mm inside for the moss
- Segments click together with a ridge and groove, so the pole grows with your plant
- 129 mm stake with a cross-shaped tip for the pot
- Prints without supports, digitally checked for printability
Print tips: print the segments upright and the stake upside down, as supplied. 0.2 mm layers, 3 walls and 15% infill. PETG copes better with damp moss than PLA. Two or three segments is a good start.
You get two STL files and one 3MF.
Parts and dimensions
Dimensions w × d × h, each part checked separately.
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moss-pole-segment.stl
- Dimensions (w × d × h)
- 57.7 × 50 × 162 mm
- File
- 37 kB
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moss-pole-stake.stl
- Dimensions (w × d × h)
- 57.7 × 50 × 128.9 mm
- File
- 9 kB
You get all files together in one ZIP.
- moss-pole-hex.3mf10 kB
- moss-pole-segment.stl37 kB
- moss-pole-stake.stl9 kB
810 layers of 0.2 mm (moss pole segment, 162 mm tall)
Print settings
- Layer height
- 0.2 mm
- Walls
- 3
- Infill
- 15%
- Supports
- Not needed
- Material
- PETG or PLA
Designer's tip
Print the segments upright as supplied, as many as you need (two or three is a good start). The stake prints upside down, with the spigot on the bed. PETG copes better with damp moss and water than PLA. Click the segments together, fill them with damp moss and push the stake deep into the pot.
Frequently asked questions
How tall does the moss pole get?
Each segment adds 15 cm. With two segments and the stake in the pot you get about 30 cm of pole above the soil, and you simply click on another segment later.
What do I fill the segments with?
Damp sphagnum moss or coco fibre. Keep the moss moist and the aerial roots will grow into it.
Which material works best?
PETG, as it handles moisture better than PLA. Print with 3 walls and the segments are sturdy enough for a large plant.
License at a glance
You may
- Print for yourself, your family and as a gift
- Sell printed copies in small quantities
You may not
- Resell or share the files
- Upload the files to other platforms
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