Modular Fleur-de-lis Moss Pole / Plant Climbing Tower
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A configurable OpenSCAD moss pole with fleur-de-lis openings, modular supports, cap and reservoir.
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- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
A parametric 64 mm modular moss cage for climbing houseplants. Large fleur-de-lis openings expose damp sphagnum to aerial roots, while reinforced rings and eight buttresses provide structure.
INCLUDED SOURCE PARTS
The OpenSCAD file can generate:
• Open four-face climbing module
• Closed-back module for placement against a wall
• 115 mm cross-fin soil stake
• 92 mm buried pedestal foot for larger pots
• Decorative top cap
• Removable 75 mm passive-drip reservoir
• Small connector fit-test pair
HOW TO EXPORT
Open fleur_moss_tower_v2.scad in OpenSCAD. Change the part variable near the beginning, render with F6 and export one STL at a time. Print the fit test first and adjust connector clearance before full modules.
VERIFIED PRINT
Successfully generated, printed and assembled on a Creality K1C using PETG from SUNLU and Creality. Every part fits the K1C build volume and all connections fit correctly.
RECOMMENDED SETTINGS
PETG, 0.20 mm layers, 4 walls and 25% infill. Print modules upright with a 7–10 mm brim. Use tree/build-plate supports only if needed for the upper fleur lobes. Fill the cage gradually with damp sphagnum while stacking.
Do not scale individual pieces independently because that changes connector fit. Adjust the parameters and re-export the whole system.
FILE STATUS
This listing provides the editable OpenSCAD source and concept renders; pre-exported STL files are not currently included. Leak-test the passive reservoir outside the pot and tune its 1.2 mm drip holes for your material and moss.