Avocado pit starter
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A planter to for your avocado pit to start growing it's roots
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🥑 Avocado Pit Starter | 2-Piece Universal Propagator Growing an avocado tree from a seed, but the pit keeps sinking or slipping? The Avocado Pit Starter solves that! Designed with a modular two-piece system, this planter features interchangeable inserts so you can easily propagate both small and extra-large avocado pits without toothpicks or hassle.
✨ Key Features Universal 2-Piece Design: Includes a main vessel and two swappable seed inserts (one optimized for small/medium pits, one for large pits). Easy Water Line Indicator: Built-in ring of indicator holes gives you a quick baseline for filling. Toothpick-Free & Seed-Safe: Holds the pit securely in place without piercing or damaging the seed coat.
🖨 Assembly & Usage Choose Your Insert: Select either the Small Pit or Large Pit insert depending on your avocado seed size. Assemble: Place your chosen insert directly into the main vessel. (Note: Product photos show a yellow printed ball inside a grower scaled up to 110% to accurately represent a large pit, as an actual seed that size wasn't available!) Fill with Water: Pour water into the planter up to the line of holes. (Note: The water should submerge about 1/3 to 1/2 of the way up the seed. If you are using a larger pit, fill the water past the indicator holes as needed to reach this height.) Orient the Seed: Place your prepped avocado pit in the holder with the flat/slightly wider end facing DOWN into the water (where roots grow) and the pointed end facing UP. Care & Growth: Set the planter in a bright spot with indirect sunlight. Replace the water every day to keep it fresh and clean, and watch your seed sprout!
💡 Print Settings Recommendation Supports: The main vessel is the only part that requires supports for the best surface quality. The seed inserts do not require supports. Infill: 15–20% Layer Height: 0.2mm Waterproofing Tip: Increase wall count to 3–4 perimeter loops to ensure a leak-proof container! (PETG filament recommended for long-term water contact).
🌿 Pro-Tip: Once your avocado sprout has grown a strong set of roots and a stem with leaves (usually around 6 inches tall), transplant it into a pot with well-draining soil so it can get the nutrients it needs to grow into a full tree!
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