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Lattice Orchid Pot with Tray & Removable Inner Liner (70 mm, parametric)

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A spherical lattice orchid pot with deep fins and spiral ribs, a drip tray and a removable inner liner.

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An open-lattice orchid pot that keeps air moving around the roots and lets water drain away.

The outer pot is a squashed sphere with plain bands at the top and bottom. Between the bands, 9 spiral ribs cross 61 deep radial fins. The inside is a straight 70 mm cylinder, so the fins are deep at the widest point and give the pot its louvred look. The floor slopes gently down to one central drain hole, and a matching tray catches the water.

A removable inner liner is included for orchids that like an evenly moist mix, such as Jewel Orchids (*Ludisia*, Macodes). You can also leave the liner out and plant bark-mix epiphytes straight into the lattice pot.

Printed and tested on an Original Prusa MK3.5S. The photos show a black outer pot and tray with a silver liner, printed without supports.

What's included

| orchid_pot_61.stl | Outer lattice pot | 70 mm opening, Ø 99.5 mm × 60.7 mm high, base Ø 76.9 mm |

| orchid_tray_61.stl | Drip tray | Ø 98.3 mm × 8.5 mm |

| inner_pot_61.stl | Removable inner liner | Ø 68 mm outside / Ø 65.6 mm inside × 56.5 mm high |

Features

- No supports needed. The spiral ribs are at about 50°, and every slot has a 45° pointed top, so nothing has to bridge. PrusaSlicer shows no stability warnings.

- Drainage: a sloped floor carries water to one central drain hole.

- Tray: an inner locating ring centres the pot. Six notches let water run out to the outer channel, and small raised ribs keep the pot base out of standing water.

- Liner: 127 base holes (2.5 mm) and 24 low side slots drain well while holding in a fine mix. The upper wall is solid to keep the mix moist. Its rim stands 3 mm above the pot rim, so you can lift it out to water or repot.

- Fit: 1 mm radial clearance between liner and pot, checked in CAD for zero overlap.

Print settings

Tested in PrusaSlicer for the Original Prusa MK3.5S with a 0.4 mm nozzle, starting from 0.20 mm SPEED. These settings should work on any printer.

Setting

Outer Pot

Tray

Inner

Perimeters

3

4

2

Top / bottom layers

5/4

5/6

5/6

Infill

15%

15%

15%

Supports

none

none

noe

Brim

none

none

none

- Perimeter generator: Arachne (PrusaSlicer default). It prints the thin fins cleanly.

- Seam: Aligned.

- Infill: 8–15% works. At 8%, use 7 top layers.

- Approximate PETG print times: pot 6 h 20 m (103 g), tray 1 h 04 m (28 g), liner 1 h 55 m (21 g).

Material

- PETG handles constant moisture and warm windowsills best.

- PLA is fine indoors: 215 °C nozzle / 60 °C bed. Keep it out of direct summer sun behind glass, because PLA softens at about 55–60 °C.

- Watertight tray: if it weeps, raise the extrusion multiplier to 1.03–1.05 or add a perimeter.

Planting a Jewel Orchid

- Mix: about equal parts fine bark, sphagnum moss and perlite.

- Watering: water from the top until it drains into the tray. Empty any water still standing in the tray after an hour.

- Light: low to medium indirect light. The lattice lets air move around the liner, which these plants like.

- Humidity: in a dry room, keep a little water in the tray's outer channel to raise humidity, but don't let it reach the pot.

Other sizes

These STLs are sized for a 70 mm opening. 

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