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IKEA sells cheap ceramic pots that have a small lip inside. This design is for a small plate that sits on that lip to create a water reservoir below. There are several other similar designs available but I wanted one that is strong, quick…
Self watering liner for the IKEA MUSKOT 9 cm version POT There are two version of the liner (see pictures): liner with channel/canal to fill the reservoir without removing the liner from the pot liner without the channel/canal The rim of…
A simple Orchid pot for IKEA MUSKOT 9cm that can be printed in spiral vase mode. The pot will rest on the inner lip/ring of the planter and floats around 2cm above the ground. It features a nice hexagonal pattern at the bottom for…
Summary Sojaböna is the new Muskot IKEA's ceramic plant pots are shiny, durable and affordable. In my view, there's no need to print a plant pot unless you require an unusual shape. Further, many IKEA pots have a handy internal lip a few…
This plant pot liner for Ikea Muskot 4 ¼" plant pots includes the following features: 4 drainage holes at the bottom of the pot. A stand to hold the liner off the bottom of the pot to eliminate standing water in the liner. 2 recesses in…
Simple design to use an IKEA MUSKOT plant pot with a small plant that sits atop a platform with drainage holes. The print rests on a ridge already present in the muskot pot. Print Settings Printer Brand: Monoprice Printer: Maker Select…
A little brother of 552349. This one fits a 9 cm Ikea Muskot pot. The design uses irrigation strings to wick the water up into the soil, which is a superior method as the soil doesn't get excessively waterlogged. You will need: Muskot 9…
IKEA's Muskot ceramic plant pots are pleasing, affordable, and are made with a handy internal lip a few cm from the bottom - as if someone was going to add a partition there and create a water reservoir in the base... ... Ok, me then.…
- - - - - Notice - - - - - This item has now been superceded by 1393374 which has some improvements and optional extra features. Decide for yourself which one to use. In any case the Muskot pots are no longer made, having been replaced by…
