Description
No Idea who mikeestee is, but it seemed funny at the time.
What it's for
Perfect for your desk or windowsill as an indoor home to small succulents, cacti or small trailing plants.
Dimensions
Overall width of roughly 110mm, 80mm deep and 80mm tall. The inner plant pocket is 90mm x 60mm and 70mm deep, providing plenty of room for planting soil. A single central 12mm drainage hole helps prevent over-watering.
Remix ideas
- Expand the inner dimensions if your plants need more space.
- Alter the font or text on the front name plaque.
- Swap out the side dials for antennae, knobs, or robot arms.
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