Funny Plant Pots: 15 That Are Actually Funny
Most funny plant pots are a pun in a 2016 font that stops working the second you’ve read it. Fifteen that hold up, including one I wouldn’t put on my own desk.
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Most funny plant pots are a pun in a 2016 font that stops working the second you’ve read it. Fifteen that hold up, including one I wouldn’t put on my own desk.
Most cute planters under $20 are sealed at the bottom, which means somebody chose the photo over the plant. Here’s what we look for, and what people actually grab off our table.
Three years ago nobody asked us for a ghost. This September it’s the most requested shape we don’t make yet, and we think we know why.
You can absolutely plant into a real pumpkin. We’ve done it. Here’s exactly how long it lasts, what it smells like when it stops, and when to use a printed one instead.
The difference between a skull planter that looks deliberate and one that looks like Halloween clearance is about four decisions, and none of them are the skull.
Most Halloween decorating advice assumes you own a porch, a hay bale, and a mum budget. Here’s what we do with a windowsill, a shelf, and about nine inches of counter.
Thirty-odd printers in a Pennsylvania garage, four hours a pot, spool changes at 11pm. What running a 3D print farm actually involves, failures included.
No plant grows better in a sealed pot. A few tolerate it. Here’s which ones, how to water them without drowning anything, and why every pot we print has a hole.
Five signs a plant actually needs a bigger pot, four that look like signs and aren’t, and why one inch bigger is the right answer.
The honest answer isn’t once a week. Here’s the season-by-season interval we run on a dozen tillandsia, and how to adjust it for your own house.