Unleash your inner eco-warrior with B.L.O.O.M. (Botanical Launcher for Organic Output Management), the world’s first* (*probably) modular, 3D-printed seed launcher engineered for questionable durability and maximum fun. Whether you're greening up a neglected garden bed or sneakily rewilding your neighbor’s lawn, B.L.O.O.M. has you semi-covered.

Features Include:

• Modular Madness: Swap out interchangeable, custom seed-distribution ends—blast, scatter, sprinkle, or mildly suggest your seeds to the soil.
• 3D-Printed Precision: Lovingly printed layer by layer with budget plastic that screams, “Don’t expect me to last the season.”
• Tool-Free Tinkering: Attach, detach, or reattach components in a way that feels almost like engineering.

• Eco-ish Friendly: Perfect for the green-thumbed rebel on a budget and a dream.

   

Ideal For:

• Guerrilla gardeners
• Lazy landscapers
• Hobbyist horticulturists
• People who just really like launching things

Printing tips:

• be carefull while removing supports :)
• if you struggle with assembly - take a look on the one of the photos where everything is laid out in the order - you should be able to follow the logic from it :) 
• due to tight tolerances and printing orientation bolt ends tend to stuck for several moves in the tube. You can either work it out through using the seeder (it will sand itself after some time and start to work smoothly) or sand it a little bit mostly in the parts marked with red rectangle on the screenshot 
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• there are 2 versions one with ~2.5 mm tube and second one with ~5mm tube

Additional Info:

• tested mostly with cress seeds however tips can be redesign to handle bigger seeds if those will stuck
• still working on design to deliver only one seed at time. Usually with smallest tip number of seeds coming out from tip varies from 1 to 5