This started as a simple test, but it ended up making more sense than expected.
 

A clean, straightforward stand designed for larger pots, without the usual weak or unstable feel. It handles 20 to 30L comfortably, with a solid base and reinforced structure. No overcomplicated design here, the priority was function first, looks second.

I printed it in PLA using a stronger profile, but this isn’t a fixed rule. If you plan to use it outdoors or in more demanding conditions, PETG or ASA are the better choice. For indoor setups or grow tents, PLA works just fine.
 

The model is split into two parts in Bambu Studio to make printing easier and avoid unnecessary stress on the machine. Assembly is simple, nothing tricky.

What stands out isn’t just the stand itself, it’s the flexibility. You can scale it, change colors, adapt it to your setup. It’s not just something you print, it’s something you integrate into your space.
 

If you’ve ever improvised solutions for your plants, you’ll understand exactly where this fits.