Seedling Transplanter 3D print model

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Transplanting a seedling just got a whole lot easier - literally. The soil is filled in at the top, where you place the tiny sprout, giving it room to grow strong before the transfer begins. It doesn't have to face root-shocking transplant shock when pulled from the dirt; with this design, growth takes hold beneath, so gently pulling up will set your seedling free - not hurt its underground network at all. The setup itself is pretty basic - three parts work together: a hollow tube, small metal disk, and rod. Insert the disk down into the base of the transparent top cylinder; it's now time to make soil history with a little growth right on top of this cylinder; the whole process happens upside down which keeps things quite low key! So once your little seedling is growing like crazy inside the top, gently push down onto its little metal anchor through this drainage hole and lift the entire root system right up with it. The drainage port at bottom allows any excess moisture to flow out, leaving the sensitive new roots in better shape for transport.