About this 3D model

This modular, stackable, self-watering 3D printable moss pole totem is designed to support climbing indoor plants like Monstera in style. A smaller diameter version of my popular Gothic Tower, it's perfect for smaller pots and plants. Add height as your plant grows, and keep moss hydrated with the optional Watering Insert on top. Mix-and-MatchCustomize your pole with 8 different Main Modular options (4 with closed backs to work like a D-shaped moss pole), 3 different Top options, and 3 different Base options. Multiple fits are provided to allow for variations in 3D printers. DimensionsThe main modular pieces are 6.7 cm (2.6 inches) at their largest diameter. This makes this tower suitable for smaller plants and pots. For bigger plants and pots, check out the original Gothic Tower Moss Pole, which is bigger. Pieces should be printed at 100% scale - do not size up or down or they may not fit. Watering Insert The Watering Insert can be combined with any modular section, and makes the pole self-watering, slowly dripping water onto the moss to help aerial roots attach. The drip rate is adjustable via a knob on the bottom, and can be filled without removing the Watering Insert from the pole. Printing InstructionsIncluded are complete instructions on how to print, assemble, and use your moss pole. Updated 16/12/25Watering Insert and Adapter Base files updated for improved fit. Please use the new versions of these files. Terms of UseThese files are provided strictly for your individual, personal, non-commercial use. This means you can print these as many times as you want for your own plants, or make some to give as gifts to family and friends. But you can't sell them or mass-produce them. You are not allowed to sell printed versions of these files in any way. Do not print these files for sale. You are only allowed to take money in exchange for printing these files if you are acting as a printing service for an individual who has bought their own copy of the files, charging a reasonable price for print time and materials, but not for the files themselves. You are not allowed to print copies and put them up for sale whatsoever - not in a brick-and-mortar shop or on any online marketplace, not as individual pieces or fully-assembled. This is because I sell printed copies of these myself, and retain the sole right to sell physical versions of them. If you don't have a 3D printer of your own, you are allowed to transfer the files to a local makerspace, send them to an individual or company who provides printing services, or to a friend or family member with a printer who said they'd print them up for you. If you do transfer the files to get them printed for you, they're not allowed to keep them for their own use without buying their own copy. You are not allowed to otherwise share, redistribute, or reupload the files anywhere, modified or unmodified, for commercial or non-commercial use, free or pay. You can modify the files as you like for your own personal use (if you want to tweak or scale something for your own printing, go ahead!), but you can't upload, distribute, give away, or sell them, modified or not - no derivatives allowed.