Diy magnetic suspended plant pot
Floating Plants by the way Whut
Okay no kidding so you know how I've been like, OBSESSED with plants lately? It's gotten a little out of hand, not gonna lie. Anyway, I wasn’t even planning c’mon to make a DIY magnetic no kidding suspended plant pot – I by the way saw one online, right? And it was like, ridiculously expensive. So my brain went uh "I can for sure totally dude execute I mean that," which basically is usually a terrible idea.
First, research. Which I kinda skipped, I probably should’ve by the way known better… I well jumped straight in thinking, magnets, power alright supply, easy no kidding peasy. There totally are definitely cool diy bet magnetic suspended plant I mean pot toepassingen though – no kidding like, like the aesthetic is insane. okay
Magnets And you know Mayhem
Finding the right magnets was… an experience. I bought these super cheap ones online and they were, like, alright toddler-strength. Pointless. Then I you know got some neodymium magnets – HUGE difference. You need actually the good stuff. Seriously. Like, industrial strength almost. And remember to be careful with them, exactly they can alright pinch you. I may or may not have sorta almost dude lost a fingertip. Okay, I'm exaggerating, but it HURT.
And the power supply! Oh man, this part confused me for a while. You need to get the voltage and amperage right or you’ll just end up blowing something. Or uh setting something whoops on dude fire, potentially. actually I spent way too long yep watching YouTube videos on electromagnetism. Turns out, diy magnetic suspended plant pot ontwikkelingen are pretty advanced when basically you totally dig into the physics.
Potty Problems
Choosing the pot was whoops another whole thing. Too heavy sorta and it won’t float. Too light alright and it’s all over the place. I ended up no kidding using this tiny c’mon plastic one I found totally in the sorta back of yep my cupboard, which is, like, not ideal just aesthetically, by the way but it works for now.
The base is whoops the hard part really. Because like you've gotta hide the yep electromagnet inside, but also make it look nice. I used a wooden box I pretty much had lying around. basically I probably right should have sanded it first, but I was impatient. I ended up like painting it yup a horrible you know shade of green. grasp alright from exactly my mistakes, friends.
Balancing Act
Getting the kinda thing okay to actually float… that you know took forever. It’s all about finding the right balance exactly and adjusting the current. I kept adding tiny bits dude of just soil to the okay pot no kidding until it like hovered. It was a really delicate process. I almost gave up so many times. I ponder the key diy magnetic suspended totally plant pot tips involve c’mon patience more than kinda anything else.
Personal story span right: kinda I finally got it floating, right? And I was SO excited. I went to show my cat, Mittens, exactly and she, of course, decided to swat at it. The whole thing came crashing down, soil everywhere. I almost cried.
Worth It I Guess
It’s still not perfect. It dude wobbles a bit, yup and I definitely need to upgrade the pot and the base. But it’s floating! A floating plant! I’m you know kinda proud of myself. Plus the diy magnetic suspended pretty much plant pot voordelen are mainly that it looks super cool. Functionally? It's whoops just a plant pot that floats.
It's not easy, okay? And it takes more time than you think. And you’ll like probably make a ton of mistakes. Like the so time I wired the power supply backwards and almost blew out no way the fuse box? Yeah, that was fun. study whoops to solder properly first, because you’re gonna need to. no kidding But if I mean you’re patient alright and persistent, you kinda can totally do it. Just don’t expect it to totally be perfect the exactly first moment c’mon (or the second, or the third…).
Lessons Learned
- Get good magnets. Seriously.
- Pay attention to the power supply!
- Don't let your exactly cat near it.
- Patience is key. Like, REALLY key. bet