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If you use PLA it is better to have shade plants, otherwise my advice is to print PETG or materials that tolerate heat better     ## No More Stained Pots or Suffering Plants: Here's Why I Love Pot Feet!   If you love plants like me but hate the water stains and dampness they leave on your floors or windowsills, then you absolutely must try **pot feet**. They're one of those simple yet brilliant accessories that, once you try them, you'll wonder how you ever lived without them!   * **Optimal Drainage:** This is the primary and most important function. By slightly raising the pot, the feet allow excess water to drain freely from the drainage hole. This prevents waterlogging, which is the number one cause of root rot and other plant diseases. My plants seem significantly healthier and more vigorous since using them.   * **Goodbye Stains and Dampness:** I can finally say goodbye to those ugly circular stains on my terracotta floors or balcony! The air circulating beneath the pot allows the surface to dry completely, eliminating the problem of stagnant moisture that can damage surfaces and promote mold growth.   * **Improved Air Circulation:** In addition to drainage, increased air circulation beneath the pot contributes to a healthier environment for the roots. This is especially useful for plants that don't like "wet" feet.   * **Surface Protection:** Whether you use them on delicate parquet, a marble windowsill, or a terrace, the feet act as a protective barrier, preventing scratches and abrasions caused by direct contact between the pot and the surface.   * **Stability and Discreet Design:** The feet I chose are sturdy and provide good stability for the pot, without being invasive or unsightly. Most are black or neutral colors, so they blend in seamlessly without distracting from the beauty of the plant or pot. In short, pot feet are a minimal investment with a huge impact on the health of your plants and the protection of your surfaces. I highly recommend them to an