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1st time printing with ASA and it's my largest print that doesn't have any straight lines. I typically only design things with straight lines, pretty pleased with how this turned out. Threw in a cactus to fend off the cats but fortunately they don't seem very interested. Printed on a Bambu X1 carbon with Polymaker ASA.
Haha yeah. They don't seem interested yet but I'm afraid it's only a matter of time.
Please double check the types of succulents in there! I think they are safe (the crassula perforata variegata is safe at least), but some can be toxic to cats!
Good call, honestly I have no idea what any of these succulents are. I'm a plant noob, I'll have to look into that.
There are apps that can help identify plants if you're not sure what you're looking at. Highly recommend to ID them just in case. Some can be irritating, others can make your pets very sick. Please be careful!