If you like tea and gardening, and are looking for some ways to make the most of old tea bags, then you've found a great solution.

If you have a garden and want to provide your plants with some extra nutrients, like I do, then old tea leaves are the perfect choice. After brewing tea, spread out the tea bags and let them dry on a tea bag drying rack. This way, when storing tea in winter and waiting for spring to arrive, the tea won't get damp and moldy, forcing you to throw it away. My family has been doing this for a while, and moldy tea during storage has always been the most frustrating problem. However, drying the tea bags before transferring them to storage containers completely

The model I designed can be stacked together for easy use. Let me explain that for better drying, there's no need for a top or bottom shell during the drying process, to ensure air circulation.

I hope this can help you with your gardening adventure.

Note: I'm not sure if this can be printed on the A1 mini. I assume it should fit on the A1 mini's print board, as it doesn't exceed the size of the print board :)