1. The High-Volume Rose (v1)

The one sitting on the table currently can allows for a broader spray pattern, letting you cover more ground quickly without the water pressure being too pinpointed or destructive to the soil.

2. The Concentrated Rose (v2)

The secondary piece on the watering can provides a more direct, vertical "rain" effect. It’s ideal for smaller containers where you want to ensure the water goes into the pot rather than splashing over the sides.

Pro-Tips for 3D Printed Garden Gear:

• UV Resistance: If these were printed in PLA, they might get brittle or warp if left out in the direct Tennessee sun for too long. PETG or ASA are usually the "gold standard" for outdoor prints because they handle heat and UV much better.

• Watertight Seals: If you find it's leaking at the neck, a small wrap of Teflon tape (plumber's tape) around the spout or a simple rubber O-ring inside your print can make it 100% watertight.