JP2005168391A - Ornament of climbing mini rose, pot-plant of climbing mini rose and method for cultivating climbing mini rose - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a pot-plant of climbing mini roses enabling largely miniaturizing compared to a conventional one and improving a whole design through making a form such as an arched form and other designs variously multicolored. <P>SOLUTION: The pot-plant of climbing mini roses has two small containers 20, climbing mini roses 10 planted on each of the two small containers 20, a big container 30 holding the two small containers 20, and a support 40 unitedly attached to an interval between the small containers 20 so as to bridge the two small containers 20 and inducing and supporting the climbing mini roses 10 planted on the two small containers 20 so as to let the climbing mini roses into one form to form an arched shape to bridge the interval between the small containers 20. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2005,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention relates to a vine mini rose ornament formed by using a vine mini rose to form a rose arch, etc., a vine mini rose pot, and a vine used for such a vine mini rose ornament or pot It relates to the cultivation method of mini roses.

Conventionally, varieties of vine roses used for rose arches are large, and accordingly, pots are large as a whole. In addition, in the conventional pot of rose arches, since one vine rose is planted in one pot, the design (particularly the shape) is monotonous and there is room for improvement in terms of design. In addition, the arch shape of a rose arch is also limited to a circular shape, and in this respect as well, in view of the diversity of hobbies of consumers and enthusiasts in recent years, it is advantageous if a variety of shapes and the like can be provided. It is.
In addition, although the present applicants searched for the prior art using the JPO electronic library for the above technology, no technology that seems to be related was found. In addition, there are the following patent documents as technical documents in the same field.
JP 20012455531 A

  Therefore, the present invention can be significantly reduced in size as compared with the prior art, and the vine-shaped mini roses can improve the overall design by making various shapes such as arch shapes and other designs. It is an object of the present invention to provide ornaments, vine mini rose pots, and methods for cultivating vine mini roses used in such vine mini rose ornaments and pots.

  The ornament of the vine mini-rose according to claim 1 is integrally attached between the plurality of cultivation positions so as to span between the plurality of cultivation positions and the vine mini-roses planted in the plurality of cultivation positions, respectively, A plurality of vine mini roses planted at a plurality of cultivation positions are attracted and supported so as to form a design shape consisting of a predetermined two-dimensional shape or a three-dimensional shape that unites the plurality of vine mini-roses. A support.

  Here, the plurality of cultivation positions may be a plurality of points separated from the land for cultivation. Alternatively, the plurality of cultivation positions can be a plurality of spaced points on the soil in the large container. Alternatively, the plurality of cultivation positions may be arbitrary positions of the soil in the corresponding plurality of small containers provided separately.

  A decorative product of vine mini roses according to claim 2 includes a plurality of small containers, a vine mini rose planted in each of the plurality of small containers, and the plurality of small containers so as to span between the plurality of small containers. The vine-shaped mini roses that are integrally attached and planted in the plurality of small containers form a design shape having a predetermined two-dimensional shape or three-dimensional shape in which the vine mini roses are united between the plurality of small containers. And a support body for attracting and supporting.

  Here, after planting and cultivating in a small container, the small container may be removed from the vine mini-rose, and the vine mini-rose may be transplanted (replanted) to another container (large container) or the like.

  In addition to the structure of claim 2, the vine mini rose ornament according to claim 3 forms a design shape having a predetermined two-dimensional shape or three-dimensional shape that spans between the plurality of small containers by the support. The small container is removed from the plurality of vine mini-roses that are attracted and supported, and the plurality of vine mini-roses are replanted in another soil.

  Here, the other soil can be a soil in a large container or a soil provided in a flower bed of a garden.

  The vine mini rose pot according to claim 4 includes a plurality of small containers, a vine mini rose planted in each of the plurality of small containers, a large container that accommodates and holds the plurality of small containers, and the plurality of small containers. A predetermined two-dimensional structure in which the vine mini roses that are integrally attached between the plurality of small containers so as to span between and are planted in the plurality of small containers are spanned between the plurality of small containers. And a support body that attracts and supports a design shape formed of a shape or a three-dimensional shape.

  A vine mini-rose pot according to claim 5 is the vine mini-rose pot cultivated by cutting the vine mini-rose cuttings in the configuration of claim 4.

  A pot of vine mini roses according to claim 6 is the structure of claim 5, after the vine mini roses are planted in the small container, before the flower buds are cultivated in a lying state, and after the flower buds are formed the whole It is cultivated as a standing state.

  The vine mini rose pot according to claim 7 is the configuration of claim 6, wherein, as the vine mini rose, vine mini roses having different flower colors are cultivated as the vine mini rose, The vine mini roses were attracted to and supported by the support so that the vine mini roses having different flower colors from each other extended and met at the approximate center.

  A vine mini-rose pot according to claim 8 is the structure according to any one of claims 4 to 7, wherein the support is at least a predetermined two-dimensional shape or a three-dimensional shape corresponding to the design shape of the vine mini-rose. A mandrel having a shape and a plurality of (the same number as the plurality of small containers, or a corresponding number of tip portions respectively inserted into the soil of the plurality of small containers, and attached between the plurality of small containers. The vine mini rose is entangled and supported by the mandrel so as to have the design shape.

  The vine mini rose pot according to claim 9 is the configuration of claim 8, wherein the pair of small containers are accommodated in the large container, and the mandrel extends from one of the pair of small containers to the other. In addition, each tip of the pair of small containers is inserted and attached to the soil, and the vine mini-roses planted in one of the pair of small containers and the pair of small containers, A vine mini rose planted on the other of a pair of small containers was attracted and supported in an arch shape while being entangled with the mandrel.

  The vine mini rose pot according to claim 10 is the structure according to any one of claims 4 to 9, further comprising a design member having a predetermined design arranged between the plurality of small containers in the large container.

  The vine mini rose pot according to claim 11 is the structure according to any one of claims 4 to 7, wherein the support has a substantially lattice plate shape larger in area than the design shape of the vine mini rose, and the lower end thereof. A plurality of protrusions on the side are respectively inserted into the soil of the plurality of small containers and attached to the trellis, and the vine mini rose has the design shape on the trellis. It is attracted and supported.

  A vine mini rose pot according to claim 12, wherein the number of the small containers is four, the two pairs of small containers are accommodated in the large container, the number of the mandrels is two, and The shape of the pair of small containers is a shape that spans between the paired small containers (for example, a curved shape such as an arch, a shape having a bent portion, etc.). A pair of vine mini-roses planted in one small container of each pair of small containers, and the two small containers spanned between the two pairs of small containers. A vine mini rose planted in the other small container of the small container is attracted and supported in a state of being entangled with the one mandrel spanning between the pair of small containers, the two mandrel and the two With the vine mini roses attracted and supported by the mandrel, a storage space is created inside them. Form and were placed a predetermined design of the design element in the accommodating space.

  A vine mini rose pot according to claim 13 is the configuration of claim 12, wherein the two mandrels are arranged between the two pairs of small containers so as to cross each other in a non-orthogonal state at approximately the center in the length direction. The two small containers corresponding on one end side of the mandrel are close to each other on one end side of the mandrel, and the remaining two small containers corresponding on the other end side of the mandrel are The two pairs of small containers are accommodated in the large container so as to be close to each other on the other end side of the mandrel, and a large-area accommodating space is provided between the two pairs of small containers on one end side and the other end side of the mandrel. Formed.

  The vine mini rose pot according to claim 14, wherein the number of the small containers is two, the pair of small containers is accommodated in the large container, the number of the mandrels is one, and the shape of the mandrel is As a shape that spans between the paired small containers (for example, a curved shape such as an arch, a shape having a bent portion, etc.), the tip of the mandrel is inserted into the soil of the pair of small containers, respectively. Attach, span between the pair of small containers with the single mandrel, plant the vine mini rose planted in one small container of the pair of small containers and the other small container of the pair of small containers The vine mini rose that is attracted to and supported by the one mandrel spanning between the pair of small containers is attracted and supported by the one mandrel and the one mandrel. Any of lower space, front space and rear space To 1 or more, and disposed a predetermined design of the design element.

  In the vine mini rose pot according to claim 15, the number of the small containers is an even number of 6 or more, and three or more pairs of the small containers are accommodated in the large container, and the number of the mandrel is the number of the small containers. 3 or more, which is half the number, and the shape of each mandrel as a shape (for example, a curved shape such as an arch, a shape having a bent portion, etc.) that spans between the paired small containers. The tip portions of the three or more mandrels are respectively inserted and attached in the soil for the three or more pairs of small containers, and the three or more mandrels are spanned by the three or more mandrel, The vine mini rose planted in one small container of the small container and the vine mini rose planted in the other small container of each pair of small containers are spanned between the pair of small containers. Attract and support in a state of being entangled with a mandrel, the three or more mandrel and those three By the vine miniature rose were attracted support mandrel above, to form their housing space therein and disposed a predetermined design of the design element in the accommodating space.

  The cultivation method of the vine mini-rose according to claim 16 includes a seedling process for planting a vine mini-rose in a plurality of small containers and raising the support for the vine mini-rose invitation between the plurality of small containers. And a support shape attaching step, and a design shape consisting of a predetermined two-dimensional shape or a three-dimensional shape in which the vine mini-roses grown in the plurality of small containers are united between the plurality of small containers. And an attracting step for attracting and supporting the support.

  The method for cultivating a vine mini-rose according to claim 17 includes a seedling process in which a vine mini-rose is inserted into a plurality of small containers to grow seedlings for a predetermined period of time, and the vine mini rose is cited between the plurality of small containers. A two-dimensional shape that spans between the plurality of small containers, with the support attachment step of spanning and mounting the support, and the vine mini roses that are planted and planted in the plurality of small containers Or an attracting step for attracting and supporting the support so as to form a design shape having a three-dimensional shape.

  The method for cultivating vine mini-rose according to claim 18 includes a seedling process of cutting a vine mini-rose into each of a plurality of small containers and raising seedlings for a predetermined period of time, and the vine mini-rose rose citation between the plurality of small containers. A two-dimensional shape that spans between the plurality of small containers, with the support attachment step of spanning and mounting the support, and the vine mini roses that are planted and planted in the plurality of small containers Alternatively, an attracting step for attracting and supporting the support so as to form a design shape consisting of a three-dimensional shape, and after the attraction step, in the dormancy period of the vine mini-rose, the small container and the vine mini-rose are in a lying state, A flower bud forming step of forming flower buds on the entire vine mini rose; and after forming flower buds on the vine mini roses in the flower bud formation step, the small containers and the vine mini roses are erected, And a flowering step of flowering flower buds of miniature rose.

  The method for cultivating a vine mini-rose according to claim 18 includes a seedling process of cutting a vine mini-rose into each of a plurality of small containers and raising seedlings for a predetermined period of time, and the vine mini-rose rose citation between the plurality of small containers. A two-dimensional shape that spans between the plurality of small containers, with the support attachment step of spanning and mounting the support, and the vine mini roses that are planted and planted in the plurality of small containers Alternatively, an attracting step for attracting and supporting the support so as to form a design shape having a three-dimensional shape, and after the attraction step, the small container and the vine mini-rose are put in a lying state, and the vine mini-rose is refrigerated and stored. A flower bud forming step for forming a flower bud uniformly throughout the vine mini-rose, and forming the flower bud on the vine mini-rose in the flower bud formation step, and then the small container and the vine It returned to normal temperature as well as the miniature rose the standing state, and a flowering step of flowering flower buds of the vine miniature rose.

  The vine mini rose ornament according to claim 1 can be greatly reduced in size compared to the conventional one. In addition, the vine mini rose pot according to claim 1 can improve the overall design by making the shape of an arch or the like and other designs various.

  The vine mini rose ornament according to claim 2 can be greatly reduced in size compared to the conventional one. In addition, the vine mini rose pot according to claim 1 can improve the overall design by making the shape of an arch or the like and other designs various. In addition, each vine mini rose can be grown in a pot, and transplanting or planting is not necessary, and it is advantageous in terms of survival.

  In addition to the effect of claim 2, the decorative product of the vine mini-rose according to claim 3 replants the vine mini-rose having the predetermined design shape into another desired position such as a container or a flower bed soil. The same effect can be exhibited.

  The vine mini rose pot according to claim 4 can be significantly reduced in size compared to the conventional one. In addition, the vine-shaped mini rose pot according to claim 4 can improve the overall design by making the shape of an arch or the like and other designs various. In addition, each vine mini rose can be grown in a pot, and transplanting or planting is not necessary, and it is advantageous in terms of survival. Furthermore, a small container is accommodated in the inside of a large container, and the same effect as a double bowl is exhibited. That is, a small container in which vine mini roses are planted is accommodated and held in a large container, and the filling is filled in the meantime, so that the temperature of the soil in the small container can be maintained so as not to be too high or too low. And the drying of the soil in the small container can be effectively prevented.

  In addition to the effect of claim 4, the vine mini rose pot according to claim 5 is cultivated by cutting vine mini roses, so that vine mini roses can be hatched (miniaturized).

  In addition to the effects of claim 5, the vine mini rose pot according to claim 6 is cultivated in a lying state before flower bud formation, and is cultivated in an upright state after flower bud formation. , It can be a vine mini-rose that blooms all over.

  In addition to the effect of claim 6, the vine mini rose pot according to claim 7 cultivates vine mini roses of different colors in a plurality of small containers so that different colored roses meet in the center. A pot with a unique design can be provided. Moreover, the variation of the color of a flower can be increased dramatically by changing the color of a flower of a vine mini rose suitably.

  In addition to the effect of any one of claims 4 to 7, the vine mini rose pot according to claim 8 employs a mandrel having a shape that spans between a plurality of small containers as a support, and a plurality of varieties along the mandrel. Since a pair of vine mini-roses is spanned between small containers, the overall shape of the vine mini-roses can be any shape such as an arch or heart shape, which can dramatically increase design variations. it can.

  In addition to the effect of claim 8, the vine mini rose pot according to claim 9 adopts an arch-shaped mandrel that spans between a pair of small containers as a support, and two pairs of vines along the mandrel Since the mini roses are hung between the small containers, the entire shape of the vine mini rose can be made into an accurate arch shape.

  In addition to the effect of any one of claims 4 to 9, the vine mini rose pot according to claim 10 can exhibit a more unique design effect due to the design member.

  In addition to the effect of any one of claims 4 to 7, the vine mini rose pot according to claim 11 employs a trellis having a shape spanning a plurality of small containers as a support, and a plurality of trellises along the trellis. Since the vine mini roses are spanned between small containers, the overall shape of the vine mini roses can be changed to any shape within the range of the trellis, in addition to the trellis surface shape. Can be increased.

  In addition to the effect of claim 8, the vine mini rose pot according to claim 12 can exhibit a unique design effect by the vine mini rose that spans between two pairs of small containers, and accommodates the interior thereof. A unique design effect can be further added by the design member accommodated in the space. In addition, the number and types of design members to be accommodated can be appropriately selected and easily replaced, and the overall design can be easily and simply changed to exhibit a wide variety of design effects.

  In addition to the effect of claim 12, the vine mini rose pot according to claim 13 has two pairs of small containers arranged close to each other on the left and right sides of the large container, and a large-area accommodation space on the front and rear sides of the large container Is formed. Alternatively, two pairs of small containers are arranged close to each other on the front side and the left side of the large container, and a large-area accommodation space is formed on the left and right sides of the large container. Therefore, it becomes much easier to arrange the design member in the accommodation space by such a large-area accommodation space. It is also possible to arrange a larger number of design members in the large-area accommodation space.

  In addition to the effect of claim 8, the vine mini rose pot according to claim 14 can exhibit a unique design effect due to the vine mini rose that spans between a pair of small containers. Further, a unique design effect can be added by the design member housed in the container. In addition, the number and types of design members to be accommodated can be appropriately selected and easily replaced, and the overall design can be easily and simply changed to exhibit a wide variety of design effects.

  In addition to the effect of claim 8, the vine mini rose pot according to claim 15 can exhibit a unique design effect due to the vine mini rose that spans between three or more pairs of small containers. A unique design effect can be further added by the design member accommodated in the accommodation space. In addition, the number and types of design members to be accommodated can be appropriately selected and easily replaced, and the overall design can be easily and simply changed to exhibit a wide variety of design effects. In addition, three or more pairs of small containers are used, and three or more mandrels are supported, and the vine mini roses are attracted and supported by the three or more mandrel, so that a bird cage-like accommodation space is formed inside by the mandrel and the vine mini roses. And can exhibit a more unique design effect. Therefore, by arranging a design member such as a bird figurine in such a birdcage-like accommodation space, it can be embodied in various designs such as being embodied as a birdcage-like ornament.

  The method for cultivating vine mini-rose according to claim 16 can improve the overall design by making the pot of vine mini-rose a variety of shapes such as an arch shape and other designs.

  The method for cultivating vine mini-rose according to claim 17 can cultivate vine mini-roses that are greatly reduced in size compared to conventional ones, and the pots of vine mini-roses are shaped like arches and other designs. It is possible to improve the overall designability by making various types.

  The method for cultivating vine mini-rose according to claim 18 can cultivate vine mini-roses that have been greatly reduced in size compared to conventional ones, and the pots of vine mini-roses are shaped like arches and other designs. It is possible to improve the overall designability by making various types. In addition, flower buds can be attached evenly throughout the vine mini roses, and the flowers can be bloomed evenly throughout.

  The method for cultivating vine mini-rose according to claim 18 can cultivate vine mini-roses that have been greatly reduced in size compared to conventional ones, and the pots of vine mini-roses are shaped like arches and other designs. It is possible to improve the overall designability by making various types. In addition, since the vine mini roses are laid down in the flower bud formation process, the vine mini roses can be uniformly budded and the flowers can be bloomed uniformly. Furthermore, since the dormancy of vine mini roses is forcibly performed, the mass production effect can be enhanced.

  The best mode for carrying out the present invention (hereinafter referred to as an embodiment) will be described below. Throughout each embodiment, the same members, elements, or parts are denoted by the same reference numerals, and the description thereof is omitted.

Embodiment 1
FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a vine mini-rose pot according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention.
The vine mini-rose pot according to Embodiment 1 is embodied in a rose arch pot in which a plurality (a plurality of sets) of vine mini-roses 10 are attracted in an arch shape. Specifically, the pot of vine mini roses supports a plurality of sets of vine mini roses 10 each consisting of one or more in a ground 25 of a plurality of small containers 20. Each set of vine mini roses 10 is cultivated individually in each small container 20. In the first embodiment, a pair (two sets) of vine mini roses 10 are cultivated in a pair (two) of small containers 20. Each group of vine mini-roses 10 is composed of a plurality of pieces, but may be composed of only one. In the first embodiment, a seedling pot is used as the small container 20, but other small containers can be used as long as the vine mini rose 10 can be planted and supported. Further, the two sets of vine mini-roses 10 are integrally held in the large container 30 by accommodating and holding the two small containers 20 in the large container 30. Specifically, the large container 30 contains a soil, and a pair of small containers 20 are embedded and held in the soil. The small container 20 may be entirely embedded in the large container 30 so that the top surface of the soil is substantially flush with the top surface of the large container 30, or the top surface of the soil May be embedded in the soil of the large container 30 so that the upper portion of the soil is located above the upper surface of the soil of the large container 30, or the upper surface of the soil is from the upper surface of the soil of the large container 30 You may embed the whole in the soil of the large container 30 so that it may be located below. In the first embodiment, a horizontally long bowl, a planter, or the like is used as the large container 30 so that a pair (two) of small containers 20 can be accommodated therein. However, as the large container 30, other containers can be used as long as a predetermined number of small containers 20 can be accommodated and supported.

  The pair of vine mini-roses 10 are integrated with each other to form a predetermined design shape having a predetermined two-dimensional shape that spans between the pair of small containers 20. Attracted to and supported. Further, the mandrel 40 is curved and formed in an arch shape or a substantially circular shape. The vine mini rose 10 is attracted and supported by the mandrel 40 in an arch shape. Specifically, from a pair (two) of small containers 20, vine-like stems or offsprings (runners) of the vine mini rose 10 extend around the mandrel 40 to the center, and a pair (two sets) of vines. The sexual mini rose 10 forms an arch shape (substantially circular shape) as a whole. As the mandrel 40, a wire or the like that can be bent or bent by a finger or the like and can be deformed into a desired shape can be used. The mandrel 40 is integrally attached between the pair of small containers 20 so as to span between the pair of small containers 20 by inserting the pair of distal ends into the soil 25 of the pair of small containers 20, respectively. The vine mini rose 10 planted in one of the pair of small containers 20 and the vine mini rose 10 planted in the other of the pair of small containers 20 are attracted and supported in an arch shape in a state of being entangled with the mandrel 40. At this time, the mandrel 40 is stably supported in a standing state with respect to the pair of small containers 20, and stably attracts and supports the vine mini rose 10 in an arch shape. As described above, in the first embodiment, the small container 20 is accommodated in the large container 30 and held in the soil, so that the design shape (arch shape) is supported by the mandrel 40. The vine mini rose 10 is indirectly supported by the large container 30.

  In Embodiment 1, the vine mini-rose 10 is cultivated by cutting the vine mini-rose 10 cuttings (plants) on the soil in a small container 20 (nursing pot) as an insertion floor and cultivating. Small ones (dwarf vine roses). Moreover, as the vine mini rose 10, the color of the flower or petal of the vine mini rose 10 cultivated in one small container 20 and the color of the flower of the vine mini rose 10 cultivated in the other small container 20 are different colors. It is preferable to do. If it carries out like this, the variation of a design can be increased by selecting various color schemes of the vine mini rose 10 which forms an arch shape between a pair of small containers 20. As such vine mini rose 10, for example, for red flowers, all flowers, red bells, red cascade, jet frame, etc. can be used. As for pink flowers, Yume Otome, Suma, Pink Bells, Bingo Maidy Land, etc. can be used. Furthermore, for white or yellow flowers, white bells, white spray, etc. can be used. Other vine mini roses 10 may include Summer Snow, Little Lucia, Vine Starina, Vine Magic Carousel, Laura Ford, and the like.

  The vine mini rose pot according to the first embodiment accommodates, in a large container 30, two vine mini roses grown in a pair of small containers 20 and flowered by the following vine mini rose cultivation method. It is formed by holding. Hereinafter, the cultivation method of this vine mini-rose will be described in detail. FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a cutting process of the vine mini rose cultivation method according to Embodiment 1. FIG. FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing the seedling raising step of the method for cultivating vine mini-rose according to the first embodiment. FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing an attracting step of the vine mini rose cultivation method according to Embodiment 1. FIG. 5 is a plan view showing a flower bud formation step of the vine mini rose cultivation method according to Embodiment 1. FIG. FIG. 6 is a front view showing the flowering step after the vine mini rose cultivation method according to Embodiment 1.

  According to the cultivation method of the vine mini-rose according to the first embodiment, in the seedling raising step, first, as shown in FIG. Each of the cuttings is cut into the inner land 25, and then, as shown in FIG. 2, each pair of vine mini-rose insertions 10A is grown (nurturing) for a predetermined period of time (predetermined height) by each small container 20. ) Vine mini rose 10B. The seedling raising period is a period until the vine mini rose 10B that has been cut and cultivated reaches the predetermined length, that is, a length suitable for attraction. At this time, one or more cutting ears 10A are inserted into each small container, but the small containers 20 are arranged so as to form a pair (one set of two) on the left and right or front and rear. For example, an even number of small containers 20 are adjacently or closely arranged on the left and right to form each row, and a large number of such even number of small containers 20 are adjacently or closely arranged in the front and rear to form a substantially lattice shape (matrix shape). ) Can be arranged. Alternatively, an even number of small containers 20 are adjacently or closely arranged in the front and back to form each row, and a large number of such even number of small containers 20 are adjacent or closely arranged on the left and right to form a substantially lattice shape (matrix shape). ) Can be arranged. Alternatively, an even number of small containers 20 may be arranged adjacently or closely in front and rear and left and right, respectively, and arranged in a substantially lattice shape (matrix shape) vertically and horizontally. Next, in the support attaching process, as shown in FIG. 3, a mandrel 40 as a support for the vine mini rose is cited and attached between a pair of small containers 20. Specifically, with respect to the small containers 20 arranged so as to form a pair on the left and right or front and rear sides, both ends of the mandrel 40 are inserted and attached to the soil of the pair of adjacent small containers 20, respectively. Between a pair of small containers 20 Thus, the pair of small containers 20 are connected by the mandrel 40. Although this support body attachment process is performed after raising the vine mini rose 10B for a predetermined period in the seedling raising process, it can be performed simultaneously with cutting.

  Next, in the attracting step, the vine mini-rose 10C grown in a pair (one set of two) of small containers 20 is formed into a predetermined two-dimensional shape that spans between the pair of small containers 20 together. The mandrel 40 is entangled and supported so as to form a design shape, that is, an arch shape. As a result, from the pair (two) of small containers 20, the vine-like stems or offsprings (runners) of the vine mini-rose 10C extend around the mandrel 40 to the center, and the pair (two sets) of vine mini-roses 10C forms an arch shape (substantially circular shape) as a whole. FIG. 4 shows this state. At this time, the pair (two sets) of vine mini roses 10C are intertwined and integrated in the vicinity of the center of the mandrel 40, and there is substantially no boundary (gap) between them. In the seedling raising step and the attraction step, the vine mini roses 10B and 10C are cultivated in an upright state. In this way, the growth hormone is concentrated on the tip (upper end) of the vine mini rose, and the branch (branch) of the vine mini rose 10 is suppressed as much as possible by the top bud dominance (top bud priority). It is possible to stretch as much as possible in the direction along the axis 40, and an ideal arch shape can be formed along the mandrel 40.

  Here, vine mini roses normally become dormant in winter (dormant period), form flower buds in this dormant period, and bloom in spring after overwintering. Therefore, normally, the said attracting process is performed by this dormancy period (winter season), and the vine mini rose 10C is sufficiently attracted to the mandrel 40 in a standing state to obtain a desired arch shape. In the flower bud formation process after the attracting process, in the dormancy period (winter season) of the vine mini-rose 10C, the small container 20 and the vine mini-rose 10C are placed in a lying state, and the vine mini-rose 10C is cultivated or continuously cultivated. Forms flower buds evenly throughout. Next, after flower buds are formed on the vine mini rose 10C in the flower bud formation process, the vine mini rose 10C is cultivated or cultivated in the flowering process (spring flowering period) with the small container 20 and the vine mini rose 10C standing. The flower buds of vine mini rose 10C are blossomed.

  On the other hand, in Embodiment 1, it is preferable to forcibly bring the vine mini rose 10C into the dormant state (dormant period) in the flower bud formation process after the attracting process for the purpose of enhancing the mass production effect. That is, in the flower bud formation process, the pair of vine mini-roses 10C cultivated over the pair of small containers 20 via the mandrel 40 is put in a lying state and stored in a refrigerated room for a predetermined period. For example, as shown in FIG. 5, a pair of vine mini-roses 10D formed in an arch shape is placed on the placement table 50 together with the small container 20 in a lying state, and stored in a refrigerated storage process. Then, in this flower bud formation process (forced dormancy period), the vine mini rose 10D forms a flower bud (spring). Further, at this time, the vine mini-rose 10D is cultivated in a lying state, and in this state, each vine mini-rose 10D forms a flower bud, so that the growth hormone that contributes to the flower bud formation spreads throughout, and the flower bud is vine-like. It is formed evenly over the entire mini rose 10D. Next, after flower buds are formed on the vine mini rose 10C in the flower bud formation process, the pair of small containers 20 and the pair of vine mini roses 10C are raised in the flowering process and returned to the external environment from the refrigerator compartment at room temperature. Returning to the environment, cultivating or cultivating the vine mini rose 10D in that state, and flowering the buds of the vine mini rose 10D. Then, the flower buds uniformly attached to the whole flower, and flowers bloom in the whole pair of vine mini roses 10D that form an arch shape along the mandrel 40 between the pair of small containers 20.

  And if a pair of small container 20 is accommodated and hold | maintained in the large container 30 after a flowering process, as shown in FIG. 6, the potted plant of the vine mini-rose which concerns on Embodiment 1 will be completed. As described above, this vine-shaped mini rose potted flower 11 is evenly and evenly distributed throughout the pair of vine-shaped mini roses 10D that form an arch shape between a pair of small containers 20, and has a high design as a pot of rose arches. Demonstrate the effect.

Action and Effect According to the vine mini rose pot and the vine mini rose cultivation method according to Embodiment 1, each vine mini rose is cultivated by a different cultivation method, that is, a cultivation method using cuttings. Can be made smaller than before, and the miniature pots of vine mini roses can be made smaller than ever before. In addition, by combining two vine mini-roses 10 (vine pots of vine mini-roses) cultivated separately in separate small containers 20 and attracting them in an arch shape, a pair of vine mini-roses 10 is accurate or ideal. A typical arch shape can be formed. Furthermore, another pot can be placed between the two vine mini-roses 10 or the two small containers 20, and a pot with an original design can be provided. Furthermore, since two vine mini-rose pots cultivated separately are combined to form one vine mini-rose pot, the color of a pair of vine mini-roses used can be freely changed, and after flowering Various pots of vine mini roses with unique atmosphere mixed with flowers of different colors can be provided. In addition, since the vine mini rose 10 is entangled and attracted by one mandrel 40, the shape of the mandrel 40 can be any two-dimensional shape or in addition to being able to form the exact arch shape as described above by the vine mini rose 10. By adopting a three-dimensional shape, it is possible to provide a vine mini-rose pot with an unprecedented design (two-dimensional shape or three-dimensional shape). Furthermore, since the vine mini rose 10 is in a state of lodging until the flower buds are formed, the entire vine mini rose 10 can be uniformly flowered.

Embodiment 2
FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional view showing a vine mini-rose pot according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention.
As shown in FIG. 7, the vine mini rose pot according to the second embodiment is the same as the pair of vine mini roses 10 forming a rose arch or a pair of small roses in the vine mini rose pot according to the first embodiment. A bear figurine 110 is arranged between the containers 20 as a design member having a predetermined design. Other configurations are the same as those of the vine mini rose pot according to the first embodiment. In addition, as this design member, arbitrary design members can be arrange | positioned besides animal figurines, such as a bear, a dog, a cat, and a small bird. Moreover, as a design member, another potted object, for example, a potted object in which flowers other than the vine mini roses are planted in a small container can be arranged. The vine mini rose pot according to the second embodiment provides a vine mini rose pot with a more unique design (design) in addition to the same actions and effects as the vine mini rose pot according to the first embodiment. be able to.

Embodiment 3
FIG. 8 is a front view showing a vine mini-rose pot according to Embodiment 3 of the present invention.
As shown in FIG. 8, the vine mini rose pot according to the third embodiment is a vine mini rose pot according to the first embodiment, and instead of the mandrel 40 as a support for attracting and supporting the vine mini rose 10. The trellis 210 is used. Other configurations are the same as those of the vine mini rose pot according to the first embodiment. Specifically, in the third embodiment, the support has a substantially lattice plate shape having a larger area than the desired design shape of the vine mini rose 10, and a plurality of protruding portions on the lower end side of each of the plurality of small containers 20. It consists of a trellis 210 that is inserted into the soil and attached, and spans between a plurality of small containers 20. Further, the vine mini rose 10 is attracted and supported by being entangled with the trellis 210 so as to have the design shape. Specifically, the trellis 210 has a pair of a substantially square lattice-like left trellis portion 210a and a right trellis portion 210b arranged such that each corner faces up, down, left, and right, and the corners are integrally connected. It has a shape. The trellis 210 hangs the pair of small containers 20 by inserting the protruding portion of the lower end corner of the left trellis portion 210a and the protruding portion of the lower end corner of the right trellis portion 210b into the soil 25 of the small container 20, respectively. It is attached and supported between the small containers 20 for passing.

  On the other hand, the vine mini rose 10 cultivated by cuttings in the pair of small containers 20 is attracted and supported by the left trellis portion 210a and the right trellis portion 210b of the trellis 210, respectively. At this time, the vine mini rose 10 is attracted in a planar shape so as to cover substantially the entire left trellis portion 210a and right trellis portion 210b of the trellis 210, or along the outer periphery of the left trellis portion 210a and right trellis portion 210b of the trellis 210. Can be attracted in a linear fashion.

  In addition, the vine mini rose which concerns on Embodiment 3 can be cultivated so that it may span between a pair of small containers 20 similarly to Embodiment 1. FIG. Specifically, in the seedling raising step, first, the vine mini roses 10 are respectively inserted into the soil 25 in the small container 20 and grown (nursed) for a predetermined period to have a predetermined length (predetermined height). At this time, one or more vine mini roses 10 are inserted into each small container 20, but as in the third embodiment, compared to the case where the vine mini rose 10 is attracted to the mandrel 40 as in the first embodiment. When attracting the vine mini rose 10 to the trellis 210, the number of the vine mini rose 10 to be attracted may be increased. This is advantageous for evenly covering the entire surface of the trellis 210 with a large number of vine mini roses 10. Next, in the supporting body attaching step, the trellis 210 as the supporting body of the vine mini rose invitation is spanned and attached between the pair of small containers 20, and the pair of small containers 20 are connected by the trellis 210.

  Next, in the attracting step, the vine mini roses 10 grown in a pair (one set of two) of small containers 20 are formed in a predetermined two-dimensional shape in which they are united and spanned between the pair of small containers 20. It is entangled and supported by the trellis 210 so as to form a design shape, that is, a surface shape corresponding to the surface shape of the trellis 210. Next, in the flower bud formation process after the attraction process, the pair of vine mini-roses 10 grown over the pair of small containers 20 through the trellis 210 are put in a lying state and stored in a refrigerated room in a refrigerated state for a predetermined period. To do. Next, after forming flower buds on the vine mini-rose 10 in the flower bud formation process, the pair of small containers 20 and the pair of vine mini-roses 10C are raised in the flowering process, and returned to the external environment from the refrigerator compartment at room temperature. Returning to the environment, the vine mini-rose 10 is grown or cultivated in that state, and the flower buds of the vine mini-rose 10 are flowered. Then, the flower buds uniformly attached to the whole flower, and the flower blooms on the entire vine mini rose 10 extending along the entire surface of the trellis 210 between the pair of small containers 20.

  And if a pair of small container 20 is accommodated and hold | maintained in the large container 30 after a flowering process, as shown in FIG. 8, the potted plant of the vine mini-rose which concerns on Embodiment 3 will be completed. In this vine mini rose pot, as described above, the flowers 11 bloom uniformly and evenly over the entire pair of vine mini roses 10 having a surface shape extending across the entire surface of the trellis 210 between the pair of small containers 20, and the vine mini roses Demonstrates a high design effect as a pot.

  By the way, in the vine mini rose pot according to each of the above embodiments, a pair of small containers 20 is set as one set, and each set of one or more vine mini roses 10 is cultivated in each of the two small containers 20. At the same time, a support body composed of one mandrel 40 or one trellis 210 is stretched over the set of small containers 20, and each set of vine mini roses 10 is attracted and supported on the support body. However, in the present invention, three or more small containers 20 are made into one set, and the vine mini rose 10 is cultivated on each of them, and a support such as a mandrel or a trellis is installed between the small containers 20. The vine mini roses 10 may be attracted and supported by this support. If it carries out like this, the pot of the vine mini-rose which has the design (design) of various three-dimensional shapes can be provided.

  That is, the vine mini rose can be implemented as any two-dimensional shape or three-dimensional shape other than the arch shape of the first embodiment and the surface shape of the third embodiment. Here, when a mandrel is used as the support, the mandrel is not limited to the arch shape as in the first embodiment, but at least a predetermined shape corresponding to a design shape which is an attracting shape of the vine mini rose 10. Any one having a dimensional shape or a three-dimensional shape may be used. The mandrel is supported by inserting the same number of tip portions as the number of the plurality of small containers 20 into the soil for the plurality of small containers. That is, in the first embodiment, since one bowl is constituted by the two small containers 20, the two tip portions of the mandrel 40 are inserted and supported in the soil 25 of the two small containers 20, respectively. . Therefore, when three small containers 20 are used in the case of constituting one pot, a three-pronged mandrel is used, and each of the three tips is inserted into the soil 25 of each small container 20 and supported. On the other hand, in the present invention, a mandrel having a number of tip portions corresponding to the number of small containers 20 may be used, and the tip portions may be inserted and supported in the soil for the plurality of small containers 20. For example, in the case of using two small containers, a four-prong mandrel is used, and two of the four tips are inserted and supported in the soil of one small container, and the remaining two tips are used. It is also possible to support the part by inserting it into the soil of the other small container. Further, as a support, a support such as a wire or a mandrel 40 is used in the first embodiment, and a trellis is used in the third embodiment. However, as long as the vine mini rose 10 can be attracted and supported so as not to fall down, Hoso bamboo Other supports such as pipes, net struts (net struts), pergolas (supports composed of columns and beams) can also be used.

  Further, in the vine mini rose pot according to each of the above embodiments, the soil for the large container 30 is not specified, but the soil for the large container 30 may be the same as or different from the soil for the small container 20. It may be a thing. Alternatively, the large container 30 may be filled with a filling other than the soil, and the small container 20 may be held in the large container 30 by the filling. That is, in each of the above embodiments, the soil is put in the large container 30 and the small container 20 is embedded in the soil, but instead of the soil, other padding such as gravel, pebbles or the like is filled. The small container 20 may be held by other support means without being filled. Alternatively, the small container 20 can be formed of a material that organically decomposes over time, such as a biodegradable plastic. In this way, after the small container 20 is disassembled, the soil in the small container 20 is integrated with the soil in the large container 30. Further, in the method for cultivating vine mini roses according to the present invention, it is possible to grow seedlings by other methods as long as vine mini roses can be hatched in addition to raising seedlings by cuttings.

  Next, another specific example in the case of combining a plurality of vine mini-roses with design members (decoratives such as figurines), different flower buds, pots and the like as in the second embodiment will be described.

Embodiment 4
FIG. 9 is a perspective view showing a vine mini-rose pot according to Embodiment 4 of the present invention. FIG. 10 is an explanatory view showing the relationship between the mandrel of the vine mini rose pot and the ornament according to Embodiment 4 of the present invention in a planar state.
As shown in FIG. 9, the vine mini rose pot according to the fourth embodiment accommodates two pairs of small containers 20 in a large container 330 with the number of small containers 20 being four. The large container 330 is not a bowl but a flower basket. Therefore, the large container 330 is not filled with soil, but is a non-filling space, and two pairs of small containers 20 are accommodated in the non-filling space. The small container 20 is placed and placed on the bottom of the large container 330, for example. Alternatively, the large container 330 can be stuffed to prevent the small container 20 from being displaced. In addition, the vine mini rose pot according to the fourth embodiment has two mandrel 40 and the shape of each mandrel 40 spans between the paired small containers 20 (for example, an arch or the like). Curve shape, shape having a bent portion, etc.). In the fourth embodiment, the mandrel 40 has an arch shape as in the first and second embodiments. Further, as long as the shape of the mandrel 40 is a shape that spans between the paired small containers 20, the shape of the mandrel 40 may be a curved shape other than an arch shape, or a shape having one or more bent portions in part, It can be a shape. And the front-end | tip part of the two mandrel 40 is each inserted in the soil of two pairs of small containers 20, and it is made to span between two pairs of small containers 20 with the two mandrels 40. On the other hand, the vine mini-rose 10 planted in one small container 20 of each pair of small containers 20 and the vine mini-rose 10 planted in the other small container 20 of each pair of small containers 20 It is attracted and supported in a state where it is entangled with one mandrel 40 that spans 20 spaces. Thus, the two mandrel 40 and the vine mini rose 10 attracted and supported by the two mandrel 40 form an accommodation space inside them, and the design members 310 and 320 having a predetermined design are arranged in the accommodation space. doing.

  In the fourth embodiment, two types of design members 310 and 320 are used as design members. Specifically, as shown in FIG. 10, flowers cultivated separately as a first design member at a substantially central position (substantially center of the large container 330) in the inner housing space of the mandrel 40 and the vine mini rose 10. Of pots, that is, a flower bud 310 is accommodated. For example, the flower bud 310 is placed and arranged at the center of the bottom of the large container 330, and the flower is exposed to the outside. Further, a bird figurine 320 is accommodated and disposed as a second design member in a position ahead of the accommodation space inside the mandrel 40 and the vine mini rose 10 (front side of the large container 330). For example, the flower bud 310 is placed and placed on the bottom front side of the large container 330 and exposes the bird design to the outside. When the large container 330 is filled with padding, it is also possible to prevent misalignment of the flower bud 310 and the bird figurine 320 with the padding. In FIG. 10, for convenience of explanation, only the large container, the small container, and the mandrel are illustrated in a simplified manner. Further, the mandrel is illustrated as being slightly curved in order to clearly show that it has an arch shape, but in reality, it is substantially linear when viewed in a planar state.

  In the vine mini rose pot according to the fourth embodiment, the two mandrels 40 are arranged in a non-orthogonal state at substantially the center in the length direction (for example, the left and right crossing angles in FIG. The two small containers 20 are crossed so as to cross each other (with the crossing angle being an obtuse angle). Then, two small containers 20 corresponding to one end side of the mandrel 40 (for example, the two small containers 20 on the left side in FIG. 10) approach each other on one end side of the mandrel 40 and the other end of the mandrel 40. The two pairs of small containers 20 are arranged so that the remaining two small containers 20 corresponding on the side (for example, the two small containers 20 on the right side in FIG. 10) are close to each other on the other end side of the mandrel 40. It is accommodated in the container 330. As a result, a large-area front-side accommodation space is formed between the two pairs of small containers 20 on one end side and the other end side of the mandrel 40. And the bird figurine 320 as said 2nd design member is arrange | positioned in this front side accommodation space.

  The vine mini-rose pot according to the fourth embodiment can exhibit a unique design effect by the vine mini-rose 10 spanning between two pairs of small containers 20, and the first one accommodated in the internal accommodation space. A unique design effect can be further added by the floret 310 as the design member. In addition, the number of the first design members accommodated in the internal accommodation space can be two or more, the types thereof can be different, or can be appropriately selected and easily replaced, and the overall design can be easily and easily changed. And can exhibit a wide variety of design effects.

  In addition, in the vine mini rose pot according to the fourth embodiment, two pairs of small containers 20 are arranged close to each other on the left and right sides of the large container 330, and a large-area accommodation space (front side) is provided on the front and rear sides of the large container 330. A storage space and a rear storage space) are formed. Alternatively, by arranging two pairs of small containers 20 close to each other on the front side and the left side of the large container 330, a large-area accommodation space (a left accommodation space and a right accommodation space) may be formed on the left and right sides of the large container 330. it can. Therefore, it becomes much easier to arrange an arbitrary design member in the accommodation space by such a large-area accommodation space. It is also possible to arrange a larger number of design members in the large-area accommodation space.

Embodiment 5
FIG. 11: is explanatory drawing which shows the relationship between the mandrel and ornament of the vine mini-rose pottery concerning Embodiment 5 of this invention in a planar state.
The vine mini rose pot according to the fifth embodiment accommodates a pair of small containers 20 in a large container 330 with the number of small containers 20 being two. In addition, the vine mini rose pot according to the fifth embodiment has one mandrel 40, and the mandrel 40 has a shape that spans between the paired small containers 20 (for example, a curve such as an arch). Shape, shape having a bent portion, etc.). Further, the distal end portions of the mandrel 40 are respectively inserted and attached into the soil for the pair of small containers 20, and the mandrel 40 is spanned between the pair of small containers 20. Then, the vine mini rose 10 planted in one small container 20 of the pair of small containers 20 and the vine mini rose 10 planted in the other small container 20 of the pair of small containers 20 are separated between the pair of small containers 20. Designed in front space (front space of large container 330) of vine mini rose 10 that is attracted and supported in a state of being entangled with one mandrel 40 to be spanned and attracted and supported by one mandrel 40 and one mandrel 40 A flower bud 410 is disposed as a member. In the fifth embodiment, the design member is composed of one mandrel 40 and the space below the vine mini rose 10 attracted and supported by one mandrel 40 (the accommodation space in the center of the large container 330), the front space (the large container). The design member of a predetermined design can be arranged in any one or more of the front side storage space 330 and the rear space (back side storage space of the large container 330). FIG. 11 shows only the large container 330, the small container 20, and the mandrel 40 in a simplified manner for convenience of explanation, and the vine mini rose 10 is not shown. In addition, the mandrel 40 is slightly curved in order to clearly show that it has an arch shape, but actually, it appears as a substantially straight line when viewed in a planar state.

  The vine mini-rose pot according to the fifth embodiment can exhibit a unique design effect by the vine mini-rose 10 that spans between a pair of small containers 20, and can also be used in an accommodation space at an arbitrary position of a large container. A unique design effect can be further added by the flower bud 410 or the like as the housed design member. In addition, the number and types of design members to be accommodated can be appropriately selected and easily replaced, and the overall design can be easily and simply changed to exhibit a wide variety of design effects.

Embodiment 6
FIG. 12 is an explanatory view showing a relationship between a mandrel of a vine mini rose pot and an ornament according to Embodiment 6 of the present invention in a planar state.
In the vine mini rose pot according to Embodiment 6, the number of small containers 20 is an even number of 6 or more, and three or more pairs of the small containers are accommodated in the large container, and the number of mandrels is the number of small containers. The number is three or more, which is half of the number. Specifically, in the sixth embodiment, the number of small containers 20 is six, and a total of three pairs of small containers 20 are accommodated in the large container 330. The number of mandrels 40 is three, which is half the number of small containers 20. The shape of each mandrel 40 is a shape that spans between the paired small containers 20 (for example, a curved shape such as an arch, a shape having a bent portion, etc.). , A total of three pairs of small containers 20 are inserted and installed in the soil, and the three pairs of small containers 20 are spanned by three mandrels 40. Furthermore, the vine mini-rose 10 planted in one small container 20 of each pair of small containers 20 and the vine mini-rose 10 planted in the other small container 20 of each pair of small containers 20 are a pair of small containers. It is attracted and supported in a state where it is entangled with a single mandrel 40 that spans 20 spaces. The three mandrel 40 and the vine mini rose 10 attracted and supported by the three mandrel 40 form an accommodation space therein, and a bird figurine 510 as a design member of a predetermined design in the internal accommodation space. Is arranged. In FIG. 12, for convenience of explanation, only the large container 330, the small container 20, and the mandrel 40 are illustrated in a simplified manner. In addition, the mandrel 40 is slightly curved to clearly show that it has an arch shape, but actually, the mandrel 40 is substantially linear when viewed in a planar state.

  The vine mini-rose pot according to the sixth embodiment can exhibit a unique design effect by the vine mini-rose 10 spanning between three pairs of small containers 20 and is a design member accommodated in the internal accommodation space. A unique design effect can be further added by the bird figurine 510. In addition, the number and types of design members to be accommodated can be appropriately selected and easily replaced, and the overall design can be easily and simply changed to exhibit a wide variety of design effects. In addition, the small container 20 is made into three pairs, and the corresponding three mandrels 40 are attracted and supported by the three mandrel 40, so that the cage 40 and the vine mini rose 10 can be used to create a bird cage-like accommodation space inside. It is possible to form a unique design effect. Therefore, by arranging a design member such as the bird figurine 510 in the birdcage-like accommodation space, it can be embodied in a variety of designs, such as being embodied as a birdcage-like ornament. In addition, Embodiment 6 can be implemented by providing three or more pairs of small containers 20 and three or more of the mandrel 40, and if the number is increased, the shape approximates the shape of a birdcage. be able to.

By the way, this invention can also be embodied in the ornamental product of a vine mini rose as shown below using the cultivation method of the vine mini rose. Specifically, the vine mini rose ornament according to the present invention is integrally formed between the plurality of cultivation positions so that the vine mini rose planted in each of the plurality of cultivation positions and the plurality of cultivation positions are spanned. A plurality of vine-shaped mini roses attached and planted at the plurality of cultivation positions, respectively, form a design shape composed of a predetermined two-dimensional shape or a three-dimensional shape that unites between the plurality of cultivation positions. And a support body for attracting and supporting. Here, the plurality of cultivation positions may be a plurality of points separated from the land for cultivation. Alternatively, the plurality of cultivation positions can be a plurality of spaced points on the soil in the large container. Alternatively, the plurality of cultivation positions may be arbitrary positions of the soil in the corresponding plurality of small containers provided separately. That is, in the case of this embodiment, a small container can be accommodated in a large container as in the first embodiment, and vine mini roses can be planted in this small container. It can also be set as the structure which planted only the vine mini rose, or can also be set as the structure which planted the vine mini rose directly in soils other than a large container or a small container, such as soil for a flower bed.

  Further, the vine mini rose ornament according to the present invention includes a plurality of small containers, a vine mini rose planted in each of the plurality of small containers, and the plurality of small containers so as to span between the plurality of small containers. The vine-shaped mini roses that are integrally attached to the plurality of small containers are formed into a predetermined two-dimensional shape or a three-dimensional shape that spans between the plurality of small containers. It can also comprise so that it may be provided with the support body which attracts and supports. Here, after planting and cultivating in a small container, the small container may be removed from the vine mini-rose, and the vine mini-rose may be transplanted (replanted) to another container (large container) or the like. Furthermore, in this case, from the plurality of vine mini-roses attracted and supported so as to form a design shape having a predetermined two-dimensional shape or a three-dimensional shape spanning between the plurality of small containers by the support, the small container Can be removed and the plurality of vine mini-roses can be replanted in another soil. Here, the other soil can be a soil in a large container or a soil provided in a flower bed of a garden.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a vine mini-rose pot according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a cutting process of the vine mini rose cultivation method according to Embodiment 1. FIG. FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing the seedling raising step of the method for cultivating vine mini-rose according to the first embodiment. FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing an attracting step of the vine mini rose cultivation method according to Embodiment 1. FIG. 5 is a plan view showing a flower bud formation step of the vine mini rose cultivation method according to Embodiment 1. FIG. FIG. 6 is a front view showing the flowering step after the vine mini rose cultivation method according to Embodiment 1. FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional view showing a vine mini-rose pot according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention. FIG. 8 is a front view showing a vine mini-rose pot according to Embodiment 3 of the present invention. FIG. 9 is a perspective view showing a vine mini-rose pot according to Embodiment 4 of the present invention. FIG. 10 is an explanatory view showing the relationship between the mandrel of the vine mini rose pot and the ornament according to Embodiment 4 of the present invention in a planar state. FIG. 11: is explanatory drawing which shows the relationship between the mandrel and ornament of the vine mini-rose pottery concerning Embodiment 5 of this invention in a planar state. FIG. 12 is an explanatory view showing a relationship between a mandrel of a vine mini rose pot and an ornament according to Embodiment 6 of the present invention in a planar state.

Explanation of symbols

10, 10A, 10B, 10C, 10D Vine mini-rose 20 Small container 25 Soil 30 130 Large container 40 Mandrel (support)
110 Bear figurines (design members)
210 Trellis (support)
310 Hana (first design member)
320 Bird figurine (second design member)
410 Flower (design member)
510 Bird Figurine (Design Member)

Claims (19)

Vine mini roses planted in multiple cultivation positions,
A plurality of vine-shaped mini roses that are integrally attached between the plurality of cultivation positions so as to span the plurality of cultivation positions and planted at the plurality of cultivation positions, respectively, are integrated with the plurality of cultivation positions. A decorative product of a vine mini rose, comprising: a support body that attracts and supports a design shape having a predetermined two-dimensional shape or a three-dimensional shape that spans between them.
The plurality of cultivation positions may be a plurality of points separated from the land for cultivation.
Alternatively, the plurality of cultivation positions can be a plurality of spaced points on the soil in the large container.
Alternatively, the plurality of cultivation positions may be arbitrary positions of the soil in the corresponding plurality of small containers provided separately. A plurality of small containers;
A vine mini rose planted in each of the plurality of small containers;
The vine-shaped mini roses that are integrally attached between the plurality of small containers so as to span between the plurality of small containers and are planted in the plurality of small containers are hung between the plurality of small containers. A decorative product of a vine mini rose, comprising: a support body that attracts and supports a design shape having a predetermined two-dimensional shape or a three-dimensional shape to be passed.
After planting and cultivating in a small container, the small container may be removed from the vine mini-rose and the vine mini-rose may be transplanted (replanted) to another container (large container) or the like. The small container is removed from the plurality of vine mini roses that are attracted and supported to form a design shape having a predetermined two-dimensional shape or a three-dimensional shape that spans between the plurality of small containers by the support. The ornament of the vine mini-rose according to claim 2, wherein the vine mini-rose is replanted in another soil.
The other soil can be a soil in a large container, or a soil provided in a garden flower bed or the like. A plurality of small containers;
A vine mini rose planted in each of the plurality of small containers;
A large container for accommodating and holding the plurality of small containers;
The vine-shaped mini roses that are integrally attached between the plurality of small containers so as to span between the plurality of small containers and are planted in the plurality of small containers are hung between the plurality of small containers. A vine mini rose pot characterized by comprising a support body that attracts and supports a design shape having a predetermined two-dimensional shape or three-dimensional shape to be passed.   5. The vine mini rose pot according to claim 4, wherein the vine mini rose is cultivated by cutting a vine mini rose cutting.   7. The vine according to claim 6, wherein the vine mini-rose is cultivated in an inverted state after cutting into the small container and before flower bud formation, and cultivated in an upright state after flower bud formation. Sex mini roses pot.   In the plurality of small containers, the vine mini roses having different flower colors are cultivated as the vine mini roses, and the vine mini roses having different flower colors are respectively extended from the plurality of small containers in the first half of the vine. The pot of vine mini roses according to claim 6, wherein the vine mini roses are attracted and supported by the support so as to meet each other. The support body has at least a predetermined two-dimensional shape or a three-dimensional shape corresponding to the design shape of the vine mini rose, and a plurality of tip portions are respectively inserted into the soils of the plurality of small containers, and attached. It is composed of a mandrel that spans between the plurality of small containers,
The vine mini rose pot according to any one of claims 4 to 7, wherein the vine mini rose is entangled and supported by the mandrel so as to have the design shape. A pair of the small containers are accommodated in the large container,
The mandrel is formed into an arch shape extending from one side of the pair of small containers to the other, and each tip is inserted and attached to the soil of each of the pair of small containers, and spans between the pair of small containers. And
The vine mini rose planted in one of the pair of small containers and the vine mini rose planted in the other of the pair of small containers are attracted and supported in an arch shape while being entangled with the mandrel. 8. A pot of vine mini roses according to 8.   Furthermore, the vine mini-rose pot of any one of Claims 4 thru | or 9 which has arrange | positioned the design member of a predetermined design between these small containers in the said large container. The support has a substantially lattice plate shape having a larger area than the design shape of the vine mini rose, and is attached by inserting a plurality of projecting portions on the lower end side into the soil of the plurality of small containers, respectively. Consisting of a trellis that spans between small containers
The vine mini rose pot according to any one of claims 4 to 7, wherein the vine mini rose is attracted and supported by being entangled with the trellis so as to have the design shape. The number of the small containers is four, and two pairs of the small containers are accommodated in the large container,
The number of the mandrels is two, and the shape of each mandrel is a shape that spans between the paired small containers, and the tip portions of the two mandrels are respectively connected to the two pairs of small containers. Insert it into the soil, attach it, and hang it between the two pairs of small containers with the two mandrels,
The vine mini rose planted in one small container of each pair of small containers and the vine mini rose planted in the other small container of each pair of small containers are spanned between the pair of small containers. Invite and support in a state entangled with one mandrel,
An accommodation space is formed in the two mandrel and the vine mini-roses attracted and supported by the two mandrel, and a design member having a predetermined design is arranged in the accommodation space. Item 9. A vine mini rose pot according to Item 8. The two mandrels are respectively stretched between the two pairs of small containers so as to cross each other in a non-orthogonal state at approximately the center in the length direction,
The two small containers corresponding on one end side of the mandrel are close to each other on one end side of the mandrel, and the remaining two small containers corresponding on the other end side of the mandrel are other than the mandrel. The two small containers are accommodated in the large container so as to be close to each other on the end side,
The vine mini rose pot according to claim 12, wherein a large-area accommodation space is formed between the two pairs of small containers on one end side and the other end side of the mandrel. Storing the pair of small containers in the large container with two small containers,
The number of the mandrel is one, and the shape of the mandrel is a shape that spans between the paired small containers, and the tips of the mandrels are respectively inserted into the soil of the pair of small containers. Attach, span between the pair of small containers with the one mandrel,
The one that spans between the pair of small containers, the vine mini rose planted in one small container of the pair of small containers and the vine mini rose planted in the other small container of the pair of small containers Invite and support in a state entangled in the mandrel,
The design member having a predetermined design is arranged in any one or more of a lower space, a front space, and a rear space of the vine mini-rose attracted and supported by the one mandrel and the one mandrel. 8. A pot of vine mini roses according to 8. The number of the small containers is an even number of 6 or more, and three or more pairs of the small containers are accommodated in the large container,
The number of the mandrels is three or more that is half the number of the small containers, and the shape of each mandrel is a shape that spans between the paired small containers. The tip portions are respectively inserted into the soil of the three or more pairs of small containers and attached, and the three or more pairs of small containers are spanned by the three or more mandrels,
The vine mini rose planted in one small container of each pair of small containers and the vine mini rose planted in the other small container of each pair of small containers are spanned between the pair of small containers. Invite and support in a state entangled with one mandrel,
The three or more mandrels and the vine mini-roses attracted and supported by the three or more mandrels form an accommodation space therein and a design member having a predetermined design is arranged in the accommodation space. The vine mini rose pot according to claim 8. A seedling raising process in which vine mini roses are planted and grown in a plurality of small containers,
A support attachment step of hanging and attaching the support of the vine mini-rose rose quotation between the plurality of small containers;
The vine-shaped mini roses grown in the plurality of small containers are attracted to the support so as to form a design shape having a predetermined two-dimensional shape or a three-dimensional shape in which the vine mini roses are united between the plurality of small containers. A method for cultivating vine mini roses comprising an attracting step for supporting. A seedling raising process in which a vine mini rose is inserted into a plurality of small containers and a seedling is nurtured for a predetermined period,
A support attachment step of hanging and attaching the support of the vine mini-rose rose quotation between the plurality of small containers;
The supporting so as to form a design shape consisting of a predetermined two-dimensional shape or a three-dimensional shape in which the vine mini roses that have been planted and planted in the plurality of small containers are united between the plurality of small containers. A method for cultivating a vine mini rose comprising an attracting step for attracting and supporting the body. A seedling raising process in which a vine mini rose is inserted into a plurality of small containers and a seedling is nurtured for a predetermined period,
A support attachment step of hanging and attaching the support of the vine mini-rose rose quotation between the plurality of small containers;
The supporting so as to form a design shape consisting of a predetermined two-dimensional shape or a three-dimensional shape in which the vine mini roses that have been planted and planted in the plurality of small containers are united between the plurality of small containers. An attraction process to attract and support the body,
After the attraction process, in the dormancy period of the vine mini-rose, the small container and the vine mini-rose are in a lying state, and a flower bud formation step of forming flower buds on the whole vine mini-rose,
A method for cultivating a vine mini-rose comprising: forming a flower bud on the vine mini-rose in the flower bud formation step, and then setting the small container and the vine mini-rose to an upright state and causing the flower bud of the vine mini-rose to bloom. A seedling raising process in which a vine mini rose is inserted into a plurality of small containers and a seedling is nurtured for a predetermined period,
A support attachment step of hanging and attaching the support of the vine mini-rose rose quotation between the plurality of small containers;
The supporting so as to form a design shape consisting of a predetermined two-dimensional shape or a three-dimensional shape in which the vine mini roses that have been planted and planted in the plurality of small containers are united between the plurality of small containers. An attraction process to attract and support the body,
After the attraction step, the small container and the vine mini-rose are put into a lying state, and the vine mini-roses are refrigerated and stored forcibly in the dormant period, so that flower buds are uniformly formed throughout the vine mini-roses. Process,
A flowering step of forming flower buds on the vine mini-roses in the flower bud formation step, then bringing the small container and the vine mini-roses into an upright state, returning to a room temperature environment, and flowering the flower buds of the vine mini-roses; How to grow vine mini roses.

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