JP2007209318A - Plant cultivator not needing supply of water for long period - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a plant cultivator not needing the supply of water for potted plants for a long period. <P>SOLUTION: A soil for the plant cultivator consists mainly of a gel-like material prepared by mixing vegetable starch powder containing water in an amount of several hundred times weight of the self weight with carbon ceramic having an anti-microbial effect for the vegetable starch powder. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a plant cultivation apparatus for pot plants for viewing, and relates to a plant cultivation apparatus that does not require water supply for a long period of time and has good growth.

  Conventional plant cultivation devices such as flower pots depend on the type of plant, but it is necessary to perform water supply every day or once every 2-3 days.

  However, if you are managing a commercial space with many flower pots, or raising it for viewing at home, you will need to spend time and effort on water supply. Problem has occurred. That is, if you have a lot of potted plants for business use, it takes a lot of time, labor, and expenses for water supply. When we left home on a trip, it was a question of how to supply water. The present invention was invented to solve these problems related to water supply, and will provide an apparatus that can vigorously grow plants such as flower pots that are cultivated without supplying water for one week to 10 days or more. It is what.

  As a means for solving the above-mentioned problems, in the present invention, far-infrared rays are generated in the powdered starch using a vegetable starch capable of retaining water several hundred times its own weight. In addition, a granulated carbon ceramic having an antibacterial effect that generates negative ions is mixed with the plant starch, and the mixture is supplied with water, and the carbon ceramic and an appropriate soil for growing are used. These are stacked and combined in a sandwich shape to constitute the soil of the potted plant. The soil preserves the water in the pot for a long time due to the water-retaining ability of the plant starch, and the carbon ceramic having an antibacterial effect that generates far-infrared rays. It is possible to prevent water from being spoiled by bacteria present in the water and supply water to plants planted in pots for a long period of time.

  Appreciation plants planted in pots for a long time by using potting soil using the materials of the present invention grow by gradually absorbing the water retained by the plant starch in the soil, and carbon The antibacterial effect of ceramic far-infrared effect can prevent the decay of soil with moisture, so there is no need to supply water to plants planted in pots for more than 1 week to 10 days. The labor and cost can be reduced by supplying water to a place with a large number of pot plants. On the other hand, since it is not necessary to supply water for a long time in an individual home, it is possible to go out for a long time, and the effect is great.

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  FIG. 1 is a partial cross-sectional explanatory view showing the configuration of the present invention. In the figure, 1 is a container such as a pot, and 2 is a gel-like substance in which water is added to a mixture of vegetable starch powder and carbon ceramic granules. 3 and 4 are carbon ceramics. Reference numeral 5 denotes a stem of the implanted flower 8, and a root 7 to which soil 6 is attached is buried in the lower part.

  By configuring the potted plant by combining the respective materials with the above configuration, the initial purpose can be achieved. That is, the root 7 of the flower 8 implanted in the container 1 grows by gradually absorbing water from the gel-like substance 2 in which water is contained in plant starch and carbon ceramic, and continues to live. Although the material 2 contains a large amount of moisture, since it is a gel-like substance, water absorption is performed slowly, so water supply is unnecessary for a long period of time. On the other hand, since the material 2 is mixed with carbon ceramics that emit far-infrared rays and have an antibacterial effect, it is possible to prevent the decay of water by bacteria in the water and soil.

  The plant cultivation apparatus that does not require long-term water supply according to the present invention is capable of mass production of both plant starch and carbon ceramic, and both are made of natural materials. Therefore, it can be industrially mass-produced, and has no industrial applicability because it can be returned to the natural world without harm.

  It is a partial cross section front view of the present invention.

Explanation of symbols

1. ... Container 2. 2. Gel-like substance obtained by supplying water to a mixture of vegetable starch and carbon ceramic. Carbon ceramic 4. Carbon ceramic 5 ………… Stem ... Sat 7 ... root 8. ‥‥‥flower

Claims (1)

  Water is added to a mixture of granular or powdery plant starch with a large amount of water retention function and carbon ceramics that generates granular far-infrared rays and has antibacterial properties, and incorporates it into a container together with an ornamental plant. A plant cultivation device that does not require long-term water supply.

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