JP2008173105A - Bonsai germinated from pinecone - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a method for germinating a bonsai from a pinecone, different from conventional pine germination methods having been used for forming the bonsai of pine. <P>SOLUTION: A mixture 5 of soil 3 with pine seeds 4 is charged into spaces between the scales 2, 2 of a pinecone 1. When the pinecone 1 contains water, the flakes can be closed to hold spaces permitting the germination therebetween. When the pinecone is planted in soil, water can easily be controlled, and seed germination and pine seedling can also easily be controlled. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2008,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a bonsai that uses pine cones to germinate pine buds.

  Traditionally, pine seedlings have been extracted from pine cones and planted in soil as they are, and then sprouting and sprouting into various pine bonsai.

  Conventionally, when pine cones contain water, the scales and scales overlap and become smaller and there is no gap between the scales and the scales, so there is no one who thinks that seeding using pine cones is due to the habit of pine cones.

  In the past, pine seeds removed from pine cones were germinated by sowing seeds in the soil to germinate bonsai pine.

  In the past, sowing seeds using pinecones has not been considered by the habit of pinecones.

  Conventionally, pine cones have the property of closing scales when they contain water, so they have not germinated only by seeding the pine cones.

Means to solve the problem

  In order to germinate from the pinecones according to the present invention, the scale tends to close when it contains water, so it is necessary to secure a space for germination and a space to retain water.

  In order to prevent the scale from closing when this moisture is contained, the mixture of pine seeds and soil is inserted into the gap between the scale and the scale, so that the scale and scale are not affected even if the soil contains moisture. It works to prevent the gaps from closing, and the gaps can be secured to allow germination.

  In the present invention, the soil can maintain moisture necessary for germination by making a mixture of soil and seed.

  The bonsai sprouted from the pine cone of the present invention can maintain the moisture necessary for germination by planting the pine cone itself containing a mixture of pine seeds and soil in the soil, from planting to germination It is a method that can easily manage the water.

  After germination, it has sprouted from a pine cone and can be replanted in a bonsai pot.

The invention's effect

  The bonsai sprouted from the pinecones of the present invention is able to maintain moisture for the first time by inserting a mixture of pine seeds and soil into the scales and the scales, so that the germination gap between the scales and the scales can be maintained for the first time. Became.

  Moisture management can be facilitated by mixing pine seeds and soil, and then backfilling the pine cones with pine seeds and soil.

  As a method of germinating pine, it is a method that has never existed before, and it can be provided as a new bonsai tree using pine cones as it is.

  Since there was no pine cone that had never been used as a bonsai, a new landscape can be expressed as a bonsai.

  Various kinds of pine can be germinated by a germination method different from conventional bonsai, and can be provided as a bonsai.

  The bonsai germinated from the pinecones of the present invention can be obtained by inserting a mixture 5 of soil 3 and pine seeds 4 into the gap between the scales 2 and 2 of the dry pinecones 1 shown in FIG. A mixture 5 of soil 3 and pine seed 4 is composed.

  By constructing the mixture 5 of the soil 3 and the pine seed 4, water is secured at the stage of germination, and when the moisture is contained, a gap that allows germination is maintained from the habit of trying to close the scales. It is configured to be able to.

  The bonsai sprouted from the pine cone of the present invention is prepared by planting a pine cone prepared with a mixture of this soil 3 and pine seed 4 in order to manage germination, as shown in FIG. Moisture management becomes easier and germination and pine seedlings can be managed.

  Bonsai can be provided by a new method of germination using pine cones. FIG.

This is a picture of a pinecone. It is sectional drawing when the thing which mixed the seed of pine and soil was put into the pine cone. In a state where a mixture of pine seeds and soil is put into a pine cone, it is planted in the soil in order to manage moisture. This is a place where bonsai was sprouting from a pine cone and replanted into a bonsai pot.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Pine cone 2 Scale 3 Soil 4 Pine seed 5 The thing which mixed soil 3 and pine seed 4 6 Pine seedling 7 Flower pot 8 Wire 9 formed as a bonsai Ground AA Section line

Claims (1)

It is a bonsai that uses pine cones for a method of germinating a mixture of pine seeds and soil between pine cone scales.

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