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JP2009100712A
JP2009100712A JP2007277815A JP2007277815A JP2009100712A JP 2009100712 A JP2009100712 A JP 2009100712A JP 2007277815 A JP2007277815 A JP 2007277815A JP 2007277815 A JP2007277815 A JP 2007277815A JP 2009100712 A JP2009100712 A JP 2009100712A
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<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a plant cultivation body enabling a three-dimensionally arranged water retaining plant growing material to demonstrate water retention as the whole, and suitable for three-dimensional plant cultivation, and to provide a method for producing the plant cultivation body. <P>SOLUTION: This plant cultivation body is composed of many water retaining plant growing layers 10, many vertically separated layers 20, many supporting bodies 30, and watering pipes 40 for each of the vertically separated layers 20. The vertically separated layers 20 are put all between each of the water retaining plant growing layers 10 and water retaining plant growing layers 10 thereunder. Each of the vertically separated layers 20 is made of a lattice-like structure 22, and each of the lattice-like structures 22 is supported by a metallic supporting body 30 which is set on the base end part of the lower lattice-like structures 22. Each of the water retaining plant growing layers 10 is supported by the lattice-like structures 22 in the vertically separated layers 20. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2009,JPO&INPIT

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本発明は、保水性植物生育層を備えた植物栽培体及び植物栽培体製造法に関する。   The present invention relates to a plant cultivated body having a water-retaining plant growth layer and a method for producing a plant cultivated body.

建築物の屋上等を緑化するために、繊維が集合してなるマット体のような保水性植物生育マットが従来より用いられている。この種の保水性植物生育マットによる緑化は、建築物の屋上等に保水性植物生育マットを敷設し、給水、施肥等を行いつつ、その保水性植物生育マットにおいて植物を栽培することにより行われる。保水性植物生育マットを対象面に敷設して行うこのような緑化方法は、水平面や傾斜が小さい面に沿って平面的に植物栽培を行って緑化するのに適する。   In order to green the rooftop of a building, a water-retaining plant growth mat such as a mat body formed by gathering fibers has been conventionally used. Greening with this type of water-retaining plant growth mat is performed by laying a water-retaining plant growth mat on the rooftop of a building, etc., and cultivating plants on the water-retaining plant growth mat while supplying water, fertilizing, etc. . Such a greening method performed by laying a water-retaining plant growth mat on the target surface is suitable for greening by performing plant cultivation in a plane along a horizontal plane or a plane with a small inclination.

例えば特開平10−98913号公報(特許文献1)には、ビルの屋上など、土の上でなくても、その上に敷き詰めてから水をやるだけで、種から芽が出るようになるために、場所を選ばずに非常に簡単に植物を育成できる園芸用マットとして、植物性の繊維の不織布等からなり、発芽可能に種子を内装した保水性の育苗マットと、育苗マットを受けてそれに毛細管現象により水を供給する保水マットとからなる園芸用マットが開示されている。   For example, in Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 10-98913 (Patent Document 1), even if it is not on the soil, such as on the roof of a building, the seeds will sprout just by spreading the water on it and then watering it. In addition, as a horticultural mat that can grow plants very easily without choosing a place, it is made of a non-woven fabric of plant fibers, etc. A horticultural mat comprising a water retaining mat that supplies water by capillary action is disclosed.

しかしながら、このような緑化方法は、立体的な構造体や傾斜角度が比較的大きな対象面の緑化には必ずしも適するものではない。立体的な構造体やその他のものにおける傾斜角度が比較的大きな対象面に沿って保水性植物生育マットを配設した場合や、保水性植物生育マットの高さを高くしたり保水性植物生育マットを高さ方向に積層した場合、給水された水系液体が、傾斜角度が比較的大きな保水性植物生育マット又は高さの高い保水性植物生育マットにおける下方部、或いは、高さ方向に積層した保水性植物生育マットにおける下方の保水性植物生育マットに集まりがちとなり、上方部に保持される水分量が不十分になるおそれがある。
特開平10−98913号公報
However, such a greening method is not necessarily suitable for greening a three-dimensional structure or a target surface having a relatively large inclination angle. When a water-retaining plant growth mat is arranged along a target surface having a relatively large inclination angle in a three-dimensional structure or other object, or the water-retaining plant growth mat is increased in height or water-retaining plant growth mat When the water-based liquids are stacked in the height direction, the supplied water-based liquid is the lower part of the water-retaining plant growth mat having a relatively large inclination angle or the water retention plant growth mat having a high height, or the water retention layer stacked in the height direction. It tends to gather in the water-retaining plant growth mat below the sex plant growth mat, and the amount of water retained in the upper part may be insufficient.
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本発明は、立体的に配置された保水性植物生育材が全体として保水力を発揮することができる、立体的な植物栽培に適した植物栽培体及び植物栽培体製造法を提供することにある。   It is an object of the present invention to provide a plant cultivated body suitable for three-dimensional plant cultivation and a method for producing the plant cultivated body, in which the three-dimensionally arranged water-retaining plant growth material can exert water retaining ability as a whole. .

(1) 上記目的を達成する本発明の植物栽培体は、
保水性植物生育層を備えた植物栽培体であって、
複数の保水性植物生育層が、保水性植物生育層同士の間に上下分離層を挟んで上下方向に積層してなり、
前記上下分離層の上側の保水性植物生育層は、保水し切れない水系液体を下側面から下方に漏脱させるものであり、
前記上下分離層は、上側の保水性植物生育層の下側面から下方に漏脱した水系液体を下方に通過させるものであり、
前記上下分離層を下方に通過した水系液体は、その上下分離層の下側の保水性植物生育層に達し得ることを特徴とする。
また本発明の植物栽培体製造法は、
保水性植物生育層を備えた植物栽培体を製造する方法であって、
複数の保水性植物生育層を、保水性植物生育層同士の間に上下分離層を挟んで上下方向に積層する積層工程を有し、
前記上下分離層の上側の保水性植物生育層は、保水し切れない水系液体を下側面から下方に漏脱させ、
前記上下分離層は、上側の保水性植物生育層の下側面から下方に漏脱した水系液体を下方に通過させ、
前記上下分離層を下方に通過した水系液体は、その上下分離層の下側の保水性植物生育層に達し得ることを特徴とする。
(1) The plant cultivated body of the present invention that achieves the above-mentioned object,
A plant cultivated body with a water-retaining plant growth layer,
A plurality of water-retaining plant growth layers are stacked in the vertical direction with an upper and lower separation layer sandwiched between the water-retaining plant growth layers,
The water-retaining plant growth layer on the upper side of the upper and lower separation layers leaks downward from the lower surface an aqueous liquid that cannot keep water,
The upper and lower separation layers are intended to allow the aqueous liquid leaked downward from the lower surface of the upper water-retaining plant growth layer to pass downward,
The aqueous liquid that has passed through the upper and lower separation layers can reach the water-retaining plant growth layer below the upper and lower separation layers.
Moreover, the plant cultivating body production method of the present invention comprises:
A method for producing a plant cultivated body having a water-retaining plant growth layer,
Having a laminating step of laminating a plurality of water-retaining plant growth layers in the vertical direction with an upper and lower separation layer sandwiched between the water-retaining plant growth layers;
The water-retaining plant growth layer on the upper side of the upper and lower separation layers leaks downward from the lower surface an aqueous liquid that cannot be retained,
The upper and lower separation layers pass downward the aqueous liquid leaked downward from the lower surface of the upper water-retaining plant growth layer,
The aqueous liquid that has passed through the upper and lower separation layers can reach the water-retaining plant growth layer below the upper and lower separation layers.

上下分離層の上側の保水性植物生育層と下側の保水性植物生育層が上下分離層により隔てられ、上側の保水性植物生育層は、保水し切れない水系液体(肥料若しくは他の物質を含有しない又は肥料若しくは他の物質を含有する水を言う。水系液体を単に「水」又は「水分」とも言う。)を下側面から下方に漏脱させ、上下分離層は、上側の保水性植物生育層の下側面から下方に漏脱した水系液体を下方に通過させ、上下分離層を下方に通過した水系液体は、その上下分離層の下側の保水性植物生育層に達し得る。   The upper water-retaining plant growth layer and the lower water-retaining plant growth layer are separated by the upper and lower separation layers, and the upper water-retaining plant growth layer contains an aqueous liquid (fertilizer or other substances that cannot be retained). Water that does not contain or contains fertilizer or other substances. Aqueous liquid is also simply referred to as “water” or “moisture”), and the upper and lower separation layers are the upper water-retaining plant. The aqueous liquid that has leaked downward from the lower surface of the growth layer is allowed to pass downward, and the aqueous liquid that has passed downward through the upper and lower separation layers can reach the water-retaining plant growth layer below the upper and lower separation layers.

そのため、上下分離層の上側の保水性植物生育層と下側の保水性植物生育層が上下に連続している場合のように、上下連続した保水性植物生育層のうち下方側に水系液体が偏って保持されることが防がれ、上側及び下側の保水性植物生育層がそれぞれの保水力を十分発揮し得る。   Therefore, an aqueous liquid is present on the lower side of the continuous water-retaining plant growth layer, as in the case where the upper water-retaining plant growth layer and the lower water-retaining plant growth layer are continuous vertically. It is prevented from being held unevenly, and the upper and lower water-retaining plant growth layers can sufficiently exhibit their water retention capabilities.

上下分離層の上側の保水性植物生育層の保水限界を超える余分な水系液体は下側面から下方に漏脱し、漏脱した水系液体は上下分離層を下方に通過し、その上下分離層の下側の保水性植物生育層に達し得る。なお、上下の保水性植物生育層の水平方向位置は全部一致することを要しないので、上側の保水性植物生育層の一部の下方に下側の保水性植物生育層が存在しないものとすることもできる。何れにせよ、上下分離層の上側の保水性植物生育層から下方に漏脱した水系液体の全てが下側の保水性植物生育層に達するとは限らない。   Excess aqueous liquid that exceeds the water retention limit of the water-retaining plant growth layer above the upper and lower separation layers leaks downward from the lower surface, and the leaked aqueous liquid passes downward through the upper and lower separation layers, below the upper and lower separation layers. Can reach the side water-retaining plant growth layer. In addition, since it is not necessary for the horizontal positions of the upper and lower water-retaining plant growth layers to coincide, there is no lower water-retaining plant growth layer below a part of the upper water-retaining plant growth layer. You can also. In any case, not all of the aqueous liquid leaked downward from the upper water-retaining plant growth layer of the upper and lower separation layers reaches the lower water-retention plant growth layer.

このように、上下に積層した保水性植物生育層がそれぞれの保水力を十分に発揮し得、上方の保水性植物生育層の保水限界を超える余分な水系液体は下方の保水性植物生育層において利用し得るので、上下の保水性植物生育層がそれぞれ植物の生育に適すると共に、全体として水を有効活用し得、立体的な植物栽培に好適である。   In this way, the water-retaining plant growth layers stacked one above the other can sufficiently exert their water-retaining power, and excess aqueous liquid exceeding the water retention limit of the upper water-retaining plant growth layer is in the lower water-retaining plant growth layer. Since it can be used, the upper and lower water-retaining plant growth layers are suitable for the growth of plants, respectively, and water can be effectively used as a whole, which is suitable for three-dimensional plant cultivation.

保水性植物生育層は、保水性を有し、対象とする植物の生育に適するものであることを要する。   The water retention plant growth layer needs to have water retention and be suitable for the growth of the target plant.

上下分離層の上側の保水性植物生育層は、対象植物の生育に要する水分量を保水し得、保水し切れない水系液体を下側面から下方に漏脱させるものであればよい。上下分離層の下側の保水性植物生育層は、対象植物の生育に要する水分量を保水し得、上下分離層を下方へ通過した水系液体を上側面から受け入れてそれを保水し得るものであればよい。尤も、各保水性植物生育層は、上下分離層の上側及び下側の何れにも適するものあることが好ましい。   The water-retaining plant growth layer on the upper side of the upper and lower separation layers may be any layer that can retain the amount of water required for the growth of the target plant and allows the aqueous liquid that cannot be retained to leak downward from the lower surface. The water-retaining plant growth layer below the upper and lower separation layers can retain the amount of water required for the growth of the target plant, and can receive the aqueous liquid that has passed through the upper and lower separation layers from the upper side and retain it. I just need it. However, it is preferable that each water-retaining plant growth layer is suitable for both the upper and lower sides of the upper and lower separation layers.

保水性植物生育層としては、例えば、不規則に集合した繊維(繊維の種類は特に問わない。椰子殻繊維、ジュート、ケナフ、木綿等の各種天然繊維、ポリエステル系、ポリアミド系、ポリアクリル系等の各種合成繊維、或いはその他の繊維を用い得る。)からなるもの、特に、不規則に集合した繊維を、圧縮成形したもの、圧縮成形すると共にニードルパンチやバインダー繊維の含有及び溶融により繊維成形物の保形性を高めたもの、不織布、不織布を重積したもの、その他の各種植物生育材料を用いることができる。保水性植物生育層の厚さは、例えば1乃至20cmとすることができる。好ましくは2乃至15cm、より好ましくは3乃至10cmであるが、これに限られるものではない。   Examples of the water-retaining plant growth layer include irregularly aggregated fibers (the type of fiber is not particularly limited. Various natural fibers such as coconut shell fiber, jute, kenaf, cotton, polyester, polyamide, polyacrylic, etc. A variety of synthetic fibers, or other fibers may be used, in particular, irregularly aggregated fibers, compression-molded, compression-molded, and containing and melting needle punch and binder fibers to form a fiber Those having improved shape retention, nonwoven fabrics, laminated nonwoven fabrics, and other various plant growth materials can be used. The thickness of the water-retaining plant growth layer can be set to 1 to 20 cm, for example. The thickness is preferably 2 to 15 cm, more preferably 3 to 10 cm, but is not limited thereto.

保水性植物生育層は、マット状をなすものとすることができる。   The water-retaining plant growth layer can have a mat shape.

保水性植物生育層の対象植物の例としては、芝類、セダム類、こけ類、つた類等を挙げることができる。   Examples of target plants for the water-retaining plant growth layer include turf, sedum, moss and ivy.

上下分離層は、その上側の保水性植物生育層とその下側の保水性植物生育層を上下に分離し、上側の保水性植物生育層の下側面から下方に漏脱した水系液体を下方に通過させるものである。なお、上下分離層は、その上側の保水性植物生育層を下側から支持するものであることが好ましい。   The upper and lower separation layers separate the upper water-retaining plant growth layer and the lower water-retaining plant growth layer vertically, and the aqueous liquid leaked downward from the lower surface of the upper water-retaining plant growth layer downward. It is to pass through. In addition, it is preferable that an up-and-down separation layer is what supports the water retention plant growth layer of the upper side from the lower side.

複数の保水性植物生育層が保水性植物生育層同士の間に上下分離層を挟んで上下方向に積層するというのは、上下の保水性植物生育層が水平方向において少なくとも部分的に重なるものであり、その水平方向に重なる部分において上下分離層を挟むものであればよい。   A plurality of water-retaining plant growth layers are vertically stacked with an upper and lower separation layer sandwiched between water-retaining plant growth layers because the upper and lower water-retaining plant growth layers at least partially overlap in the horizontal direction. Yes, as long as the upper and lower separation layers are sandwiched between the overlapping portions in the horizontal direction.

3以上の保水性植物生育層を有し、各保水性植物生育層とその下側の保水性植物生育層の間に上下分離層を挟むものとすることができることは言うまでもない。その場合、上側及び下側に何れも上下分離層が位置する保水性植物生育層は、下側の上下分離層に対しては上下分離層の上側の保水性植物生育層であり、上側の保水性植物生育層に対しては、上下分離層の下側の保水性植物生育層であることとなる。なお、3以上の保水性植物生育層を有し、各保水性植物生育層とその下側の保水性植物生育層の間に上下分離層を挟むものの場合に、各保水性植物生育層とその上側又は下側の保水性植物生育層の間の全てに上下分離層を挟むものであることを要するものではない。   It goes without saying that it has three or more water-retaining plant growth layers, and an upper and lower separation layer can be sandwiched between each water-retention plant growth layer and the water retention plant growth layer below it. In that case, the water-retaining plant growth layer in which the upper and lower separation layers are located on both the upper and lower sides is the water-retaining plant growth layer on the upper side of the upper and lower separation layers with respect to the lower upper and lower separation layers, It is a water-retaining plant growth layer below the upper and lower separation layers for the sex plant growth layer. In the case of having three or more water-retaining plant growth layers and sandwiching an upper and lower separation layer between each water-retention plant growth layer and the lower water-retention plant growth layer, each water-retention plant growth layer and its It is not necessary that the upper and lower separation layers are sandwiched between the upper and lower water-retaining plant growth layers.

(2) 上記本発明の植物栽培体は、上下分離層において、上側の保水性植物生育層と下側の保水性植物生育層が一部連続しているものとすることができる。   (2) In the plant cultivated body of the present invention, the upper water-retaining plant growth layer and the lower water-retaining plant growth layer may be partially continuous in the upper and lower separation layers.

この場合、上下分離層において、上側の保水性植物生育層と下側の保水性植物生育層が一部連続していても、上下連続した保水性植物生育層のうち下方側に水系液体が偏って保持されることが防がれ、上側及び下側の保水性植物生育層がそれぞれの保水力を十分発揮し得る程度であれば、上方の保水性植物生育層の保水限界を超える余分な水系液体は下方の保水性植物生育層において利用し得るので、上下の保水性植物生育層がそれぞれ植物の生育に適すると共に、全体として水を有効活用し得る植物栽培体となる。   In this case, in the upper and lower separation layers, even if the upper water-retaining plant growth layer and the lower water-retention plant growth layer are partially continuous, the aqueous liquid is biased downward in the upper and lower water-retention plant growth layers. If the upper and lower water-retaining plant growth layers are sufficiently capable of exerting their respective water-retaining power, the excess water system that exceeds the water retention limit of the upper water-retaining plant growth layer Since the liquid can be used in the lower water-retaining plant growth layer, the upper and lower water-retaining plant growth layers are suitable for plant growth, and the plant cultivated body can effectively use water as a whole.

上側の保水性植物生育層と下側の保水性植物生育層の連続は、例えば、上側の保水性植物生育層と下側の保水性植物生育層と上下分離層の一部とが一体状をなすもののほか、上下分離層の一部を構成する所定部材とその上下の保水性植物生育層が互いに接していて上側の保水性植物生育層と下側の保水性植物生育層がその所定部材において実質上連続するものを挙げることができる。所定部材の材料としては、例えば保水性植物生育層と同一又は同等の材料を挙げることができる。   For example, the upper water-retaining plant growth layer and the lower water-retaining plant growth layer are continuous, for example, the upper water-retaining plant growth layer, the lower water-retaining plant growth layer, and a part of the upper and lower separation layers are integrated. In addition to the eggplant, the predetermined member constituting a part of the upper and lower separation layers and the upper and lower water-retaining plant growth layers are in contact with each other, and the upper water-retaining plant growth layer and the lower water-retaining plant growth layer are in the predetermined member. A substantially continuous material can be mentioned. As a material of the predetermined member, for example, the same or equivalent material as the water-retaining plant growth layer can be mentioned.

上側の保水性植物生育層と下側の保水性植物生育層が連続する部分の水平面積は、上下の保水性植物生育層が重なる水平面積のうち3分の1以下とすることができる。好ましくは4分の1以下、より好ましくは5分の1以下、更に好ましくは0以上10分の1以下である。   The horizontal area of the portion in which the upper water-retaining plant growth layer and the lower water-retaining plant growth layer are continuous can be 1/3 or less of the horizontal area where the upper and lower water-retaining plant growth layers overlap. Preferably it is 1/4 or less, More preferably, it is 1/5 or less, More preferably, it is 0 or more and 1/10 or less.

(3) 上記本発明の植物栽培体は、上側の保水性植物生育層の周縁部と下側の保水性植物生育層の周縁部の全部又は一部が、保水性植物生育材により連続しているものとすることができる。   (3) In the plant cultivated body of the present invention, all or part of the periphery of the upper water-retaining plant growth layer and the periphery of the lower water-retention plant growth layer are continuously provided by the water-retaining plant growth material. Can be.

この場合、植物栽培体の表面部を構成する上側の保水性植物生育層の周縁部と下側の保水性植物生育層の周縁部が保水性植物生育材により連続した部分について、上下分離層により中断されずに植物栽培体の表面部に植物を生育することができる。   In this case, the upper and lower separation layers for the part where the peripheral part of the upper water-retaining plant growth layer and the peripheral part of the lower water-retaining plant growth layer constituting the surface part of the plant cultivated body are continuous by the water-retaining plant growth material. A plant can be grown on the surface of the plant cultivated body without interruption.

上側の保水性植物生育層の周縁部と下側の保水性植物生育層の周縁部の全部又は一部が、保水性植物生育材により連続していても、上下連続した保水性植物生育層のうち下方側に水系液体が偏って保持されることが防がれ、上側及び下側の保水性植物生育層がそれぞれの保水力を十分発揮し得る程度であれば、上方の保水性植物生育層の保水限界を超える余分な水系液体は下方の保水性植物生育層において利用し得るので、上下の保水性植物生育層がそれぞれ植物の生育に適すると共に、全体として水を有効活用し得る植物栽培体となる。   Even if all or part of the periphery of the upper water-retaining plant growth layer and the periphery of the lower water-retaining plant growth layer are continuous with the water-retaining plant growth material, Of these, the upper water-retaining plant growth layer is prevented so long as the aqueous liquid is prevented from being biased and the upper and lower water-retaining plant growth layers can sufficiently exhibit their water retention capabilities. The excess water-based liquid that exceeds the water retention limit of can be used in the lower water-retaining plant growth layer, so that the upper and lower water-retention plant growth layers are suitable for plant growth, and the plant cultivated body can effectively use water as a whole. It becomes.

上側の保水性植物生育層の周縁部と下側の保水性植物生育層の周縁部の一部というのは、例えば、植物栽培体に前部、後部、両側部が存在する場合における前部、又は、前部及び両側部、或いは、周縁部として外周縁部と内周縁部が存在する場合における外周縁部を挙げることができる。   The peripheral part of the upper water-retaining plant growth layer and the part of the peripheral part of the lower water-retaining plant growth layer are, for example, the front part when the front part, rear part, both side parts are present in the plant cultivated body, Or the outer peripheral edge part in the case where the outer peripheral edge part and the inner peripheral edge part exist as the front part and both side parts or the peripheral part can be exemplified.

上側の保水性植物生育層の周縁部と下側の保水性植物生育層の周縁部が、保水性植物生育材により連続しているというのは、例えば、上側の保水性植物生育層と下側の保水性植物生育層とが周縁部において一体状をなす場合、上側の保水性植物生育層と下側の保水性植物生育層の周縁部の間に、両保水性植物生育層に接する別部材が設けられて上側の保水性植物生育層と下側の保水性植物生育層がその別部材において実質上連続する場合、及び、上側の保水性植物生育層と下側の保水性植物生育層の周縁部及び両周縁部の間が別の保水性植物生育材により覆われている場合を挙げることができる。   The peripheral part of the upper water-retaining plant growth layer and the peripheral part of the lower water-retaining plant growth layer are continuous with the water-retaining plant growth material, for example, the upper water-retaining plant growth layer and the lower part In the case where the water-retaining plant growth layer is integrally formed at the peripheral portion, another member that is in contact with both water-retaining plant growth layers between the upper water-retaining plant growth layer and the lower water-retaining plant growth layer. And the upper water-retaining plant growth layer and the lower water-retention plant growth layer are substantially continuous in the separate member, and the upper water-retention plant growth layer and the lower water-retention plant growth layer The case where the peripheral part and the part between both peripheral parts are covered with another water retention plant growth material can be mentioned.

前記別部材の材料としては、例えば保水性植物生育層と同一又は同等の材料を挙げることができる。また上側の保水性植物生育層と下側の保水性植物生育層の周縁部及び両周縁部の間を覆う別の保水性植物生育材の例としては、繊維材料(例えば、不織布、織布、編物等を粉砕して得られる粉砕片からなる繊維材料、不規則に集合した繊維からなる繊維材料、又はその他の繊維材料)とバインダー(例えば合成樹脂バインダー又はその他のバインダー)を含む不定形物で、バインダーの固化により定形物となるものを挙げることができる。このような不定形物は、保水性植物生育層、或いは上下分離層を構成する部材及び保水性植物生育層に対し接着性を有するものであることが望ましい。また、このような不定形物は、保水性樹脂(例えばアクリル酸重合体部分ナトリウム塩架橋物)等の保水剤を含有するものであることが望ましい。
上記本発明の植物栽培体は、上側の保水性植物生育層の周縁部と下側の保水性植物生育層の周縁部並びに両周縁部の間が、前記のような、繊維材料とバインダーを含む不定形物が、前記バインダーの固化により定形物となった保水性植物生育材により覆われているものとすることができる。
また上記本発明の植物栽培体製造法は、上側の保水性植物生育層の周縁部と下側の保水性植物生育層の周縁部並びに両周縁部の間を、前記のような、繊維材料とバインダーを含む不定形物により覆う被覆工程と、
前記不定形物が、バインダーの固化により定形物となることにより、上側の保水性植物生育層の周縁部と下側の保水性植物生育層の周縁部並びに両周縁部の間を覆う保水性植物生育材を形成する固化工程を有するものとすることができる。
この植物栽培体においては、上側の保水性植物生育層の周縁部と下側の保水性植物生育層の周縁部並びに両周縁部の間が、繊維材料とバインダーを含む不定形物が前記バインダーの固化により定形物となった保水性植物生育材により覆われることにより、表面形状を適宜に整えられる。
また植物栽培体製造法は、上記被覆工程の後、固化工程終了前に、上側の保水性植物生育層の周縁部と下側の保水性植物生育層の周縁部並びに両周縁部の間を覆う不定形物の表面部を可撓性の保護網により覆う保護工程を有するものとすることができる。
この場合の植物栽培体は、保水性植物生育材の表面部が可撓性の保護網により覆われたものとなる。
保護網は、上側の保水性植物生育層の周縁部と下側の保水性植物生育層の周縁部並びに両周縁部の間を覆う不定形物が、バインダーの固化により定形物となるまでの間、不定形物の変形や脱落等の不都合が発生することを防ぐように不定形物を保護するためのものである。保護網は、各種合成繊維や天然繊維、合成樹脂や合成ゴム、金属等の各種材料又はこれらを組み合わせた材料により形成し得る。網の目は、不定形物が、バインダーの固化により定形物となるまでの間、不定形物の変形や脱落等の不都合が発生することを防ぎ得ると共に植物の生育を妨げない程度とすればよい。
Examples of the material of the separate member include the same or equivalent material as the water-retaining plant growth layer. Moreover, as an example of another water-retaining plant growth material covering between the peripheral edge and both peripheral edges of the upper water-retaining plant growth layer and the lower water-retaining plant growth layer, a fiber material (for example, a nonwoven fabric, a woven fabric, It is an amorphous material containing a fiber material made of crushed pieces obtained by pulverizing a knitted fabric, a fiber material made of irregularly assembled fibers, or other fiber materials) and a binder (for example, a synthetic resin binder or other binder). In addition, there may be mentioned those that become a regular product by solidifying the binder. It is desirable that such an amorphous material has adhesiveness to the water-retaining plant growth layer, or the members constituting the upper and lower separation layers and the water-retention plant growth layer. Moreover, it is desirable that such an indeterminate material contains a water retention agent such as a water retention resin (for example, a crosslinked sodium salt of an acrylic acid polymer).
In the plant cultivated body of the present invention, the peripheral part of the upper water-retaining plant growth layer and the peripheral part of the lower water-retaining plant growth layer and the peripheral part thereof contain the fiber material and the binder as described above. The amorphous product may be covered with a water-retaining plant growth material that has become a fixed product by solidifying the binder.
Moreover, the plant cultivating body production method of the present invention includes a fiber material, as described above, between the peripheral edge of the upper water-retaining plant growth layer and the peripheral edge of the lower water-retaining plant growth layer and both peripheral edges. A coating step of covering with an irregular shape containing a binder;
A water-retaining plant that covers the periphery of the upper water-retaining plant growth layer, the peripheral portion of the lower water-retaining plant growth layer, and both peripheral portions by the amorphous product becoming a fixed product by solidifying the binder. It can have a solidification process which forms a growth material.
In this plant cultivated body, an irregular shape containing a fiber material and a binder is formed between the periphery of the upper water-retaining plant growth layer and the periphery of the lower water-retention plant growth layer and between both peripheral portions. By covering with a water-retaining plant growth material that has become a fixed shape by solidification, the surface shape can be appropriately adjusted.
The plant cultivating body manufacturing method covers the periphery of the upper water-retaining plant growth layer, the peripheral portion of the lower water-retention plant growth layer, and both peripheral portions after the coating step and before the solidification step. It may have a protection process of covering the surface portion of the amorphous material with a flexible protection net.
In this case, the plant cultivated body has a surface portion of the water-retaining plant growth material covered with a flexible protective net.
The protective net is a period between the peripheral part of the upper water-retaining plant growth layer and the peripheral part of the lower water-retaining plant growth layer and the amorphous part covering both peripheral parts until it becomes a fixed product by solidification of the binder. This is for protecting the irregular shaped object so as to prevent the occurrence of inconvenience such as deformation or dropping of the irregular shaped object. The protective net can be formed of various materials such as various synthetic fibers and natural fibers, synthetic resin, synthetic rubber, metal, or a combination of these materials. The mesh can be used to prevent the occurrence of inconveniences such as deformation and dropping of the irregular shaped material until the irregular shaped material becomes a regular shaped material due to the solidification of the binder, and does not hinder the growth of the plant. Good.

(4) また上記本発明の植物栽培体は、上下分離層が、その上側の保水性植物生育層と下側の保水性植物生育層を上下に分離し、且つ、上側の保水性植物生育層から下側に漏脱する水系液体を保持せずに下方に通過させることにより、上側の保水性植物生育層における水系液体と下側の保水性植物生育層における水系液体が連続することを妨げるものとすることができる。   (4) In the plant cultivated body of the present invention, the upper and lower separation layers separate the upper water-retaining plant growth layer and the lower water-retaining plant growth layer vertically, and the upper water-retaining plant growth layer. By preventing the aqueous liquid that leaks from the lower side to pass downward without holding it, the aqueous liquid in the upper water-retaining plant growth layer and the aqueous liquid in the lower water-retaining plant growth layer are prevented from continuing It can be.

この場合、上下分離層が、上下の保水性植物生育層を上下に分離し、且つ、上側の保水性植物生育層から下側に漏脱する水系液体を保持せずに下方に通過させることにより、上側の保水性植物生育層における水系液体と下側の保水性植物生育層における水系液体が連続することを妨げるので、各保水性植物生育層がそれぞれの保水力を十分発揮し、上側の保水性植物生育層の保水限界を超える余分な水系液体は、その保水性植物生育層から下方に離脱し、上下分離層を経て下側の保水性植物生育層に受け入れられ得る。   In this case, the upper and lower separation layers separate the upper and lower water-retaining plant growth layers up and down and pass downward without holding the aqueous liquid that leaks downward from the upper water-retaining plant growth layer. Since the water-based liquid in the upper water-holding plant growth layer and the water-based liquid in the lower water-holding plant growth layer are prevented from continuing, each water-holding plant growth layer exhibits its water holding power sufficiently, Excess aqueous liquid exceeding the water retention limit of the sex plant growth layer can be released downward from the water retention plant growth layer, and can be received by the lower water retention plant growth layer via the upper and lower separation layers.

このような上下分離層としては、例えば、スノコ状構造体、網状構造体(パンチングメタルようなものも含む)、若しくは格子状構造体等の剛性材料、空間、又はこれらの組み合わせ等を挙げることができる。スノコ状構造体、網状構造体、格子状構造体等の構造体からなる上下分離層を構成する材料としては、ステンレス鋼やアルミニウム等の金属、各種合成樹脂、セラミクス等を挙げることができる。   Examples of such an upper / lower separation layer include a rigid material such as a slat-like structure, a net-like structure (including punching metal), or a lattice-like structure, a space, or a combination thereof. it can. Examples of the material constituting the upper and lower separation layers made of a structure such as a slat-like structure, a net-like structure, and a lattice-like structure include metals such as stainless steel and aluminum, various synthetic resins, ceramics, and the like.

(5) また上記本発明の植物栽培体は、上下分離層を支持する支持構造体を有し、支持構造体に支持された上下分離層が、上側の保水性植物生育層を支持するものとすることができる。   (5) The plant cultivated body of the present invention has a support structure that supports the upper and lower separation layers, and the upper and lower separation layers supported by the support structure support the upper water-retaining plant growth layer. can do.

この場合、上下分離層を支持する支持構造体を有し、支持構造体に支持された上下分離層が、上側の保水性植物生育層を支持するものとすることにより、立体的な植物栽培体を構成することができる。   In this case, a three-dimensional plant cultivated body has a support structure that supports the upper and lower separation layers, and the upper and lower separation layers supported by the support structure support the upper water-retaining plant growth layer. Can be configured.

このような支持構造体の例としては、上下分離層を構成する構造体を直接支持する支柱や支持壁や支持フレームの他、支柱や支持壁や支持フレームに支持された梁状部材等により上下分離層を構成する構造体を支持するものを挙げることができる。   Examples of such support structures include vertical columns, support walls, and support frames that directly support the structures that constitute the upper and lower separation layers, as well as beam members supported by the columns, support walls, and support frames. The thing which supports the structure which comprises a separated layer can be mentioned.

(6) また上記本発明の植物栽培体は、下方に保水性植物生育層が存在する保水性植物生育層の下側面の下方に保水性植物生育層が位置しない部分がある場合に、前記保水性植物生育層の下側面のうち下方に保水性植物生育層が位置しない部分から下方に漏脱した水系液体を、その下方の保水性植物生育層に導く導水手段(例えば、漏脱した水系液体を受けて下方の保水性植物生育層に導く溝状の導水部等)を有するものとすることができる。   (6) Further, the plant cultivating body of the present invention has a water retaining plant when the water retaining plant growing layer is located below the lower surface of the water retaining plant growing layer where the water retaining plant growing layer is present below. A water-conducting means (for example, a leaked water-based liquid that guides a water-based liquid leaked downward from a portion of the lower surface of the vegetative plant-growing layer where the water-retaining plant growing layer is not located below to the water-retaining water-growing plant growing layer) And a groove-shaped water guide portion that leads to the lower water-retaining plant growth layer.

この場合、上側の保水性植物生育層の保水限界を超え、その保水性植物生育層から下方に離脱した水系液体であって、保水性植物生育層の下側面のうち下方に保水性植物生育層が位置しない部分から下方に漏脱した水系液体が、導水手段により、その下方の保水性植物生育層に導かれるので、全体として水を有効活用し得、立体的な植物栽培に好適である。   In this case, it is an aqueous liquid that has exceeded the water retention limit of the upper water-retaining plant growth layer and has been released downward from the water-retention plant growth layer, and the water-retention plant growth layer below the lower surface of the water-retention plant growth layer Since the water-based liquid leaked downward from the portion where no is located is guided to the water-retaining plant growth layer below by the water guiding means, the water can be effectively used as a whole, which is suitable for three-dimensional plant cultivation.

本発明の植物栽培体及び本発明の製造法により得られる植物栽培体においては、上下分離層の上側の保水性植物生育層の保水限界を超える余分な水系液体は下側面から下方に漏脱し、漏脱した水系液体は上下分離層を下方に通過し、その上下分離層の下側の保水性植物生育層に達し得る。そのため、上下に積層した保水性植物生育層がそれぞれの保水力を十分に発揮し得、上方の保水性植物生育層の保水限界を超える余分な水系液体は下方の保水性植物生育層において利用し得るので、上下の保水性植物生育層がそれぞれ植物の生育に適すると共に、全体として水を有効活用し得、立体的な植物栽培に好適である。   In the plant cultivated body of the present invention and the plant cultivated body obtained by the production method of the present invention, the excess aqueous liquid that exceeds the water retention limit of the water retaining plant growth layer on the upper side of the upper and lower separation layers leaks downward from the lower surface, The leaked aqueous liquid passes through the upper and lower separation layers downward, and can reach the water-retaining plant growth layer below the upper and lower separation layers. Therefore, the water-retaining plant growth layers stacked one above the other can fully demonstrate their water-retaining power, and excess aqueous liquid that exceeds the water retention limit of the upper water-retaining plant growth layer is used in the lower water-retaining plant growth layer. Therefore, the upper and lower water-retaining plant growth layers are suitable for the growth of plants, respectively, and can effectively utilize water as a whole, which is suitable for three-dimensional plant cultivation.

本発明の実施の形態を、図面を参照しつつ説明する。   Embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

図1乃至図3は、何れも本発明の実施の形態の例を示す植物栽培体の断面図である。図1乃至図3における同一の符号は同一部位を示す。   1 to 3 are cross-sectional views of a plant cultivated body showing an example of an embodiment of the present invention. 1 to 3 denote the same parts.

何れの植物栽培体Aも、多数の保水性植物生育層10と、多数の上下分離層20と、多数の支持体30と、各上下分離層20毎の潅水パイプ40を有してなる。各保水性植物生育層10とその下側の保水性植物生育層10の間の全てに、上下分離層20を挟んでおり、下端の保水性植物生育層10の下側と載置面Bとの間にも上下分離層20が位置する。   Each plant cultivated body A includes a large number of water-retaining plant growth layers 10, a large number of upper and lower separation layers 20, a large number of supports 30, and irrigation pipes 40 for the respective upper and lower separation layers 20. An upper and lower separation layer 20 is sandwiched between each water-retaining plant growth layer 10 and the lower water-retaining plant growth layer 10, and the lower side and the mounting surface B of the water-retaining plant growth layer 10 at the lower end. The upper and lower separation layers 20 are also located between the two.

保水性植物生育層10は、ポリエステル系合成繊維を約80%含む繊維で編み組みされた織布の廃棄屑を開繊して繊維状に加工したものを主材料とし、これに、低融点のポリエステル繊維(例えば全体の約20重量%)をバインダー繊維として混合分散させたものを所定の厚さに方向性なく立体的に集合させた繊維の集合体を、バインダー繊維が溶融する温度まで加熱した後プレス(繊維等が集合した状態の厚さに対して約25%の厚さとなるようプレス)し、バインダー繊維を冷却・硬化させて繊維同士を結合させ繊維の間に無数の空隙を形成した状態で得られたマット状をなす。   The water-retaining plant growth layer 10 is mainly composed of a waste fabric waste knitted with fibers containing about 80% polyester-based synthetic fibers and processed into a fiber, and has a low melting point. A fiber assembly in which polyester fibers (for example, about 20% by weight of the total) are mixed and dispersed as binder fibers and three-dimensionally assembled to a predetermined thickness is heated to a temperature at which the binder fibers melt. Post-press (pressed to a thickness of about 25% of the aggregated thickness of the fibers), the binder fibers were cooled and cured to bond the fibers together, and innumerable voids were formed between the fibers The mat shape obtained in the state is formed.

各上下分離層20は、主に、金属製の格子状構造体22からなる。上下分離層の一部(例えば先端部側、すなわち図における左端部側)が空間であってもよい。各格子状構造体22は、下側の格子状構造体22の基端部(図における右端部)に設けられた金属製の支持体30(支柱又は支持壁)によってそれぞれ支持されている。各保水性植物生育層10は、その下側の上下分離層20における格子状構造体22上に支持されている。
図1及び図2の例では、各上下分離層20を構成する格子状構造体22の基端部から水平方向における3分の2程度の位置に、多数の散水用の小孔を有する潅水パイプ40が設けられている。
図3の例では、各上下分離層20の水平方向における3分の2程度が格子状構造体22により構成され、3分の1程度が空間により構成されている。多数の散水用の小孔を有する潅水パイプ40は、各上下分離層20における格子状構造体22の先端部に設けられている。
Each of the upper and lower separation layers 20 mainly includes a metal lattice structure 22. A part of the upper and lower separation layers (for example, the front end side, that is, the left end side in the drawing) may be a space. Each lattice structure 22 is supported by a metal support 30 (a column or a support wall) provided at a base end portion (right end portion in the figure) of the lower lattice structure 22. Each water-retaining plant growth layer 10 is supported on a lattice-like structure 22 in an upper and lower separation layer 20 on the lower side.
In the example of FIGS. 1 and 2, the irrigation pipe having a large number of small holes for sprinkling at a position about two thirds of the horizontal direction from the base end of the lattice-like structure 22 constituting each of the upper and lower separation layers 20. 40 is provided.
In the example of FIG. 3, about two-thirds of each of the upper and lower separation layers 20 in the horizontal direction is configured by the lattice structure 22, and about one-third is configured by a space. The irrigation pipe 40 having a large number of small holes for watering is provided at the tip of the lattice structure 22 in each of the upper and lower separation layers 20.

図1及び図3の例では、上側の保水性植物生育層10と下側の保水性植物生育層10は、水平方向において互いに部分的に重なるように位置しており、図2の例では、上側の保水性植物生育層10全体がそれぞれ下側の保水性植物生育層10の部分上に位置している。   In the example of FIGS. 1 and 3, the upper water-retaining plant growth layer 10 and the lower water-retaining plant growth layer 10 are positioned so as to partially overlap each other in the horizontal direction. In the example of FIG. The entire upper water-retaining plant growth layer 10 is positioned on the lower water-retaining plant growth layer 10.

図1及び図3の植物栽培体Aは、各保水性植物生育層10及び上下分離層20の基端部(図における右端部)が傾斜壁面Cに沿うようになされており、図2の植物栽培体Aは、各保水性植物生育層10及び上下分離層20の基端部(図における右端部)が垂直壁面Dに沿うように形成されている。図1及び図3の植物栽培体Aにおける多数の保水性植物生育層10は互いに同一性のあるものを用いているが、図2の植物栽培体Aにおける保水性植物生育層10は下層側のものの方が奥行き(図2における左右方向寸法)が長く、上層側のものの方が奥行きが短い。   The plant cultivated body A in FIGS. 1 and 3 is such that the base end portions (right end portions in the drawings) of the water-retaining plant growth layers 10 and the upper and lower separation layers 20 are along the inclined wall surface C, and the plant in FIG. The cultivated body A is formed such that the base end portions (right end portions in the figure) of the water-retaining plant growth layers 10 and the upper and lower separation layers 20 are along the vertical wall surface D. Although many water-retaining plant growth layers 10 in the plant cultivating body A in FIGS. 1 and 3 are identical to each other, the water-retaining plant growth layer 10 in the plant cultivating body A in FIG. The thing has a longer depth (dimension in the left-right direction in FIG. 2), and the upper one has a shorter depth.

図1乃至図3の何れの植物栽培体Aも、表面部(図における左側部分)が上方に向かって縮小(図における右方に縮小)するように傾斜しているが、これに限るものではなく、例えば、表面部が垂直状であってもよく、表面部が上方に向かって拡大(図における左方に拡大)するように傾斜していてもよい。また、各保水性植物生育層10及び上下分離層20は必ずしも壁面に沿うことを要するものではない。   Each of the plant cultivated bodies A in FIGS. 1 to 3 is inclined so that the surface portion (left side portion in the figure) is reduced upward (reduced to the right side in the figure), but the present invention is not limited to this. For example, the surface portion may be vertical, and the surface portion may be inclined so as to expand upward (enlarge to the left in the figure). Moreover, each water retention plant growth layer 10 and the upper and lower separation layer 20 do not necessarily need to follow a wall surface.

図1及び図2の植物栽培体Aにおいては、上下に積層する保水性植物生育層10の先端部(図における左端部)は、不織布の粉砕片からなる繊維材料と保水性樹脂と合成樹脂バインダーを含有する不定形物により覆われ、更に、合成繊維製の可撓性の保護網52により覆われて不定形物の変形や脱落等が防がれた後、不定形物が含有するバインダーが固化して全体の形状が固定化した植物生育材50により覆われて表面形状が整えられている。このような不定形植物生育材50に生育対象植物の種子や肥料を含ませることもできる。
なお、例えば上下に積層する保水性植物生育層10の先端部同士の間が空間となっている場合、その部分にも不定形植物生育材50が充填されたものとすることもできる。
In the plant cultivating body A in FIGS. 1 and 2, the tip portion (left end portion in the figure) of the water-retaining plant growth layer 10 stacked one above the other is a fiber material made of crushed pieces of nonwoven fabric, a water-retaining resin, and a synthetic resin binder. The binder contained in the amorphous material is covered with a flexible protective net 52 made of synthetic fiber and further prevented from being deformed or dropped off. The shape of the surface is adjusted by being covered with the plant growth material 50 which has been solidified and has a fixed overall shape. Such an amorphous plant growth material 50 can contain seeds and fertilizers of plants to be grown.
In addition, for example, when the space | interval between the front-end | tip parts of the water retention plant growth layer 10 laminated | stacked up and down is a space, it can also be assumed that the amorphous plant growth material 50 was filled also into the part.

また、図3に示すように、上下方向に積層した各保水性植物生育層10のうち植物栽培体Aの表面部を構成する部分(図における左端部)に、下側の保水性植物生育層10の上面に接する下方突出部12を有することにより、保水性植物生育層10のうち植物栽培体Aの表面部を構成する部分を実質上上下に連続したものとすることができる。   Moreover, as shown in FIG. 3, the lower water-retaining plant growth layer is formed on the portion (left end portion in the figure) constituting the surface portion of the plant cultivated body A among the water-retention plant growth layers 10 stacked in the vertical direction. By having the downward protrusion part 12 which touches the upper surface of 10, the part which comprises the surface part of the plant cultivating body A among the water-retaining plant growth layers 10 can be made substantially continuous vertically.

図1乃至図3の植物栽培体Aの表面部(図における左端部)に芝等の植物を生育させる場合の給水は、例えば、上方からの散水や降雨の他、潅水パイプ40を利用した給水(水道や雨水貯留槽からの給水、受水部に給水することにより潅水パイプ40に送水されるもの等)により行うことができる。肥料等を含有する水を給水することもできる。潅水パイプ40としては、例えば多数の散水用の小孔を有するものや、多孔質材料からなるもの等を用いることができる。   Water supply when growing a plant such as turf on the surface portion (left end portion in the figure) of the plant cultivating body A in FIGS. 1 to 3 is, for example, water supply using an irrigation pipe 40 in addition to watering or rainfall from above. (Water supplied from a water supply or rainwater storage tank, or water supplied to the irrigation pipe 40 by supplying water to the water receiving section). Water containing fertilizers can also be supplied. As the irrigation pipe 40, for example, one having a large number of small holes for watering or one made of a porous material can be used.

各上下分離層20の上側の保水性植物生育層10と下側の保水性植物生育層10が、その上下分離層20により上下に隔てられている。上下分離層20の上側の保水性植物生育層10に給水された水はその保水性植物生育層10において保持され、保水し切れない水は、その保水性植物生育層10の下側面から下方に漏脱する。上下分離層20は、上側の保水性植物生育層10の下側面から下方に漏脱した水を保持せずに下方に通過させ、上側の保水性植物生育層10における水と下側の保水性植物生育層10における水が連続することを妨げる。上下分離層20を下方に通過した水は、その上下分離層20の下側の保水性植物生育層10に達し得る。   The upper water-retaining plant growth layer 10 and the lower water-retaining plant growth layer 10 are vertically separated by the upper and lower separation layers 20. The water supplied to the water-retaining plant growth layer 10 above the upper and lower separation layers 20 is retained in the water-retaining plant growth layer 10, and the water that cannot be retained is downward from the lower surface of the water-retaining plant growth layer 10. Leak. The upper and lower separation layers 20 allow water leaked downward from the lower surface of the upper water-retaining plant growth layer 10 to pass downward, and the water in the upper water-retaining plant growth layer 10 and the lower water retention property are passed. It prevents that the water in the plant growth layer 10 continues. The water that has passed through the upper and lower separation layers 20 can reach the water-retaining plant growth layer 10 below the upper and lower separation layers 20.

そのため、上下分離層20の上側の保水性植物生育層10と下側の保水性植物生育層10が上下に連続している場合のように、上下連続した保水性植物生育層10のうち下方側に水が偏って保持されることが防がれ、上側及び下側の保水性植物生育層10がそれぞれの保水力を十分発揮し得る。   Therefore, the lower side of the upper and lower continuous water-retaining plant growth layers 10 as in the case where the upper water-retaining plant growth layer 10 and the lower water-retaining plant growth layer 10 are vertically continuous. Thus, the water is prevented from being biased and the upper and lower water-retaining plant growth layers 10 can sufficiently exhibit their water retention capabilities.

各上下分離層20の上側の保水性植物生育層10の保水限界を超える余分な水は下側面から下方に漏脱し、漏脱した水は上下分離層20を下方に通過し、その上下分離層20の下側の保水性植物生育層10に達し得る。   Excess water exceeding the water retention limit of the water retention plant growth layer 10 above each upper and lower separation layer 20 leaks downward from the lower surface, and the leaked water passes downward through the upper and lower separation layers 20 and the upper and lower separation layers. 20 lower water-retaining plant growth layer 10 can be reached.

従って、上下に積層した保水性植物生育層10がそれぞれの保水力を十分に発揮し得、上方の保水性植物生育層10の保水限界を超える余分な水は下方の保水性植物生育層10において利用し得るので、上下の保水性植物生育層10がそれぞれ植物の生育に適すると共に、全体として水を有効活用し得、立体的な植物栽培に好適である。   Therefore, the water-retaining plant growth layers 10 stacked one above the other can sufficiently exert their water retention power, and excess water exceeding the water retention limit of the upper water-retention plant growth layer 10 is in the lower water-retention plant growth layer 10. Since it can be utilized, the upper and lower water-retaining plant growth layers 10 are suitable for plant growth and can effectively utilize water as a whole, which is suitable for three-dimensional plant cultivation.

なお、以上の実施の形態についての記述における構成部品の寸法、個数、材質、形状、その相対配置などは、特にそれらに限定される旨の記載がない限りは、この発明の範囲をそれらのみに限定する趣旨のものではなく、単なる説明例に過ぎない。   It should be noted that the dimensions, number, material, shape, relative arrangement, etc. of the component parts in the description of the above embodiments are limited to the scope of the present invention unless otherwise specified. It is not intended to be limiting, but merely an illustrative example.

植物栽培体の断面図である。It is sectional drawing of a plant cultivation body. 別の植物栽培体の断面図である。It is sectional drawing of another plant cultivation body. 更に別の植物栽培体の断面図である。It is sectional drawing of another plant cultivation body.

符号の説明Explanation of symbols

10 保水性植物生育層
12 下方突出部
20 上下分離層
22 格子状構造体
30 支持体
40 潅水パイプ
50 不定形植物生育材
52 保護網
A 植物栽培体
B 載置面
C 傾斜壁面
D 垂直壁面
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Water-retaining plant growth layer 12 Lower protrusion part 20 Upper and lower separation layer 22 Grid-like structure 30 Support body 40 Irrigation pipe 50 Amorphous plant growth material 52 Protection net | network A Plant cultivation body B Mounting surface C Inclined wall surface D Vertical wall surface

Claims (11)

保水性植物生育層を備えた植物栽培体であって、
複数の保水性植物生育層が、保水性植物生育層同士の間に上下分離層を挟んで上下方向に積層してなり、
前記上下分離層の上側の保水性植物生育層は、保水し切れない水系液体を下側面から下方に漏脱させるものであり、
前記上下分離層は、上側の保水性植物生育層の下側面から下方に漏脱した水系液体を下方に通過させるものであり、
前記上下分離層を下方に通過した水系液体は、その上下分離層の下側の保水性植物生育層に達し得ることを特徴とする植物栽培体。
A plant cultivated body with a water-retaining plant growth layer,
A plurality of water-retaining plant growth layers are stacked in the vertical direction with an upper and lower separation layer sandwiched between the water-retaining plant growth layers,
The water-retaining plant growth layer on the upper side of the upper and lower separation layers leaks downward from the lower surface an aqueous liquid that cannot keep water,
The upper and lower separation layers are intended to allow the aqueous liquid leaked downward from the lower surface of the upper water-retaining plant growth layer to pass downward,
The plant cultivated body, wherein the aqueous liquid that has passed through the upper and lower separation layers can reach the water-retaining plant growth layer below the upper and lower separation layers.
上下分離層において、上側の保水性植物生育層と下側の保水性植物生育層が一部連続している請求項1記載の植物栽培体。   The plant cultivated body according to claim 1, wherein in the upper and lower separated layers, the upper water-retaining plant growth layer and the lower water-retaining plant growth layer are partially continuous. 上側の保水性植物生育層の周縁部と下側の保水性植物生育層の周縁部の全部又は一部が、保水性植物生育材により連続している請求項1記載の植物栽培体。   The plant cultivated body according to claim 1, wherein all or part of the peripheral edge of the upper water-retaining plant growth layer and the peripheral edge of the lower water-retaining plant growth layer are continuous with the water-retaining plant growth material. 上側の保水性植物生育層の周縁部と下側の保水性植物生育層の周縁部並びに両周縁部の間が、繊維材料とバインダーを含む不定形物が前記バインダーの固化により定形物となった保水性植物生育材により覆われている請求項1記載の植物栽培体。   Between the peripheral part of the upper water-retaining plant growth layer and the peripheral part of the lower water-retaining plant growth layer and between both peripheral parts, the amorphous material containing the fiber material and the binder became a fixed product by solidifying the binder. The plant cultivated body according to claim 1, which is covered with a water-retaining plant growth material. 上記保水性植物生育材の表面部が可撓性の保護網により覆われている請求項4記載の植物栽培体。   The plant cultivated body according to claim 4, wherein a surface portion of the water-retaining plant growth material is covered with a flexible protective net. 上下分離層が、その上側の保水性植物生育層と下側の保水性植物生育層を上下に分離し、且つ、上側の保水性植物生育層から下側に漏脱する水系液体を保持せずに下方に通過させることにより、上側の保水性植物生育層における水系液体と下側の保水性植物生育層における水系液体が連続することを妨げるものである請求項1乃至5の何れか1項に記載の植物栽培体。   The upper and lower separation layers separate the upper water-retaining plant growth layer and the lower water-retaining plant growth layer up and down, and do not hold the aqueous liquid that leaks downward from the upper water-retaining plant growth layer The water system liquid in the upper water-retaining plant growth layer and the water system liquid in the lower water-retention plant growth layer are prevented from continuing by passing through the lower part of the water retention plant growth layer. The plant cultivated body described. 上下分離層を支持する支持構造体を有し、支持構造体に支持された上下分離層が、その上側の保水性植物生育層を支持するものである請求項1乃至6の何れか1項に記載の植物栽培体。   The support structure for supporting the upper and lower separation layers is provided, and the upper and lower separation layers supported by the support structure support the upper water-retaining plant growth layer. The plant cultivated body described. 保水性植物生育層が、不規則に集合した繊維からなるマット状をなす請求項1乃至7の何れか1項に記載の植物栽培体。   The plant cultivated body according to any one of claims 1 to 7, wherein the water-retaining plant growing layer has a mat shape composed of fibers assembled irregularly. 保水性植物生育層を備えた植物栽培体を製造する方法であって、
複数の保水性植物生育層を、保水性植物生育層同士の間に上下分離層を挟んで上下方向に積層する積層工程を有し、
前記上下分離層の上側の保水性植物生育層は、保水し切れない水系液体を下側面から下方に漏脱させ、
前記上下分離層は、上側の保水性植物生育層の下側面から下方に漏脱した水系液体を下方に通過させ、
前記上下分離層を下方に通過した水系液体は、その上下分離層の下側の保水性植物生育層に達し得ることを特徴とする植物栽培体製造法。
A method for producing a plant cultivated body having a water-retaining plant growth layer,
Having a laminating step of laminating a plurality of water-retaining plant growth layers in the vertical direction with an upper and lower separation layer sandwiched between the water-retaining plant growth layers;
The water-retaining plant growth layer on the upper side of the upper and lower separation layers leaks downward from the lower surface an aqueous liquid that cannot be retained,
The upper and lower separation layers pass downward the aqueous liquid leaked downward from the lower surface of the upper water-retaining plant growth layer,
The method for producing a plant cultivating body, wherein the aqueous liquid that has passed through the upper and lower separation layers can reach the water-retaining plant growth layer below the upper and lower separation layers.
上側の保水性植物生育層の周縁部と下側の保水性植物生育層の周縁部並びに両周縁部の間を、繊維材料とバインダーを含む不定形物により覆う被覆工程と、
前記不定形物が、バインダーの固化により定形物となることにより、上側の保水性植物生育層の周縁部と下側の保水性植物生育層の周縁部並びに両周縁部の間を覆う保水性植物生育材を形成する固化工程を有する請求項9記載の植物栽培体製造法。
A covering step of covering the periphery of the upper water-retaining plant growth layer and the periphery of the lower water-retaining plant growth layer and the peripheral portions with an amorphous material containing a fiber material and a binder;
A water-retaining plant that covers the periphery of the upper water-retaining plant growth layer, the peripheral portion of the lower water-retaining plant growth layer, and both peripheral portions by the amorphous product becoming a fixed product by solidifying the binder. The plant cultivation body manufacturing method of Claim 9 which has the solidification process which forms a growth material.
上記被覆工程の後、固化工程終了前に、上側の保水性植物生育層の周縁部と下側の保水性植物生育層の周縁部並びに両周縁部の間を覆う不定形物の表面部を可撓性の保護網により覆う保護工程を有する請求項10記載の植物栽培体製造法。   After the coating step, before the solidification step is completed, the peripheral portion of the upper water-retaining plant growth layer, the peripheral portion of the lower water-retaining plant growth layer, and the surface portion of the irregular shape covering between both peripheral portions are allowed. The plant cultivation body manufacturing method of Claim 10 which has a protection process covered with a flexible protection net | network.
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