JP3113901U - flower pot - Google Patents

Abstract

A flower pot capable of controlling the amount of water and fertilizer is provided.
A plant is planted inside a flower pot main body, and injection tanks are provided symmetrically on both sides of the edge of the mouth of the pot main body. The injection tank 12 can be divided into several spaces 121. A through hole 13 is provided in the lower portion of the pouring tank 12 and is connected to the bowl body 1. Therefore, after planting the pot body 1 and putting the soil, fertilizer and water are put into the pouring tank 12. The fertilizer and water in the pouring tank 12 are gradually soaked into the pot body 1 from the through-hole 13 to supply the fertilizer and water into the soil, and the plant absorbs them in a balanced manner. Can be controlled, and it is possible to prevent the plant from withering due to unbalanced fertilizer and water absorption.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a flower pot.

  Many people think that when growing plants, watering the soil and fertilizing it will grow well.

  However, in general, knowledge about water and fertilizer is not accurate. For example, just moistening the surface will not give enough water, and it may last for a few weeks in the cool season, but weaken and wither in the hot summer months. Also, depending on the person, a large amount of water is given at once, and the flowers and trees become “immersed” in the water. Otherwise, you forget to water for a month or two and the soil dries and cracks. If this is repeated, the life of the plant will be shortened. Furthermore, when fertilizer is given, it is often found beside the plant stem. Many people tend to think that this way the plant absorbs nutrients quickly (see Figure 1). However, if a large amount of fertilizer is applied at once, the roots cannot absorb it at once. This is the same as we cannot eat a lot of food at once. Even if you eat too much food, you can see the gastrointestinal tract broken. Similarly, if a large amount of fertilizer accumulates in the soil, the nutrients in the soil will become excessive, and the root will not be able to withstand the burden and will also wither.

Whether it's water or fertilizer, giving the right amount is a way to make the plant last and grow healthy.
Accordingly, an object of the present invention is to provide a flower pot that can control the amount of water and fertilizer.

  In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the flower pots according to the claims of the present invention are each provided with one infusion tank at symmetrical positions on both sides of the edge of the pot. There is a through hole in the lower part of the pouring tank, which is connected to the bowl body. After putting soil in the flower pot and planting the plant, fertilizer and water are poured into this pouring tank. By doing so, the fertilizer and water gradually infiltrate into the soil from the through hole and can be absorbed in a balanced manner by the plant. By controlling to an appropriate amount, it is possible to prevent the plant from dying after absorbing a large amount of fertilizer and water at once.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.
First, as shown to FIG. 2A and FIG. 2B, the flower pot by a present Example is provided with the injection tank 12 symmetrically on the both sides of the edge of the mouth 11 of the pot main body 1, respectively. The injection tank 12 can be divided into several spaces 121. A through hole 13 is provided in the lower portion of the pouring tank 12 and is connected to the bowl body 1 (see FIG. 2B). Therefore, after planting the plant 2 in the pot body 1 and putting the soil 3, the fertilizer 4 and the water 5 are put into the pouring tank 12. Since there is a through hole 13 in the lower part of the pouring tank 12 and is connected to the pot main body 1, the fertilizer 4 and water 5 in the pouring tank 12 gradually soak into the pot main body 1 from the through hole 13 and fertilizer 4. And water 5 are supplied into the soil (see FIGS. 3 and 4). Thus, the soil 3 does not accumulate a large amount of fertilizer 4 or water 5 at a time, and the roots of the plant 2 are not immersed in the large amount of fertilizer 4 and water 5. At the same time, since the soil 3 does not absorb a large amount of fertilizer 4 and water 5, the plant 2 absorbs them in a well-balanced manner and does not absorb a large amount at a time or does not cause a long-term intermittent deficiency. By controlling the amount of fertilizer and water, it is possible to prevent plants from withering due to unbalanced fertilizer and water absorption.

  Moreover, when it is necessary to increase the quantity of the fertilizer 4 and the water 5 with the kind of plant 2, the pouring tank 12 of the pot main body 1 can be increased (refer FIG. 5), and it can adjust with the kind of the plant 2 It is.

  The flower pot according to the embodiment of the present invention is provided with injection tanks at symmetrical positions on both sides of the edge of the pot. There is a through hole in the lower part of the pouring tank, which is connected to the bowl body. After planting a plant in a flower pot, if fertilizer and water are poured into this pouring tank, it can be gradually infiltrated into the soil from the through hole and absorbed by the plant. As described above, since the amount of water and fertilizer can be controlled appropriately, there is a feature that the plant prevents a large amount of water and fertilizer from absorbing and dying at once.

  Moreover, the flower pot of the Example of this invention has the characteristics that the injection tank can be divided | segmented into several spaces.

It is a sketch which shows the conventional flowerpot. It is a sketch which shows the structure of the flowerpot by the Example of this invention. It is sectional drawing which shows the structure of the flowerpot by the Example of this invention. It is a figure which shows the flower pot by the Example of this invention. It is sectional drawing which shows the flower pot by the Example of this invention. It is a figure which shows the flower pot by another Example of this invention.

Explanation of symbols

  1 plant pot body, 2 plants, 3 soil, 4 fertilizer, 5 water, 11 pot mouth, 12 pouring tank, 13 through hole, 121 space

Claims (2)

  An infusion tank is provided symmetrically on both sides of the mouth edge of the pot body, a through hole is provided in the lower part of the infusion tank, connected to the pot body, plants are planted in the pot body, soil is put in, and fertilizer And water are put into the pouring tank, and there is a through hole in the lower part of the pouring tank, and the fertilizer and water in the pouring tank are gradually infiltrated into the pot body through the through hole, and the fertilizer And water is supplied to the soil, the plant absorbs them in a balanced manner, the amount of fertilizer and water can be controlled, and the plant can be prevented from withering due to the absorption of unbalanced fertilizer and water A flowerpot characterized by   The flower pot according to claim 1, wherein the pouring tank can be divided into several spaces.

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