JP3123676U - Easy-to-divide partition pot - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a flower pot which can be easily combined with a flower pot and from which a potted material is removed and which can easily confirm the state of the root of the stock, and a partition pot related thereto.
SOLUTION: The entire partition pot and the periphery of the upper edge are made flexible so that they can be easily combined with a flower pot, and are transparent and easy to check roots.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a partition pot that can be stocked easily without lengthening the stocking period of potted plants.

Conventional flower pots are reappeared by changing pots and appreciating plants as water holes are formed on the bottom in one space and plants grow. Further, when subdividing by stock splitting, it is generally used in a cultivation appreciation method in which roots entangled with each other at the time when growth stops are loosened and damaged roots are cut out and made smaller and then grown in pots.
Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 7-13132

This has the following drawbacks.
While planting and appreciating potted plants, the roots were entangled vertically and horizontally, changing the pots, and if you wanted to separate the stocks, you had to choose the time when the growth stopped or be prepared to grow while cultivating even if the stocks were damaged. For this reason, the buds were damaged and even the parent strain was damaged, and the work requiring experience was performed.

  The present invention has been made to solve the problem of this drawback.

  The present invention provides a partition wall under the stock so that the direction of the root can be determined from the beginning, and the root can be freely extended within the area of the partition to minimize the damage to the root during the stock split. It provides a partition pot that is characterized by the effect of spreading and that allows you to grow and appreciate high-quality plants.

  The partition basin is configured so that a water absorbent cloth can be attached to and detached from the water passage hole, and can be used for both purposes regardless of the presence or absence of the water absorbent cloth.

  The entire partition pot and the upper periphery can be provided so as to be in close contact with the flower pot and sufficiently exhibit the effect of partition by providing flexibility.

  The use of the present invention makes it easy to stock potted plants, and a person who appreciates potted plant cultivation can use them regardless of the time of stocking or experience. In addition, you can manage the stock split and put water in the saucer, so you can enjoy pot cultivation easily.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS.
FIG. 1 shows a partition pot. This partition basin comprises an outer basin 1, edge blades 2, partition blades 3, and water passage holes 4 in the form of partitioning the inside of the basin.

  The outer pot 1 and the edge wing 2 of the member are edge wings that are assembled to the flower pot, and are formed so as to be in close contact with the inside of the flower pot.

  A further effect can be expected by planting and cultivating the plant in combination with the partition pot so that it settles down to about 2/3 or slightly lower in the flower pot according to the plant to be planted.

  As shown in the cross-sectional view of FIG. 2, this partition pot is vertically arranged by bringing the roots in the pot in the direction of the roots and bringing them up so that the upper stock and the lower root have a sense of unity. Even if cut, the influence on the growth on the plant can be minimized.

  The member is a partition pot formed of a flexible member as a whole and is less painful, and can be cultivated while preparing for straining even in a decorative pot for viewing by being rearranged into a flower pot of similar size.

  Furthermore, a water absorption cloth can be attached to the bottom water passage hole of the partition pot, water can be poured into the saucer, and watering management can be performed to prevent rooting of the potted plant by the saucer by capillarity.

  By forming the partition pot with a transparent member, it is possible to remove the partition pot from the flower pot, easily check the extent of root growth, and determine the stock splitting time while checking the stock and the state of the root.

  It is a front view of the present invention.   It is an AA line sectional view of the present invention.   It is sectional drawing of the usage example of the partition pot of this invention.   It is a top view of several examples which the present invention divided.

Explanation of symbols

1 Divider (outside)
2 Edge blade 3 Partition blade 4 Water passage hole 5 Absorbent cloth 6 Receptacle

Claims (3)

  A partition pot having a plurality of planting sections partitioned by a partition wall is formed with a water passage hole for each section on the bottom surface, and the plant to be planted is stabilized by forming a slightly lower center of the upper partition crossing portion. A partition pot to be used.   The partition pot according to claim 1, wherein the partition pot is made transparent to improve rooting from the top and the state of the root can be confirmed, and is combined with a flower pot.   The above-mentioned partition pots have flexibility as a whole, and the surroundings of the upper part of the partition pots are particularly flexible so that the partition pots and the flower pots can be used in close contact so that the combined effect can be sufficiently obtained according to the size of the flower pots. The partition pot according to any one of claims 1 to 2, wherein:

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