JP3203108U - planter - Google Patents

Abstract

A planter capable of improving the amount of air taken in is provided. The planter has a circumferential wall portion 5 formed in an annular shape and a contact surface 31a that comes into contact with the placement surface to be placed, and closes an opening on one end side of the circumferential wall portion 5 together with the circumferential wall portion 5. It has a bottom part that defines an accommodation part that accommodates cultivation soil for cultivating plants, and a plurality of through holes 35 formed through the bottom part, and is recessed on the other end side of the peripheral wall part 5 with respect to the contact surface 31a. And a recess 32 formed by [Selection] Figure 2

Description

  The present invention relates to a planter for growing plants.

  Planters for cultivating plants such as flowers and vegetables are known (for example, Patent Document 1). In order to cultivate plants and flowers or to cultivate fresh vegetables, it is necessary to sufficiently supply fresh water and air to the plants cultivated by the planter.

Utility Model Registration No. 3091750

  The objective of this invention is providing the planter which can improve the quantity of the air taken in.

  A planter according to an aspect of the present invention includes a peripheral wall portion formed in an annular shape and a contact surface that comes into contact with a placement surface to be placed, and closes an opening on one end side of the peripheral wall portion together with the peripheral wall portion. A bottom portion defining a housing portion for housing a cultivation soil for cultivating a plant, and a plurality of through holes formed through the bottom portion, and recessed on the other end side of the peripheral wall portion with respect to the contact surface And a concave portion formed by the method described above.

  According to one aspect of the present invention, the amount of air taken in can be improved.

It is the external appearance perspective view (the 1) which looked at the planter 1 by 1st Embodiment of this invention from the front right diagonally upward. It is the external appearance perspective view which looked at the planter 1 by 1st Embodiment of this invention from the back right diagonally downward. It is the external appearance perspective view (the 2) which looked at the planter 1 by 1st Embodiment of this invention from the front right diagonally upward. It is the external appearance perspective view (the 2) which looked at the planter 1 by 1st Embodiment of this invention from the back right diagonally downward. It is a top view of the planter 1 by 1st Embodiment of this invention, Comprising: It is the enlarged view which expanded the left front. It is the external appearance perspective view which looked at the planter 2 by 2nd Embodiment of this invention from the front right diagonally upward (the 1). It is the external appearance perspective view which looked at the planter 2 by 2nd Embodiment of this invention from the back right diagonally downward (the 2). It is the external appearance perspective view which looked at the planter 2 by 2nd Embodiment of this invention from the front right diagonally upward (the 2). It is the external appearance perspective view which looked at the planter 2 by 2nd Embodiment of this invention from the back right diagonally downward (the 2). It is a top view of the planter 2 by 2nd Embodiment of this invention, Comprising: It is the enlarged view which expanded the left front.

[First Embodiment]
A planter according to a first embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS.
As shown in FIG. 1, the planter 1 by this embodiment has the box shape by which one side was open | released. The planter 1 is made of resin. The planter 1 includes a peripheral wall portion 5 formed in an annular shape, and a bottom portion 3 provided by closing an opening on one end side of the peripheral wall portion 5 (hereinafter referred to as “one end side”). The bottom part 3 delimits the accommodating part 7 which accommodates cultivation soil, such as the cultivation soil which grows a plant with the surrounding wall part 5. As shown in FIG. The other end side that is not blocked by the bottom 3 (hereinafter referred to as “other end side”) is open. The planter 1 is configured to put the cultivated soil into the accommodating portion 7 from the other end side of the peripheral wall portion 5.

  The peripheral wall portion 5 is formed in a rectangular ring shape when the accommodating portion 7 is viewed from the other end side. The peripheral wall portion 5 is opposed to the front surface portion 5a disposed on the front surface side, the right side surface portion 5b disposed on the right side of the front surface portion 5a, the back surface portion 5c disposed opposite to the front surface portion 5a, and the right side surface portion 5b. And a left side surface portion 5d. Further, the peripheral wall portion 5 is formed such that the area on the other end side is larger than the one end side. That is, the peripheral wall portion 5 is inclined so that the front surface portion 5a, the right side surface portion 5b, the back surface portion 5c, and the left side surface portion 5d approach from the other end side toward the one end side. For this reason, the planter 1 has a hollow inverted quadrangular frustum shape from the open end on the other end side toward the bottom 3 on the one end side. The peripheral wall 5 has a curved corrugated shape that is repeated in the circumferential direction of the peripheral wall 5. The peripheral wall portion 5 includes a connection portion between the front surface portion 5a and the right side surface portion 5b, a connection portion between the right side surface portion 5b and the back surface portion 5c, a connection portion between the back surface portion 5c and the left side surface portion 5d, and the left side surface portion 5d and the front surface portion 5a. Is formed in a curved surface. For this reason, the planter 1 has a good touch and gives a soft impression to people such as users and sellers of the planter 1 (hereinafter, users such as users and sellers may be collectively referred to as “users”). Can do.

  At the other end of the peripheral wall portion 5, a folded portion 51 that is folded outward is provided. The folded portion 51 is provided so as to be folded back to the opposite side of the housing portion 7 on the open end side (hereinafter referred to as “open end side”) of the peripheral wall portion 5. The folded portion 51 is provided with a plurality of openings 511 formed in a cylindrical shape. The opening 511 is formed through the folded portion 51. The opening 511 is used as an attachment for attaching a support holder (not shown) for holding a plant cultivated by the planter 1. Three openings 511 are provided with a predetermined gap on each of the front surface 5a side and the back surface 5c side. The three openings 511 provided on the front surface 5a side of the peripheral wall 5 and the three openings 511 provided on the back surface 5c side of the peripheral wall 5 are arranged to face each other in a one-to-one relationship. ing.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the planter 1 includes a rib 9 in the housing portion 7. The rib 9 is formed in order to prevent the support pillar for supporting the plant planted in the cultivation soil accommodated in the accommodating portion 7 from falling down. The detailed configuration of the rib 9 will be described later.

  The folding unit 51 is used as an area where the user of the planter 1 inserts his / her finger in order to hold the planter 1. The top of the folded portion 51 is formed in a curved surface shape. For this reason, even if the user holds the planter 1 using the folded portion 51, the top of the curved shape of the folded portion 51 touches the fingertip. For this reason, the planter 1 can make it hard for a user to feel pain, even if cultivation soil is put into the accommodating part 7 and weight has increased.

  As shown in FIG. 2, a plurality of ribs 512 are provided on the inner peripheral surface side of the folded portion 51. The rib 512 has a thin plate shape. The rib 512 has a shape that follows the shape of the inner peripheral surface of the folded portion 51. The rib 512 has a semicircular shape in which the top side of the folded portion 51 (hereinafter referred to as “top portion side”) has a curved shape, and the open side of the folded portion 51 (that is, one end side of the peripheral wall portion 5) has a linear shape. It is formed into a shape. When the user of the planter 1 puts his / her finger into the folded portion 51 and holds the planter 1, the rib 512 is damaged even if a force in the direction spreading outward from the user's finger is applied to the folded portion 51. To prevent it.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the bottom portion 3 has legs 31 for supporting the planter 1 on the placement surface on which the bottom portion 3 is placed. Here, the mounting surface is a surface where the planter 1 is used and the bottom 3 is installed. For example, the mounting surface may be the ground or the floor of a house veranda or terrace. The leg portions 31 are respectively provided at the four corners of the peripheral wall portion 5. The leg part 31 is a corner part of the peripheral wall part 5 and is provided on each of the front part 5a and the right side part 5b, the right side part 5b and the back part 5c, the back part 5c and the left side part 5d, and the left side part 5d and the front part 5a. It has a bent shape. The leg portion 31 is formed so as to protrude from the front surface portion 5a and the back surface portion 5c to the right side surface portion 5b and the left side surface portion 5d. The leg portion 31 is formed so as to protrude in a direction away from one end of the peripheral wall portion 5.

  The bottom portion 3 has a contact surface 31a that comes into contact with a placement surface on which the bottom portion 3 is placed. The contact surface 31 a is provided on the bottom 3. That is, the contact surface 31a is a part of the outer surface of the leg portion 31 that comes into contact with the placement surface. For this reason, the contact surface 31a is provided in the four corners of the peripheral wall part 5 in which the leg part 31 is provided.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the bottom 3 has a recess 32 that is recessed toward the other end of the peripheral wall 5 with respect to the contact surface 31 a. The recess 32 has a plurality of through holes 35 (details will be described later) formed through the bottom 3. In FIG. 1 and FIGS. 2 to 5 to be described later, in order to avoid complication, a part of the plurality of through holes 35 is given a reference symbol. Although details will be described later, the concave portion 32 includes peripheral concave regions (an example of a first region) 32a and 32b and inner concave regions (an example of a second region) 32c. Hereinafter, the peripheral concave regions 32 a and 32 b and the inner concave region 32 c are collectively referred to as the concave portion 32.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the concave portion 32 has a concave shape when viewed from the bottom surface side of the planter 1, that is, the side on which the contact surface 31a is provided. On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 1, the concave portion 32 has a convex shape that projects into the accommodating portion 7 when viewed from the plane side of the planter 1, that is, the accommodating portion 7 side.

  The concave portion 32 has a peripheral concave region 32 a provided over one end of the peripheral wall portion 5 and a part below the accommodating portion 7. The peripheral concave region 32a is provided in at least two places. The peripheral concave regions 32a provided at two places are arranged to face each other. Specifically, the peripheral concave region 32a is provided in a part of the right side surface part 5b and a part below the accommodating part 7, and a part of the left side part 5d and a part below the accommodating part 7, respectively. One of the peripheral concave regions 32a is provided between two leg portions 31 adjacent to each other on the right side surface portion 5b, and the other of the peripheral concave region 32a is provided between two leg portions 31 adjacent to each other on the left side surface portion 5d. It has been. Thus, one peripheral concave region 32a is provided on each of the opposing surfaces of the peripheral wall portions 5 arranged to face each other. One peripheral concave area 32a serves as an air inlet, and the other peripheral concave area 32a serves as an air outlet. Moreover, the peripheral recessed area | region 32a is arrange | positioned on the straight line. For this reason, the planter 1 is easy to distribute | circulate air between the bottom part 3 and a mounting surface.

  Moreover, the recessed part 32 has the peripheral recessed area | region 32b provided over one end of the surrounding wall part 5, and a part below the accommodating part 7. FIG. The peripheral concave region 32b is provided in at least two places. The peripheral concave regions 32b provided at two places are arranged to face each other. Specifically, the peripheral concave region 32 b is provided in a part of the front part 5 a and a part below the accommodating part 7, a part of the back part 5 c and a part below the accommodating part 7. That is, one peripheral concave region 32b is provided on each of the opposing surfaces of the peripheral wall portions 5 arranged to face each other. One of the peripheral concave regions 32b is provided between two leg portions 31 adjacent to each other at the front surface portion 5a, and the other peripheral peripheral region 32b is provided between two leg portions 31 adjacent to each other at the back surface portion 5c. It has been. In addition, one end of the peripheral concave region 32 b is disposed inside the two leg portions 31 adjacent to each other at the front surface 5 a of the peripheral wall portion 5, and the other end of the peripheral concave region 32 b is adjacent to the back surface portion 5 c of the peripheral wall portion 5. It arrange | positions inside the two leg parts 31 to fit. One peripheral recessed area 32b serves as an air inlet, and the other peripheral recessed area 32b serves as an air outlet. Moreover, the peripheral recessed area | region 32b is arrange | positioned on the straight line. For this reason, the planter 1 is easy to distribute | circulate air between the bottom part 3 and a mounting surface.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the recessed part 32 has the inner side recessed area | region 32c provided in the area | region inside the peripheral recessed area | region 32a and the peripheral recessed area 32b. The inner concave region 32c is divided into four inner concave regions 32c-1, 32c-2, 32c-3, and 32c-4 by a bank portion 33 and a cross bank portion 34 (both will be described in detail later). . That is, the inner concave region 32c has inner concave regions 32c-1, 32c-2, 32c-3, and 32c-4. Hereinafter, the inner concave regions 32c-1, 32c-2, 32c-3, and 32c-4 are collectively referred to as an inner concave region 32c. The inner concave region 32c is formed to be recessed on the other end side of the peripheral wall portion 5 with respect to the peripheral concave regions 32a and 32b.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the bottom portion 3 has a bank portion 33 that connects two peripheral concave regions 32 a arranged to face each other. The bank portion 33 is formed in a linear shape parallel to the front portion 5a and the back portion 5c. The bank portion 33 has a hollow rectangular parallelepiped shape in which the housing portion 7 side is opened. At both ends in the longitudinal direction of the bank portion 33, peripheral concave regions 32a are arranged. The bank portion 33 is disposed substantially at the center of the right side surface portion 5b and the left side surface portion 5d when viewed in the direction orthogonal to the contact surface 31a.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the bottom portion 3 has a cross bank portion 34 provided so as to cross the bank portion 33. The cross bank portion 34 is formed in a linear shape parallel to the right side surface portion 5b and the left side surface portion 5d. The cross bank portion 34 has a hollow rectangular parallelepiped shape in which the accommodating portion 7 side is opened. At both ends in the longitudinal direction of the cross bank portion 34, peripheral concave regions 32b are arranged. The cross bank portion 34 is disposed substantially at the center of the front surface portion 5a and the back surface portion 5c when viewed in a direction perpendicular to the contact surface 31a. When viewed from the contact surface 31a side, the bank portion 33 and the cross bank portion 34 have a convex cross shape protruding from the peripheral wall portion 5 side toward the contact surface 31a side.

  Next, the detailed structure of the rib 9, the recessed part 32, the bank part 33, and the cross bank part 34 is demonstrated using FIG.3 and FIG.4. FIG. 3 is an external view of the planter 1 viewed from the same direction as FIG. 1, but some of the plurality of through holes 35 are not shown for easy understanding. FIG. 4 is an external view of the planter 1 viewed from the same direction as FIG. 2, but some of the plurality of through holes 35 are not shown for easy understanding.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the planter 1 includes a rib 9 provided in the accommodating portion 7. The rib 9 has a first rib 91 and a second rib 92 (both will be described in detail later). Hereinafter, the first rib 91 and the second rib 92 are collectively referred to as a rib 9. The rib 9 is provided in at least one of the convex and concave portions of the concave and convex portions formed in the accommodating portion 7 by the concave portion 32. This convex region is formed in a region where at least one of the peripheral concave region 32a and the inner concave region 32c is provided. In the present embodiment, this convex region is formed in both the formation region of the peripheral concave region 32a and the formation region of the inner concave region 32c. The rib 9 is provided in a region between adjacent convex regions. A region between the adjacent convex regions is formed in a region where at least one of the bank portion 33 and the cross bank portion 34 is provided. In the present embodiment, a region between the adjacent convex regions is formed in both the formation region of the bank portion 33 and the formation region of the cross bank portion 34. The rib 9 is provided between the convex region and the peripheral wall portion 5. The region between the convex region and the peripheral wall portion 5 is formed in a region where the peripheral concave region 32b is provided. Further, the rib 9 is provided between the concave and convex concave region formed in the accommodating portion 7 by the concave portion 32 and the peripheral wall portion 5. A region between the concave region and the peripheral wall portion 5 is formed in a region where the contact surface 31a is provided.

  The rib 9 includes a first rib 91 extending in the longitudinal direction of the bank portion 33 and a second rib 92 extending in a direction intersecting the first rib 91. The first rib 91 and the second rib 92 have a thin plate shape. The first rib 91 and the second rib 92 are provided upright from the bottom 3 toward the open end of the peripheral wall 5. The first rib 91 and the second rib 92 are arranged with a predetermined interval. For this reason, when the support | pillar inserted in the cultivation soil accommodated in the accommodating part 7 slips on the surface of the bottom part 3 and inclines at a predetermined angle, the edge part of the support | pillar in cultivation soil will become the 1st rib 91 and the 2nd rib 92. In contact with at least one side. Thereby, the rib 9 can prevent that a support | pillar inclines rather than a predetermined angle and falls finally.

  The convex region provided with the peripheral concave region 32a is provided with a pair of first ribs 91a and two second ribs 92a disposed between the pair of first ribs 91a. The pair of first ribs 91 a is disposed so as to oppose the vicinity of both end portions of the peripheral concave region 32 a extending in the longitudinal direction of the bank portion 33. The pair of first ribs 91a are arranged substantially in parallel. The two second ribs 92a are disposed orthogonal to the pair of first ribs 91a. Both end portions of the two second ribs 92a are provided in contact with opposing surfaces of the pair of first ribs 91a, respectively. The two second ribs 92a are arranged substantially in parallel. The pair of first ribs 91a and the two second ribs 92a are provided on the peripheral concave regions 32a provided on both short sides of the peripheral wall portion 5, but in FIG. 3, on the right side surface portion 5b side. Only one second rib 92a is shown on the provided peripheral concave region 32a.

  Each convex region provided with four inner concave regions 32c-1, 32c-2, 32c-3, 32c-4 partitioned by the bank 33 and the cross bank 34 has a pair of first ribs 91c and Six second ribs 92c disposed between the pair of first ribs 91c are provided. The pair of first ribs 91 b are disposed in the vicinity of both end portions of the inner concave region 32 c extending in the longitudinal direction of the bank portion 33. The pair of first ribs 91c are arranged substantially in parallel. The six second ribs 92c are arranged orthogonal to the pair of first ribs 91c. Both end portions of the six second ribs 92c are provided in contact with opposing surfaces of the pair of first ribs 91c, respectively. An annular rib is formed by the second ribs 92c provided at both ends of the pair of first ribs 91c and the pair of first ribs 91c.

  Each of the convex region between the inner concave region 32c-1 and the inner concave region 32c-3 and the convex region between the inner concave region 32c-2 and the inner concave region 32c-4 has five second ribs. 92d is provided. Five second ribs 92d between the inner concave region 32c-1 and the inner concave region 32c-3, and five second ribs 92d between the inner concave region 32c-2 and the inner concave region 32c-4, The bank 33 is disposed in the area where the bank 33 is provided. The ends of the five second ribs 92d between the inner concave region 32c-1 and the inner concave region 32c-3 are arranged in contact with the inner concave regions 32c-1 and 32c-3. The ends of the five second ribs 92d between the inner concave region 32c-2 and the inner concave region 32c-4 are disposed in contact with the inner concave regions 32c-2 and 32c-4. The ten second ribs 92d are arranged substantially in parallel.

  Each of the convex region between the inner concave region 32c-1 and the inner concave region 32c-2 and the convex region between the inner concave region 32c-3 and the inner concave region 32c-4 has two first ribs. 91d is provided. In FIG. 3, only one first rib 91 d is illustrated among the two first ribs 91 d provided in the convex region between the inner concave region 32 c-1 and the inner concave region 32 c-2. Two first ribs 91d provided in the respective convex regions between the inner concave region 32c-1 and the inner concave region 32c-2, and between the inner concave region 32c-3 and the inner concave region 32c-4, In the area where the cross bank portion 34 is provided. The ends of the two first ribs 91d between the inner concave region 32c-1 and the inner concave region 32c-2 are disposed in contact with the inner concave regions 32c-1 and 32c-2. The ends of the two first ribs 91d between the inner concave region 32c-3 and the inner concave region 32c-4 are disposed in contact with the inner concave regions 32c-3 and 32c-4. The four first ribs 91d are arranged substantially in parallel.

  A convex region between the inner concave region 32c-1 and the front portion 5a, a convex region between the inner concave region 32c-2 and the front portion 5a, a convex region between the inner concave region 32c-3 and the back surface portion 5c, Each of the convex regions between the inner concave region 32c-4 and the back surface portion 5c is provided with six second ribs 92b. In FIG. 3, only twelve second ribs 92b provided in the region between the inner concave regions 32c-3 and 32c-4 and the back surface portion 5c are shown. Twelve second ribs 92b provided in a region between the inner concave regions 32c-1, 32c-2 and the front portion 5a, and between the inner concave regions 32c-3, 32c-4 and the back surface portion 5c. The twelve second ribs 92b provided in the region are arranged in the region where the peripheral concave region 32b is provided. The second rib 92b is disposed in contact with the inner concave region 32c and the peripheral concave region 32b and does not contact the peripheral wall 5. The twelve second ribs 92b provided in the region between the inner concave regions 32c-1, 32c-2 and the front portion 5a are arranged substantially in parallel. The twelve second ribs 92b provided in the region between the inner concave regions 32c-3, 32c-4 and the back surface portion 5c are arranged substantially in parallel.

  Each of the inner concave region 32c-1, the concave region between the inner concave region 32c-3 and the left side surface portion 5d, and the concave region between the inner concave region 32c-2, the inner concave region 32c-4 and the right side surface portion 5b, respectively. Two first ribs 91b are provided. In FIG. 3, one first rib 91b provided in a region between the inner concave region 32c-3 and the left side surface portion 5d, and a region provided between the inner concave region 32c-4 and the right side surface portion 5b. Only a single first rib 91b is shown. The two first ribs 91b provided in the concave region between the inner concave regions 32c-1, 32c-3 and the left side surface portion 5d are disposed in the region where the contact surface 31a is provided. The two first ribs 91b provided in the concave region between the inner concave regions 32c-2, 32c-4 and the right side surface portion 5b are disposed in the region where the contact surface 31a is provided. The first rib 91b is disposed in contact with the inner concave region 32c and the back surface of the contact surface 31a, and does not contact the peripheral wall portion 5. The two first ribs 91b provided in the recessed area between the inner recessed areas 32c-1, 32c-3 and the left side surface portion 5d are arranged substantially in parallel. The two first ribs 91b provided in the recessed area between the inner recessed areas 32c-2, 32c-4 and the right side surface portion 5b are arranged substantially in parallel.

  As shown in FIG. 4, the recess 32 has a flat surface portion 321 parallel to the contact surface 31 a and a side wall surface 322 that falls from the flat surface portion 321 in a direction away from the other end side of the peripheral wall portion 5. The flat portion 321 has a peripheral plane area 321a provided in the peripheral concave area 32a and a peripheral plane area 321b provided in the peripheral concave area 32b. The side wall surface 322 has a peripheral side wall region 322a provided in the peripheral concave region 32a and a peripheral side wall region 322b provided in the peripheral concave region 32b.

  The peripheral side wall region 322a is provided on both sides of the peripheral plane region 321a. The peripheral side wall region 322a is provided between the peripheral flat surface region 321a and the contact surface 31a. The peripheral side wall region 322a constitutes a side wall extending from the peripheral flat region 321a to the contact surface 31a. The peripheral plane area 321a, the peripheral side wall area 322a, and the contact surface 31a are integrally formed.

  Both sides of the peripheral plane area 321 b are provided so as to bite into the bent portions of the legs 31. The peripheral side wall region 322 b is provided in contact with both sides of the peripheral flat region 321 b that bites into the bent portion of the leg portion 31. The peripheral side wall region 322b constitutes a side wall extending from the peripheral flat region 321b to the contact surface 31a. The peripheral plane area 321b, the peripheral side wall area 322b, and the contact surface 31a are integrally formed.

  The plane portion 321 has an inner plane area 321c provided in the inner concave area 32c. The inner plane area 321c is disposed on the other end side of the peripheral wall portion 5 with respect to the peripheral plane areas 321a and 321b. The side wall surface 322 has an inner side wall region 322c provided in the inner concave region 32c. The inner side wall region 322c is formed by falling from the peripheral end portion of the inner plane region 321c toward the contact surface 31a.

  As shown in FIG. 4, the bank portion 33 has a top end region 331 parallel to the contact surface 31 a and a side region 332 that rises from the top end region 331 in a direction approaching the other end side of the peripheral wall portion 5. . The top end region 331 is formed flush with the peripheral plane region 321a. The inner side wall region 322c is provided by connecting the end portion of the bank portion 33 in parallel with the front portion 5a and the rear portion 5c and the end portion of the inner plane region 321c. For this reason, the side surface region 332 is included in the inner side surface region 322c. The side surface region 332 provided on the inner concave region 32c-1 side is also an inner side wall region 322c provided on the bank portion 33 side. Similarly, the side surface region 332 provided on the inner concave region 32c-2 side is also an inner side wall region 322c provided on the bank portion 33 side. Similarly, the side surface region 332 provided on the inner concave region 32c-3 side is also an inner side wall region 322c provided on the bank portion 33 side. Similarly, the side surface region 332 provided on the inner concave region 32c-4 side is also an inner side wall region 322c provided on the bank portion 33 side.

  The cross bank portion 34 includes a cross top end region 341 parallel to the contact surface 31 a and a cross side surface region 342 that rises from the cross top end region 341 in a direction approaching one end side of the peripheral wall portion 5. The intersection top end region 341 is formed flush with the top end region 331 and the peripheral plane region 321a. The peripheral plane region 321a, the top end region 331, and the cross top end region 341 are integrally formed. The peripheral plane area 321b of the peripheral concave area 32b is provided farther from the plane including one end of the peripheral wall portion 5 than the top end area 331 and the cross top end area 341. Therefore, when the planter 1 is viewed from the accommodating portion 7 side, the peripheral plane region 321b is provided at a position deeper than the top end region 331 and the cross top end region 341.

  The intersecting side surface region 342 is provided by connecting the end portion of the intersecting bank portion 34 and the end portion of the inner recessed region 32c that are arranged in parallel to the right side surface portion 5b and the left side surface portion 5d. For this reason, the intersection side surface region 342 is included in the inner side surface region 322c. The intersecting side surface region 342 provided on the inner concave region 32c-1 side is also an inner side wall region 322c provided on the intersecting bank portion 34 side. Similarly, the intersecting side surface region 342 provided on the inner concave region 32c-2 side is also the inner side wall region 322c provided on the intersecting bank portion 34 side. Similarly, the intersecting side surface region 342 provided on the inner concave region 32c-3 side is also the inner side wall region 322c provided on the intersecting bank portion 34 side. Further, similarly, the cross side surface region 342 provided on the inner concave region 32c-4 side is also an inner side wall region 322c provided on the cross bank portion 34 side.

  The plurality of through holes 35 are formed in both the flat portion 321 and the side wall surface 322. The plurality of through holes 35 are formed in the top end region 331, the side surface region 332, the cross top end region 341, and the cross side surface region 342. For this reason, the plurality of through holes 35 are provided on almost the entire surface of the bottom 3 directed to the placement surface except for the contact surface 31a (see FIG. 2).

  Next, the configuration of the through hole 35 will be described with reference to FIG. The planter 1 has a shape to be rotated about the center of the intersection with the bank portion 33 and the cross bank portion 34 as an object axis. Therefore, the configuration of the plurality of through holes 35 provided in the bottom portion 3 will be described by taking the plurality of through holes 35 provided in the vicinity of the inner concave region 32c-1 as an example.

  As shown in FIG. 5, the through hole 35 is formed in an elongated rectangular shape. The through hole 35 is formed through the bottom 3. The through hole 35 is formed in such a size that the cultivated soil accommodated in the accommodating portion 7 hardly falls from the through hole 35. The space where the planter 1 is installed and the space of the accommodating portion 7 are communicated via the through hole 35. Thereby, the air which approachs from the recessed part 32 between the bottom part 3 and the mounting surface can approach the cultivation soil accommodated in the accommodating part 7 through the several through-hole 35. FIG. As a result, the planter 1 can supply the fresh air that has entered the cultivated soil of the accommodation unit 7 to the roots of the plant being cultivated.

  The recess 32 includes a plurality of through-hole groups 101a, 101b, 101c, 101d, 101e, 101f, 101g, 101h, 101i, 101j, 101k, each including a part of the plurality of through-holes 35 arranged side by side at a predetermined pitch. 101L. Hereinafter, among the reference codes “101a, 101b, 101c, 101d, 101e, 101f, 101g, 101h, 101i, 101j, 101k, 101L, 101m”, when listing consecutive codes, A continuous code is abbreviated by describing “˜” between the last code and the foremost and last codes.

  The through hole group 101a is provided in the peripheral plane area 321a of the peripheral concave area 32a, and the through hole group 101b is provided in the peripheral side wall area 322a of the peripheral concave area 32a. The through-hole group 101c is provided in the peripheral plane area 321b of the peripheral concave area 32b, and the through-hole group 101d is provided in the peripheral side wall area 322b of the peripheral concave area 32b. The through-hole group 101e and the through-hole group 101f are provided in the inner plane area 321c of the inner recessed area 32c-1. The through hole group 101g, the through hole group 101h, the through hole group 101i, the through hole group 101j, and the through hole group 101k are provided in the inner side wall region 322c of the inner concave region 32c. The through-hole group 101L is provided in the top end region 331 of the bank portion 33, and the through-hole group 101m is provided in the leg portion 31. It can also be seen that the through-hole group 101 i is provided in the side surface region 332 of the bank portion 33 and the through-hole group 101 j is provided in the intersecting side surface region 342 of the cross-bank portion 34.

  A plurality of through holes 35 included in one through hole group among the plurality of through hole groups 101a to 101m and a plurality of through holes included in another through hole group disposed adjacent to the one through hole group 35 are arranged with a half pitch deviation from each other. For example, the pitch of the plurality of through holes 35 included in the through hole group 101e provided in the inner plane region 321c of the inner concave region 32c-1 and the pitch of the plurality of through holes 35 included in the through hole group 101f are: They are offset from each other by a half pitch. Further, for example, the pitch of the plurality of through holes 35 included in the through hole group 101e provided in the inner plane area 321c of the inner concave area 32c-1 and the through holes provided in the inner side wall area 322c of the inner concave area 32c-1. The pitch of the plurality of through holes 35 included in the hole group 101g is shifted by a half pitch from each other. Further, for example, the pitch of the plurality of through holes 35 included in the through hole group 101g provided in the inner side wall region 322c of the inner concave region 32c-1, and the penetration provided in the inner side wall region 322c of the inner concave region 32c-1. The pitch of the plurality of through holes 35 included in the hole group 101d is shifted by a half pitch from each other. Further, for example, a plurality of through holes 35 included in the through hole group 101a provided in the flat surface portion 321 of the peripheral concave region 32a (that is, the peripheral flat region 321a) and a through provided in the peripheral side wall region 322a of the peripheral concave region 32a. The plurality of through holes 35 included in the hole group 101b are formed so as to be shifted from each other by a half pitch.

  The distance between the ends of the plurality of through holes 35 included in one through hole group and the ends of the plurality of through holes 35 included in another through hole group arranged adjacent to the one through hole group is When the plurality of through-holes 35 included in one through-hole group and the plurality of through-holes 35 included in the other through-hole group are shifted by a half pitch, it is longer than when the half-pitch is not shifted. Thereby, since the intensity | strength of the bottom part 3 improves, the planter 1 can prevent that the bottom part 3 deform | transforms or is damaged by the weight of the cultivation soil accommodated in the accommodating part 7. FIG.

  As described above, the planter 1 according to the present embodiment includes the bottom 3 having the recess 32 in which a plurality of through holes 35 are formed. For this reason, the planter 1 can generate a space for circulating air between the placement surface on which the planter 1 is placed and the bottom 3. Thereby, the planter 1 takes in the air which distribute | circulates to the bottom part 3 from the some through-hole 35 in the cultivation soil accommodated in the accommodating part 7, and gives fresh air to the root of the plant stretched in the cultivation soil. it can. Thus, the planter 1 can improve the amount of air taken in and keep the freshness of the air in the cultivated soil. Furthermore, the planter 1 can drain the unnecessary amount of water supplied to the cultivation soil from the plurality of through holes 35. Thereby, the planter 1 can give fresh water to the root of the plant stretched in the cultivation soil. As a result, the planter 1 can grow large flowers or grow fresh vegetables.

  Further, the planter 1 has a plurality of through holes 35 not only on the flat surface portion 321 where the concave portion 32 faces the placement surface but also on the side wall surface 322 substantially orthogonal to the placement surface. For this reason, the planter 1 can supply air not only from the side facing the mounting surface to the root of the plant stretched in the recess 32 but also from the side orthogonal to the mounting surface. That is, the planter 1 can sufficiently supply three-dimensionally fresh air from a plurality of directions to the root of the plant stretched in the recess 32. Thereby, the planter 1 can give fresh water to the root of the plant stretched in the cultivation soil. As a result, the planter 1 can grow large flowers or grow fresh vegetables.

  Furthermore, the planter 1 can make the end of the column inserted into the cultivated soil less likely to slip on the surface of the bottom 3 by the plurality of through holes 35 provided in the flat surface portion 321. That is, the plurality of through holes 35 provided in the flat portion 321 can exhibit a function similar to the rib 9 or a function of assisting the rib 9.

[Second Embodiment]
A planter according to a second embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. Regarding the planter 2 according to the present embodiment, the same reference numerals are given to the constituent elements having the same operations and functions as those of the planter 1 according to the first embodiment, and description thereof will be omitted.

  As shown in FIG. 6, the planter 2 according to the present embodiment has a box shape with one side opened. The planter 2 is made of resin. The planter 2 includes a peripheral wall portion 5 formed in an annular shape and a bottom portion 4 provided by closing an opening on one end side of the peripheral wall portion 5. The bottom part 4 delimits the accommodating part 7 which accommodates the cultivation soil which grows a plant with the surrounding wall part 5. As shown in FIG. The other end that is not blocked by the bottom 4 is open. The planter 2 is configured to put the cultivated soil into the accommodating portion 7 from the other end side of the peripheral wall portion 5. The peripheral wall portion 5 is formed in a square ring shape when the accommodating portion 7 is viewed from the other end side.

  As shown in FIG. 6, the planter 2 includes a rib 8 in the accommodating portion 7. The rib 8 is formed in order to prevent the support pillar for supporting the plant planted in the cultivation soil accommodated in the accommodating portion 7 from falling down. The detailed configuration of the rib 8 will be described later.

  As shown in FIG. 7, the bottom portion 4 has legs 41 for supporting the planter 2 on the placement surface on which the bottom portion 4 is placed. Here, the mounting surface is a surface where the planter 2 is used and the bottom 4 is installed. For example, the mounting surface may be the ground or the floor of a house veranda or terrace. The leg portions 41 are respectively provided at the four corners of the peripheral wall portion 5. The leg portions 41 are corners of the peripheral wall portion 5, and are respectively provided on the front surface portion 5 a and the right side surface portion 5 b, the right side surface portion 5 b and the back surface portion 5 c, the back surface portion 5 c and the left side surface portion 5 d, and the left side surface portion 5 d and the front surface portion 5 a. It has a bent shape. The leg portions 41 are formed so as to uniformly protrude from the front surface portion 5a, the right side surface portion 5b, the back surface portion 5c, and the left side surface portion 5d. The leg portion 41 is formed so as to protrude in a direction away from one end of the peripheral wall portion 5.

  The bottom portion 4 has a contact surface 41a that comes into contact with a placement surface on which the bottom portion 4 is placed. The contact surface 41 a is provided on the bottom portion 4. That is, the contact surface 41a is a part of the outer surface of the leg portion 41 that contacts the placement surface. For this reason, the contact surface 41a is provided in the four corners of the peripheral wall part 5 in which the leg part 41 is provided.

  As shown in FIG. 7, the bottom portion 4 has a recess 42 that is formed to be recessed toward the other end side of the peripheral wall portion 5 with respect to the contact surface 41 a. The recess 42 has a plurality of through-holes 45 (details will be described later) formed through the bottom 4. In FIG. 6 and FIGS. 7 to 10 to be described later, in order to avoid complication, a part of the plurality of through holes 45 is given a reference symbol. Although details will be described later, the concave portion 42 includes a peripheral concave region 42a and an inner concave region 42b. Hereinafter, the peripheral concave region 42 a and the inner concave region 42 b are collectively referred to as the concave portion 42.

  As shown in FIG. 7, the concave portion 42 has a concave shape when viewed from the bottom surface side of the planter 2, that is, the side on which the contact surface 41 a is provided. On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 6, the concave portion 42 has a convex shape that projects into the housing portion 7 when viewed from the plane side of the planter 2, that is, the housing portion 7 side.

  The concave portion 42 has a peripheral concave region 42 a provided over one end of the peripheral wall portion 5 and a part below the accommodating portion 7. The peripheral concave region 42a is provided at least at two places. The peripheral concave regions 42a provided at two places are arranged to face each other. Specifically, the peripheral recessed area 42a includes a part of the front part 5a and a part below the accommodating part 7, a part of the right side part 5b and a part below the accommodating part 7, and a part of the back part 5c. And a part below the accommodating part 7, a part of the left side surface part 5 d and a part below the accommodating part 7. Each of the peripheral concave regions 42a is provided between two adjacent leg portions 41. In this way, one peripheral concave region 42a is provided on each of the opposing surfaces of the peripheral wall portions 5 arranged to face each other. One peripheral recessed area 42a arranged oppositely serves as an air inlet, and the other peripheral recessed area 42a serves as an air outlet. Further, the peripheral concave regions 42a arranged to face each other are arranged on a straight line. For this reason, the planter 2 is easy to distribute | circulate air between the bottom part 4 and a mounting surface.

  As shown in FIG. 7, it has the recessed part 42 and the inner side recessed area | region 42b provided in the area | region inside the surrounding wall part 5. As shown in FIG. The inner concave region 42b is provided closer to the other end side of the peripheral wall portion 5 than the peripheral deep region 42a and the bottom deep region 42b-2 provided farther from the other end side of the peripheral wall portion 5 than the peripheral concave region 42a. And a shallow bottom region 42b-1. The bottom deep region 42b-2 is provided adjacent to the contact surface 41a. The shallow bottom region 42 b-1 is provided at the center of the bottom portion 4. The bottom shallow region 42b-1 has a square shape when viewed from the other end side of the peripheral wall portion 5, and is provided surrounded by the four peripheral recessed regions 42a and the four bottom deep regions 42b-2.

  Next, the detailed structure of the rib 8 and the recessed part 42 is demonstrated using FIG.8 and FIG.9. FIG. 8 is an external view of the planter 2 as viewed from the same direction as in FIG. 6, but some of the plurality of through holes 45 are not shown for easy understanding. FIG. 9 is an external view of the planter 2 as seen from the same direction as FIG. 7, but some of the through holes 45 are not shown for easy understanding.

  As shown in FIG. 8, the planter 2 includes a rib 8 provided in the accommodating portion 7. The rib 8 includes a first rib 81, a second rib 82, a third rib 83, and a fourth rib 84 (all of which will be described later). Hereinafter, the first rib 81, the second rib 82, the third rib 83, and the fourth rib 84 are collectively referred to as the rib 8. The rib 8 is provided in at least one of the uneven convex region and the concave region formed in the accommodating portion 7 by the concave portion 42. This convex region is formed in a region where either one of the peripheral concave region 42a and the inner concave region 42b is provided. In the present embodiment, this convex region is formed in both the formation region of the peripheral concave region 42a and the formation region of the inner concave region 42b. The rib 8 is provided between the concave and convex concave region formed in the accommodating portion 7 by the concave portion 42 and the peripheral wall portion 5. A region between the concave region and the peripheral wall portion 5 is formed in a region where the contact surface 41a is provided.

  The rib 8 includes a first rib 81 extending in the longitudinal direction of the peripheral concave region 42a, a second rib 82 extending in a direction intersecting the first rib 81, and a third rib 83 formed in a frame shape. The fourth rib 84 is provided between the corner of the bottom shallow region 42 b-1 and the corner of the peripheral wall 5. The first rib 81, the second rib 82, the third rib 83, and the fourth rib 84 have a thin plate shape. The first rib 81, the second rib 82, the third rib 83, and the fourth rib 84 are provided upright from the bottom 4 toward the open end of the peripheral wall 5. The first rib 81, the second rib 82, the third rib 83, and the fourth rib 84 are arranged with a predetermined interval. Thereby, the rib 8 has the same effect as the rib 9 provided in the planter 1 according to the first embodiment.

  The convex region provided with the peripheral concave region 42 a is provided with a pair of first ribs 81 and two second ribs 82 disposed between the pair of first ribs 81. In FIG. 8, the second rib 82 is not shown on the peripheral concave region 42a provided on the front surface 5a side and the right side surface portion 5b. The pair of first ribs 81 is disposed in the vicinity of both end portions of the peripheral concave region 42a. The pair of first ribs 81 are arranged substantially in parallel. The second rib 82 is disposed orthogonal to the pair of first ribs 81. Both end portions of the second rib 82 are provided in contact with opposing surfaces of the pair of first ribs 81, respectively.

  As shown in FIG. 9, the concave portion 42 has a flat surface portion 421 parallel to the contact surface 41 a and a side wall surface 422 that falls from the flat surface portion 421 in a direction away from the other end side of the peripheral wall portion 5. The plane portion 421 includes a peripheral plane area 421a provided in the peripheral concave area 42a, a bottom shallow plane area 421b-1 provided in the bottom shallow area 42b-1, and a bottom depth provided in the bottom depth area 42b-2. And a planar area 421b-2. The side wall surface 422 includes a peripheral side wall region 422a provided in the peripheral concave region 42a, a bottom shallow side wall region 422b-1 provided in the bottom shallow region 42b-1, and a bottom depth provided in the bottom depth region 42b-2. Side wall region 422b-2.

  The peripheral side wall region 422a is provided on both sides of the peripheral plane region 421a. The peripheral side wall region 422a is provided between the peripheral flat surface region 421a, the contact surface 41a, and the bottom deep region 42b-2. The peripheral side wall region 422a constitutes a side wall extending from the peripheral flat region 421a to the contact surface 41a and the bottom deep region 42b-2. The peripheral plane area 421a, the peripheral side wall area 422a, the contact surface 41a, and the bottom depth area 42b-2 are integrally formed.

  The bottom deep plane region 421b-2 is provided adjacent to the contact surface 41a. The bottom deep side wall region 422b-2 is provided between the bottom deep planar region 421b-2 and the contact surface 41a. The bottom deep side wall region 422b-2 constitutes a side wall extending from the bottom deep plane region 421b-2 to the contact surface 41a. The bottom deep plane region 421b-2, the bottom deep side wall region 422b-2, and the contact surface 41a are integrally formed.

  The shallow shallow side wall region 422b-1 is provided so as to surround the bottom shallow planar region 421b-1. The bottom shallow side wall region 422b-1 constitutes a side wall extending from the bottom shallow planar region 421b-1 to the peripheral concave region 42a and the bottom deep region 42b-2. The bottom shallow planar region 421b-1, the bottom deep region 42b-2, and the peripheral concave region 42a are integrally formed.

  Next, the configuration of the through hole 45 will be described with reference to FIG. The planter 2 has a shape to be rotated around the center of the bottom shallow planar region 421b-1 as an object axis. Therefore, the configuration of the plurality of through holes 45 provided in the bottom portion 4 will be described by taking the plurality of through holes 45 provided in the bottom portion 4 near the front left side as an example.

  As shown in FIG. 10, the through hole 45 is formed in an elongated rectangular shape. The through hole 45 is formed through the bottom 4. The through hole 45 is formed in such a size that the cultivated soil accommodated in the accommodating portion 7 hardly falls from the through hole 45. The space where the planter 2 is installed and the space of the accommodating portion 7 are communicated with each other through the through hole 45. Thereby, the air which approachs from the recessed part 42 between the bottom part 4 and the mounting surface can approach the cultivation soil accommodated in the accommodating part 7 through the several through-hole 45. FIG. As a result, the planter 2 can supply the fresh air that has entered the cultivated soil of the accommodation unit 7 to the roots of the plant being cultivated.

  The recess 42 has a plurality of through-hole groups 201a, 201b, 201c, 201d, 201e, 201f, 201g, and 201h each including a part of the plurality of through-holes 45 arranged side by side at a predetermined pitch. Hereinafter, among the reference codes “201a, 201b, 201c, 201d, 201e, 201f, 201g-1, 201g-2, 201h”, when listing consecutive codes, , A continuous code is abbreviated by describing “˜” between the first and last codes.

  The through-hole group 201a is provided in the peripheral plane area 421a of the peripheral concave area 42a, and the through-hole group 201b is provided in the peripheral side wall area 422a of the peripheral concave area 42a. The through-hole group 201c and the through-hole group 201d are provided in the bottom shallow planar region 421b-1 of the bottom shallow region 42b-1, and the through-hole group 201e and the through-hole group 201f are the bottom shallow side walls of the bottom shallow region 42b-1. The region 422b-1 is provided. The through hole group 201g is provided in the bottom deep plane region 421b-2 of the bottom deep region 42b-2, and the through hole group 201h is provided in the bottom deep side wall region 422b-2 of the bottom deep region 42b-2.

  A plurality of through-holes 45 included in one through-hole group among the plurality of through-hole groups 201a to 201h, and a plurality of through-holes included in another through-hole group disposed adjacent to the one through-hole group 45 are arranged with a half-pitch deviation from each other. For example, the pitch of the plurality of through holes 45 included in the through hole group 201e provided in the bottom shallow side wall region 422b-1 of the bottom shallow region 42b-1 and the pitch of the plurality of through holes 45 included in the through hole group 201f. Are formed so as to be shifted from each other by a half pitch. Further, for example, the pitch of the plurality of through holes 45 included in the through hole group 201f provided in the bottom shallow side wall region 422b-1 of the bottom shallow region 42b-1, and the bottom depth plane region 421b- of the bottom depth region 42b-2. The pitch of the plurality of through-holes 45 included in the through-hole group 201g provided in 2 is shifted by a half pitch from each other. Further, for example, the pitch of the plurality of through holes 45 included in the through hole group 201f provided in the shallow shallow sidewall region 422b-1 of the shallow shallow region 42b-1 and the peripheral sidewall region 422a of the peripheral concave region 42a are provided. The through hole group 201b is shifted by a half pitch from each other.

  The distance between the ends of the plurality of through holes 45 included in one through hole group and the ends of the plurality of through holes 45 included in another through hole group disposed adjacent to the one through hole group is When the plurality of through-holes 45 included in one through-hole group and the plurality of through-holes 45 included in the other through-hole group are shifted by a half pitch, it is longer than when the half-pitch is not shifted. Thereby, since the intensity | strength of the bottom part 3 improves, the planter 2 can prevent that the bottom part 4 deform | transforms or is damaged with the weight of the cultivation soil accommodated in the accommodating part 7. FIG.

  As described above, the planter 2 according to the present embodiment includes the bottom portion 4 having the concave portion 42 in which the plurality of through holes 45 are formed. For this reason, the planter 2 can generate a space for circulating air between the placement surface on which the planter 2 is placed and the bottom portion 4. Thereby, the planter 2 has the same effect as the planter 1 according to the first embodiment.

  Further, the planter 2 has a plurality of through holes 35 not only on the flat surface portion 421 where the concave portion 42 faces the placement surface but also on the side wall surface 422 substantially orthogonal to the placement surface. For this reason, the planter 1 can supply air not only from the side facing the mounting surface to the root of the plant stretched in the recess 42 but also from the side orthogonal to the mounting surface. That is, the planter 2 can sufficiently supply three-dimensional fresh air from a plurality of directions to the roots of the plant stretched in the recess 42. Thereby, the planter 2 has the same effect as the planter 1 according to the first embodiment.

The present invention is not limited to the first and second embodiments, and various modifications can be made.
For example, the planter 1 according to the first embodiment has a length in the longitudinal direction of, for example, 70 cm. However, the present invention is not limited thereto, and the length of the planter in the longitudinal direction may be longer than 70 cm. Even if it is short, the same effect as the planter 1 according to the first embodiment can be obtained.

  Further, for example, the planter 2 according to the second embodiment has a length of, for example, 40 cm on one side, but the present invention is not limited to this, and the length of one side of the planter may be longer than 40 cm. Even if it is short, the same effect as the planter 2 according to the second embodiment can be obtained.

  Further, for example, the uneven shape of the bottom 3 of the planter 1 according to the first embodiment is not limited to the recessed portion 32, and has the same uneven shape as the recessed portion 42 of the bottom 4 of the planter 2 according to the second embodiment. Also good. Further, for example, the uneven shape of the bottom 4 of the planter 2 according to the second embodiment is not limited to the recess 42, and has the same uneven shape as the recess 32 of the bottom 3 of the planter 1 according to the first embodiment. Also good.

  Further, the shape of the peripheral wall portion 5 is not limited to a rectangular shape or a square shape as viewed from the other end portion, but may be a circular shape, an elliptical shape, a 3 or 4 or more and 5 or more polygonal shape. Effects similar to those of the planters 1 and 2 according to the second embodiment can be obtained.

The planters according to the first and second embodiments are summarized as follows.
(Appendix 1)
A circumferential wall portion formed in an annular shape;
A bottom surface that has a contact surface in contact with the mounting surface to be mounted, delimits an opening on one end side of the peripheral wall portion, and defines an accommodating portion that accommodates cultivation soil for cultivating plants together with the peripheral wall portion;
A planter comprising: a plurality of through holes formed so as to penetrate the bottom portion; and a recess formed to be recessed toward the other end of the peripheral wall portion with respect to the contact surface.
(Appendix 2)
The planter according to appendix 1, wherein the concave portion has a peripheral concave region provided on one end of the peripheral wall portion and below the accommodating portion.
(Appendix 3)
The planter according to appendix 3, wherein the peripheral concave region is provided in at least two places.
(Appendix 4)
The planter according to appendix 3, wherein the peripheral concave regions provided at the two locations are arranged to face each other.
(Appendix 5)
The recess has a plurality of through-hole groups each including a part of the plurality of through-holes arranged side by side at a predetermined pitch,
The plurality of through-holes included in the plurality of through-hole groups included in one through-hole group and the other through-hole group disposed adjacent to the one through-hole group. The planter according to any one of appendices 1 to 4, wherein the planters are arranged so as to be shifted from each other by a half pitch.
(Appendix 6)
The concave portion has an inner concave region provided in an inner region than the peripheral concave region.
(Appendix 7)
The inner concave region is formed to be recessed closer to the other end than the peripheral concave region.
(Appendix 8)
The bottom portion has a bank portion that connects the two peripheral concave regions disposed opposite to each other.
(Appendix 9)
The bottom portion has a cross bank portion provided to cross the bank portion.
(Appendix 10)
The inner concave region is divided into four by the bank portion and the cross bank portion.
(Appendix 11)
The concave portion has a flat portion parallel to the contact surface and a side wall surface that falls from the flat portion in a direction away from the other end side,
The plurality of through holes are formed in both the flat portion and the side wall surface.
(Appendix 12)
The plurality of through holes formed in the planar portion and the plurality of through holes formed in the side wall surface are formed so as to be shifted from each other by a half pitch.
(Appendix 13)
The plane portion has a peripheral plane area provided in the peripheral concave area and an inner plane area provided in the inner concave area,
The side wall surface includes a peripheral side wall region provided in the peripheral concave region and an inner side wall region provided in the inner concave region.
(Appendix 14)
The bank has a top end region parallel to the contact surface, and a side region rising from the top end region in a direction approaching the other end side,
The top end region is formed flush with the peripheral plane region,
The side region is included in the inner side wall region.
(Appendix 15)
The cross bank portion has a cross top end region parallel to the contact surface, and a cross side surface region falling in a direction approaching the one end side from the cross top end region,
The intersecting top end region is formed flush with the top end region,
The intersecting side surface region is included in the inner side wall region.
(Appendix 16)
The peripheral plane region, the top end region, and the cross top end region are integrally formed.
(Appendix 17)
The peripheral concave region has a first region and a second region, and the first region is arranged side by side in the extending direction of the bank portion,
Said 2nd area | region is arrange | positioned along with the extending | stretching direction of the said cross bank part.
(Appendix 18)
The peripheral plane area of the second area is farther from a plane including the one end than the top end area and the cross top end area.
(Appendix 19)
The rib provided in the said accommodating part is provided.
(Appendix 20)
The rib is provided in at least one of the convex and concave regions formed in the housing portion by the concave portion.
(Appendix 21)
The convex region is formed in a region where at least one of the peripheral concave region and the inner concave region is provided.
(Appendix 22)
The rib is provided between the adjacent convex regions.
(Appendix 23)
A region between the adjacent convex regions is formed in a region where at least one of the bank portion and the cross bank portion is provided.
(Appendix 24)
The rib is provided in a region between the convex region and the peripheral wall portion.
(Appendix 25)
A region between the convex region and the peripheral wall portion is formed in a region where the peripheral concave region is provided.
(Appendix 26)
The rib is provided in a region between the concave region and the peripheral wall portion.
(Appendix 27)
A region between the concave region and the peripheral wall portion is formed in a region where the contact surface is provided.
(Appendix 28)
The rib has a first rib extending in the extending direction of the bank portion and a second rib extending in a direction intersecting the first rib.
(Appendix 29)
The contact surfaces are provided at the four corners of the peripheral wall portion.
(Appendix 30)
The other end of the peripheral wall portion is provided with a folded portion that is folded outward.
(Appendix 31)
The inner concave region includes a bottom deep region provided farther from the other end side than the peripheral concave region, and a shallow bottom region provided closer to the other end side than the peripheral concave region. Have.
(Appendix 32)
The bottom depth region is provided adjacent to the contact surface.
(Appendix 33)
The shallow bottom region is provided at the center of the bottom.

  The above embodiment exemplifies an apparatus for embodying the technical idea of the present invention, and the technical idea of the present invention is the above-described material, shape, structure, arrangement, etc. of components. It is not something specific. The technical idea of the present invention can be variously modified within the technical scope defined by the claims described in the claims of the utility model registration.

1, 2 Planter 3, 4 Bottom 5 Peripheral wall 5a Front 5b Right side 5c Back 5d Left side 7 Receiving part 9, 8, 512 Rib 31, 41 Leg 31a, 41a Contact surface 32, 42 Recess 32a, 42a Perimeter Concave region 32b Peripheral concave region 32c, 32c-1, 32c-2, 32c-3, 32c-4, 42b Inner concave region 33 Bank portion 34 Cross bank portion 35, 45 Through hole 42b-1 Bottom shallow region 42b-2 Bottom Deep region 51 Folded portion 81, 91, 91a, 91b, 91c, 91d First rib 82, 92, 92a, 92b, 92c, 92d Second rib 83 Third rib 84 Fourth rib 101 Through holes 101a to 101m, 201a to 201h Through-hole group 321, 421 Planar part 321a, 321b, 321c, 421a Peripheral plane area 322, 422 Side wall surface 322a, 322b, 42 a peripheral side wall region 322c inner side wall region 331 top end region 332 side region 341 cross top end region 342 cross side surface region 421b-1 bottom shallow plane region 421b-2 bottom deep plane region 422b-1 bottom shallow side wall region 422b-2 bottom depth Side wall region 511 opening

Claims (5)

A circumferential wall portion formed in an annular shape;
A bottom surface that has a contact surface in contact with the mounting surface to be mounted, delimits an opening on one end side of the peripheral wall portion, and defines an accommodating portion that accommodates cultivation soil for cultivating plants together with the peripheral wall portion;
A planter comprising: a plurality of through holes formed so as to penetrate the bottom portion; and a recess formed to be recessed toward the other end of the peripheral wall portion with respect to the contact surface. The planter according to claim 1, wherein the concave portion includes a peripheral concave region provided over one end of the peripheral wall portion and a lower portion of the housing portion. The planter according to claim 2, wherein the peripheral concave region is provided in at least two places. The planter according to claim 3, wherein the peripheral concave regions provided at the two locations are arranged to face each other. The recess has a plurality of through-hole groups each including a part of the plurality of through-holes arranged side by side at a predetermined pitch,
The plurality of through-holes included in the plurality of through-hole groups included in one through-hole group and the other through-hole group disposed adjacent to the one through-hole group. The planter according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the planter is arranged so as to be shifted by a half pitch.

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