JP3209436U - Root cutting fertilizer for flowerpots - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to provide a root-cutting fertilizer for a flower pot that can easily cut out old roots of a plant filled in a flower pot. A cylindrical shape having an end face cut in a direction perpendicular to the cylinder, the end face side being an upper end face, and the other end of the cylinder having an end face cut obliquely. A rooting fertilizer for plant pots, wherein the end face side is a lower end face, and the lower end face is sharply sharpened. [Selection] Figure 3

Description

  This device relates to a simple fertilizer that can be used for potted bonsai and planter cultivation that is carried out in ordinary households. More specifically, in order to apply humus etc. to plants and flowers that are mainly grown in flowerpots in ordinary households. It is a fertilizer.

  In recent years, there has been an increase in the number of households that cultivate flowering plants and planting plants in ornamental pots for ornamental use. The method of cultivating and growing in flower pots does not require a large amount of soil, unlike open-field cultivation, and can be cultivated and cultivated with a variety of flowering plants and plants, etc. for each flower pot using an apartment veranda. And enjoy it.

  However, for example, the method of planting seedlings in plant pots and growing them is relatively easy if you give water at the beginning of the plant pots, but you can enjoy growth relatively easily. In the limited container, the root growth will eventually become limited.

  In addition, depending on the type of flower, plant, etc., the growth of hair roots is remarkable, and even if water is applied from the top of the flower pot, the hair roots do not absorb enough water and die. Special attention should be paid to water shortages when exposed to direct sunlight.

  Conventionally, when such a situation occurs, take out a flower or a plant from the flower pot, and then remove the root and soil mass in the shape of a flower pot in which the soil and root are entangled with a tapered rod-like shape. A method of loosening with a rake, scraping unnecessary hair roots, and replanting with new humus. This method is the best method for plants because old roots can be completely removed, but it requires a working place because old soil is discarded, and it is necessary to take out old and hardened flowers and plants from plant pots. The current situation is that it is difficult to carry out knowing that it is a good method because it requires labor.

  Also as in the prior literature. In some cases, water pipes and fertilizers were inserted by inserting pipe-shaped flower pot waterways around trunks of plants and flowers. However, with this method, when the roots of the flower pot are stretched, water can be applied to the place where the pipe is inserted. Therefore, in such a case, it has been necessary to insert several pipes around trunks such as plants and flowers.

  Furthermore, in this case, water supply and fertilization can be performed, but it was found that old follicles that grew with the date were not removed, and weakened plants and the like were slow to recover and grew significantly inferior.

Noto 3007580

  In the prior art, as described above, since the old hair roots that have grown with the date are not removed, the number of rhizobia parasitic on the old hair roots increases. There is concern that this will eventually lead to continuous cropping disorders. In the case of outdoor planting, the roots spread out in search of new ground, but in a limited volume like a flower pot, it can be said that the situation is extremely severe for plants. Therefore, it is necessary to create an environment where plants and flowers can grow vigorously even in flowerpots.

  The present invention solves the above-described problems, and in a flower pot, a cylinder that can be inserted around the trunk of a flower or a plant (hereinafter referred to as a plant) grown in the flower pot. A rooting fertilizer for a flower pot that can partially cut off the roots of a plant and can extract the cut roots and the soil that has been pressed into the cylinder together with the cylinders from the flower pot.

  The cylinder that can be inserted around the trunk of the plant is made of plastic, and it is desirable that the end face of the cylinder be an end face that is sharply pointed with respect to the thickness of the cylinder. By doing so, even if the soil on the surface of the flower pot is hard, it can be easily inserted around the trunk of the plant planted in the flower pot.

  The cylinder, which can be inserted around the trunk of the plant, is preferably provided with a hole penetrating the cylinder in the vicinity of the other end face opposed to the sharply pointed end face. By using this hole, the cylinder inserted around the trunk of the flowerpot can be easily pulled out.

  As plants cultivated in flowerpots grow, the roots grow with the sun, become dense inside the flowerpot, and harden with the soil. According to the present invention, by inserting the fertilizer of the present invention around the trunk of a plant grown in a flower pot, old roots of the plant grown in the flower pot can be cut off. Then, the cut roots and soil can be removed at once. In addition, it may not be able to be easily inserted with soil in a hardened flowerpot. In such a case, the upper surface of the fertilizer can be driven with a hammer, and the root is sharply sharpened at the lower end of the pipe. Can be cut off.

(A) of the flowerpot using the fertilizer of this invention is sectional drawing, (B) is a top view. It is sectional drawing which shows the fertilizer of this invention extracted from the flowerpot. It is sectional drawing of the fertilizer of 1st Example in this invention. It is sectional drawing of the fertilizer of 2nd Example in this invention. It is sectional drawing of the fertilizer of 3rd Example in this invention.

  An embodiment of each fertilizer according to the present invention will be described based on the drawings.

  FIG. 1 is a sectional view of a flower pot (A) using the fertilizer of the present invention, and (B) is a plan view thereof. First, a cross-sectional view (A) will be described. In the flower pot 1, plants and plants 3 are planted together with the soil 2. As described above, the plant 3 grows day by day and the trunk 4 becomes thicker. As shown in FIG. 1, the root 6 grows and the hair root 5 fills the flower pot. It is usually said that the roots are stretched, but it takes several months to a year to reach such a state. It is known that when the roots are stretched, the soil 2 becomes hard and the roots 6 and the hair roots 5 cannot absorb moisture even when water is replenished. In addition, it becomes soil that does not contain air and becomes harder and harder. Growing plants in such a state may stop growing and cause illness.

  When the fertilizer 7 of the present invention is in the state as described above, a plurality of the fertilizer 7 is inserted around the plant 3 planted in the flower pot 1, and a portion of the hair root stretched by inserting is cut off. 7 is pulled out together with the soil 9 that has entered at the same time as part of the hair root cut out, and in the pulled-out state, a hole 8 having the same size as the outer diameter of the cylinder is formed, and FIG. Reference numeral 10 indicates a position where the fertilizer 7 is to be inserted next time. 11 is a pebble placed at the bottom of the flower pot 1, and 12 is a drain hole provided at the bottom of the flower pot 1. A hole 8 from which the fertilizer 7 is pulled out is filled with humic soil containing fertilizer or new soil.

  The fertilizer 7 of the first embodiment of the rooting fertilizer for flower pots according to the present invention has a cylindrical shape 7-4 as shown in FIG. 2, and when inserted into the flower pot 1, the soil 9 and soil are in the cylinder. The state which the mixed hair root 9-1 enters is shown. When pulled out from the flower pot, the follicle 9-1 mixed with the soil is taken out from the cylinder and discarded.

  Next, FIG. 3 will be described. FIG. 3 is a sectional view of the fertilizer 7 of the first embodiment. The fertilizer 7 has a shape in which one end is cut in a direction perpendicular to the cylinder, and the other end has a shape obtained by cutting the cylinder obliquely. A hole 7-3 penetrating the cylinder in the lateral direction is provided in the vicinity of the end face cut in the perpendicular direction. This hole is used when the fertilizer is pulled out from the flower pot.

  In the embodiment of the fertilizer shown in FIG. 3, after the lower end of the cylinder 7-4 is cut obliquely, the end face is sharply sharpened. The sharpening angle θ7-2 is about 15 °, and the thick part of the cylinder is sharply processed from the outer diameter toward the inner diameter.

  FIG. 4 will be described. FIG. 4 shows the second embodiment, and the fertilizer 17 is cylindrical as in the first embodiment. The upper end face has a horizontally cut shape, and a hole 17-3 penetrating the cylinder in the lateral direction is provided in the vicinity of the end face. The other end is cut horizontally parallel to the upper end face, and the end face is sharply sharpened. The sharpening angle θ17-2 is about 15 °, and the thick part of the cylinder is sharply processed from the outer diameter toward the inner diameter.

  FIG. 5 will be described. FIG. 5 shows a third embodiment. In this embodiment, the hole 27-3 penetrating in the lateral direction is provided in the cylindrical portion 27-4, which is the same as the above embodiment. Unlike the other embodiments, the angle θ27-2 for sharpening the lower end portion is sharply set to about 15 °, and the thick portion of the cylinder is sharply processed from the inner diameter toward the outer diameter. ing.

  By regularly cutting out old roots of plants planted in flower pots using the fertilizer of the present invention, continuous cropping failures can be prevented and water sucking up at the time of water supply can be improved. Further, the hole 8 from which the fertilizer 7 has been pulled out can be filled with humus or fresh soil containing fertilizer. There is a slow-acting fertilizer in humus soil, which can be appropriately implemented depending on the growth state of the plant. Moreover, the weak potted plant can be recovered by making many holes using the fertilizer of the present invention as necessary.

  In addition, this embodiment is shown as an example and does not limit the scope of the invention. These novel embodiments can be implemented in various other forms, and various omissions, replacements, and changes can be made without departing from the spirit of the invention. These embodiments and modifications thereof are included in the scope and gist of the present invention, and are included in the scope of the invention described in the claims of the utility model registration and the equivalent scope thereof.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Flower pot 2 Soil 3 Plant 4 Plant trunk 5 Hair root 6 Root 7 Fertilizer 8 Hole made by removing fertilizer 9 Soil and root in the fertilizer 10 Part to be inserted the next time 11 Pebble 12 Flower pot Water drain hole

Claims (7)

  A cylindrical shape having an end surface cut in a direction perpendicular to the cylinder, the end surface side being an upper end surface, and the other end of the cylinder having an obliquely cut end surface, the end surface side being A root cutting fertilizer for a flower pot, characterized in that the lower end face is sharpened.   A cylindrical shape having an end surface cut in a direction perpendicular to the cylinder, the end surface side being an upper end surface, and the other end of the cylinder having an obliquely cut end surface, the end surface side being The root cutting fertilizer for plant pots according to claim 1, wherein the lower end surface is a sharp end pointed from the outer diameter toward the inner diameter.   A cylindrical shape having an end face that is formed by cutting both ends of the cylinder in a direction perpendicular to the cylinder, the end face side as an upper end face, the other end face as a lower end face, and a thick wall portion of the cylinder at the lower end face A root-cutting fertilizer for flower pots characterized by sharpening from the outer diameter toward the inner diameter.   A cylindrical shape having an end face that is formed by cutting both ends of the cylinder in a direction perpendicular to the cylinder, the end face side as an upper end face, the other end face as a lower end face, and a thick wall portion of the cylinder at the lower end face A root-cutting fertilizer for flower pots, characterized by sharpening from the inner diameter toward the outer diameter. The root cutting fertilizer for flower pots according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the cylindrical fertilizer is made of plastic.   The root cutting fertilizer for a flowerpot according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein an angle at which the cylindrical lower end is sharply sharpened is approximately 15 °.   The root cutting fertilizer for a flower pot according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the end face side of the cylindrical shape cut in a direction perpendicular to the cylinder is an upper end face and a through hole is provided in the vicinity of the upper end face. Ingredients.

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