JP3241950U - Charcoalized container and ornamental moss using carbonized container Ornamental bonsai using carbonized container - Google Patents

Abstract

A moss ball is formed by attaching moss to the surface of a medium formed into a spherical shape or the like, but the work is very complicated and troublesome, and the growth management itself is also troublesome. In particular, there is a problem that the bottom surface of the moss ball is not exposed to light, making it difficult to grow moss. SOLUTION: A carbonization container 2 in which a hollow portion 5 is formed by carbonizing fruits and vegetables having skins on the outer periphery and removing the contents thereof, and a moss plant 4 planted in an opening 3 formed in the upper surface of the carbonization container. The above problem is solved by the ornamental moss 1 using a carbonization container consisting of. [Selection drawing] Fig. 1

Description

There is an application for application of Article 30, paragraph 2 of the Patent Act, which is applied mutatis mutandis in Article 11 of the Utility Model Act. At the Moss Exhibition, we sold ornamental moss devised by Miyuki Maeda to visitors. [Public publications, etc.] From November 10 to 13, 2020, Miyuki Maeda published ornamental moss invented by Miyuki Maeda on her Instagram.

The present invention relates to a carbonization container, ornamental moss using a carbonization container, and ornamental bonsai using a carbonization container.

A moss ball is known as ornamental moss using a moss plant.
A moss ball is made by wrapping the roots of plants in clayey soil such as keto soil, affixing a moss plant to the surface of a sphere-shaped medium, and then wrapping a thread around the moss plant to form the moss plant into a sphere. It is designed not to peel off from the culture medium.

Also, charcoal tray is known as bonsai of charcoal vessel. A charcoal tray is used to grow plants and moss plants using charcoal as a flower pot.

A moss ball is formed by attaching a moss plant to the surface of a culture medium formed into a spherical shape or the like. In particular, there is a problem that the bottom surface of the moss ball does not receive light, making it difficult to grow moss plants.

The charcoal tray shown in Non-Patent Document 1 is made by slicing charcoal into slices and planting plants and moss plants in the top opening. There is a problem that it lacks a sense of unity with the moss.

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The present invention solves the above-mentioned conventional problems, the work is very simple, and the growth management itself is also simple. A charcoalization container with a unique shape and ornamental moss/carbonization using the charcoalization container that can keep the moss plant in good growth condition and enjoy the appreciation of the moss plant for a long period of time by integrating the container and the moss plant. The object is to provide an ornamental bonsai using a container.

In order to solve the above problems, the carbonization container of the present invention is characterized in that a hollow portion is formed by carbonizing fruits and vegetables having skins on the outer periphery and removing the contents.
In addition, the ornamental moss using the carbonization container of the present invention includes a carbonization container formed by carbonizing fruits and vegetables having skins on the outer periphery and removing the contents to form a hollow portion, and an opening formed on the upper surface of the carbonization container. and a moss plant planted in the
Moreover, in the ornamental moss using the carbonization container of the present invention, the fruits and vegetables are desirably citrus fruits.
Moreover, it is desirable that the moss for viewing using the carbonization container of the present invention has a spherical surface.
In addition, it is desirable that the bonsai for viewing using the carbonization container of the present invention has an appropriate plant planted in the upper opening of the carbonization container.

The carbonization container of the present invention is characterized by carbonizing fruits and vegetables having skins on the outer periphery and removing the contents to form a hollow portion. There is an effect that it can be used for various containers such as a new form of moss ornamental object different from the conventional moss ball and charcoal vessel bonsai.
As in claim 2, ornamental moss using a carbonization container includes a carbonization container in which a hollow portion is formed by carbonizing fruits and vegetables having skins on the outer periphery and removing the contents, and a carbonization container formed on the upper surface of the carbonization container. It is characterized by the moss plant planted in the opening of the charcoal, and is an ornamental moss that combines the charcoal container and the moss plant, and is different from the conventional moss ball and charcoal vessel bonsai. There is an effect that it becomes a novel form of moss ornamental object. Furthermore, when the carbonized container itself is spherical, it has the effect of becoming an ornamental moss that gives a unique impression by planting a moss plant in the upper opening. It can be placed anywhere, such as in a transparent container, and it is possible to provide an ornamental object that serves as a new type of indoor decoration that is different from conventional ornamental plants such as moss balls.
In addition, as in claim 3, the vegetables and fruits are citrus fruits, the carbonization container itself is spherical, and by planting a moss plant in the upper opening part, it becomes an ornamental moss that gives a unique impression. effective. Furthermore, since the carbonization container itself is spherical, and the moss plant is planted in the open top portion of the carbonization container, it is easy to form, and there is an effect that it is not necessary to form a spherical shape like a moss ball.
In addition, the moss plant having a spherical surface as in claim 4 has the effect of giving a unique impression by integrating the moss plant with the carbonization container to form a more rounded shape.
In addition, as in claim 5, suitable plants can be planted in the upper opening of the charcoal container, and the charcoal container ornamental bonsai of a new form different from the conventional charcoal container bonsai can be obtained. It is also possible to plant ornamental moss and plants in the upper opening of the carbonization container, thereby providing an ornamental object that can be used as a novel type of interior decoration according to one's taste.

1 is an external perspective view of an embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view of the present invention; FIG. FIG. 4 is an external perspective view of another embodiment of the present invention;

An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to FIGS. 1 to 3. FIG.

The ornamental moss 1 using a carbonization container consists of a carbonization container 2 in which a hollow portion 5 is formed by carbonizing fruits and vegetables having skins on the outer periphery and removing the contents, and an opening 3 formed in the upper surface of the carbonization container 2. It is composed of a planted moss plant 4.

The carbonization container 2 is formed by sealing citrus fruits such as mandarin oranges, jabara, shikuwasa, melons, etc., which are fruits and vegetables having a skin on the outer periphery, using a charcoal kiln or an empty can, and then heating and steaming them at a high temperature. However, it is necessary to adjust the temperature and time according to the size of citrus fruits such as oranges. Bananas, which are fruits and vegetables having a skin on the outer periphery, may be used, and bananas with thick skins are suitable because they can be charcoalized relatively without losing their shape. The carbonization container 2 has high water holding capacity and water absorption, does not contain more than a certain amount of water, and has good drainage. Yes, and easy to manage. By spraying water on the surface of the moss plant 4 and the carbonization container 2, the moss plant 4 can be grown more lively.
The moss plant 4 does not have roots and absorbs moisture from the entire surface of the body, so it grows without soil. Sometimes, soil is used when it is necessary to adjust the surface of the moss plant 4 to be spherical and to further adjust the humidity.

The upper part of a carbonization container 2 made of mandarin orange charcoal or the like having a spherical surface is opened with an appropriate tool, the contents are removed to form a cavity 5, and moss such as Physcomitrella patens is placed in the cavity 5 and the opening 3 on the upper surface. Planting the plant 4 and molding the moss plant 4 is sufficient.

The carbonization container 2 can be placed anywhere, such as a dish-shaped container or a transparent container that allows light to pass through, such as glass. It can also be fixed by

Management of water and light is important for properly managing the moss plant 4 . Sufficient irrigation is required so that the moss plant 4 does not dry out, but charcoal has a humidity control effect and can be planted while maintaining a colony of the moss plant 4 at the top opening of the carbonization container. The water content of the moss plant 4 itself is difficult to evaporate. As for the light, since the moss plant 4 is planted only on the upper surface of the carbonization container, it is easily exposed to light and can be appreciated in a good growth state.

By providing the above-described structure, the present invention can easily produce ornamental moss of a desired shape (size and shape), simplifies the production work itself, and facilitates the cultivation method. This ornamental moss 1 uses a carbonized container capable of preventing a moss plant 4 from falling off and growing the moss plant for a long period of time.

In the case of the ornamental bonsai planted by planting an appropriate plant in the upper opening of the ornamental moss 1 or the carbonization container 2 shown in FIG. Furthermore, since the moss plant is spread on the surface of the soil, root rot is unlikely to occur and management is easy.

1. Ornamental moss using a carbonization container 2. Carbonization vessel3. opening 4 . Moss plant5. cavity 6 . plant

Claims (5)

A carbonization container, characterized in that a hollow portion is formed by carbonizing a fruit or vegetable having a skin on its outer periphery and removing the contents. The carbonization container is characterized by comprising a carbonization container in which a hollow portion is formed by carbonizing fruits and vegetables having skins on the outer periphery and removing the contents thereof, and a moss plant planted in an opening formed in the upper surface of the carbonization container. Ornamental moss using a carbonization container. The ornamental moss using the carbonization container according to any one of claims 1 and 2, wherein the fruits and vegetables are citrus fruits. The ornamental moss using the carbonization container according to any one of claims 2 and 3, wherein the moss plant has a spherical surface. A bonsai for viewing using the carbonization container according to any one of claims 1 and 2, wherein a suitable plant is planted in the upper opening of the carbonization container.

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