JPH02195824A - Method for culturing plant - Google Patents

Method for culturing plant

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JPH02195824A
JPH02195824A JP1012560A JP1256089A JPH02195824A JP H02195824 A JPH02195824 A JP H02195824A JP 1012560 A JP1012560 A JP 1012560A JP 1256089 A JP1256089 A JP 1256089A JP H02195824 A JPH02195824 A JP H02195824A
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seedling
seedlings
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Shin Watabe
伸 渡部
Hiroshi Nishiyama
寛 西山
Eiichiro Kinoshita
栄一郎 木下
Hidehiro Okada
英博 岡田
Toshiji Shimamoto
島本 利二
Tetsuo Setogawa
哲夫 瀬戸川
Hiroshi Suzuki
宏 鈴木
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Iseki and Co Ltd
Iseki Agricultural Machinery Mfg Co Ltd
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To readily raise pot seedling by packing a bed soil or artificial bed in a nursery pot consisting of a material eroding in soil, further cutting seedling of a plant in the pot to generate an adventitious root in a pot and then transplanting whole pot. CONSTITUTION:A nursery pot 3C is prepared from a material eroding in soil and then a bed soil 6 and artificial bed soil are packed in the pot 3C. Then seedling 11a of a proper plant such as potato is cut in the pot 3C and nursery control is carried out and an adventitious root 12 is generated in the pot. Thereafter, the adventitious root-generated pot is directly transplanted in a culture field. Thereby raising of healthy and uniform pot seedling is readily carried out and rooting after transplanting is surely also carried out and the culture amount is increased.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 [産業上の利用分野] この発明は、挿木して移植する1、目R等の植物の栽培
方法に関するものである。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Industrial Application Field] The present invention relates to a method for cultivating plants such as 1 and R, which involves cutting and transplanting.

[従来方法] 従来の挿木移植する植物の栽培では、例えばけ藷栽培は
、種芋を適当な育苗床で育苗し、成長してつる状になっ
た苗を摘み採り、この摘み採った挿木用のつる状苗を直
接栽培圃場に移植して栽培していた。また、栽培圃場へ
の移植に関しては、実開昭61−197814号に記載
されているように、挿木用のつる状渭を一つ一つ植付装
置に挾持させて植え込んでいく移植機があった。
[Conventional method] In conventional cultivation of plants by transplanting cuttings, for example, in case of potato cultivation, seed potatoes are raised in a suitable nursery bed, and the seedlings that have grown into vine-like shapes are picked and harvested. Cultivation was carried out by transplanting vine-shaped seedlings directly to the cultivation field. Regarding transplanting to a cultivation field, there is a transplanting machine, as described in Japanese Utility Model Application Publication No. 197814/1983, which holds the vine-shaped stems for cuttings one by one in a planting device and plants them. Ta.

[発明が解決しようとする問題点] ■゛藷等の栽培のようにNiを栽培圃場に直接挿木して
栽培する方法では、挿木した苗が確実に且つ早く活着す
るかどうかが、収!4tを増大させるポイントの一つで
あった。しかし、この点において従来の栽培方法では、
自然の天候に依存するところが多く、苗を挿木する時期
の天候によって苗の活着が大きく左右されていた。つま
り、発根が旺盛になる暖かい時期で、更に潅水の必要性
から両天日であることが、苗の活着のための天候条件で
あった。このため、挿木時期の天候が悪くて挿木が遅れ
てしまうこともあり、これによって収榎量が減少する問
題点があった。
[Problems to be solved by the invention] ■゛In the cultivation method of cultivating Ni by cutting directly into the cultivation field, as in the cultivation of rice, whether or not the cuttings take root reliably and quickly depends on the yield! This was one of the points to increase 4t. However, in this respect, traditional cultivation methods
Much depends on the natural weather, and the success of the seedlings was greatly influenced by the weather at the time of cutting. In other words, the weather conditions for the seedlings to take root were a warm season when rooting was most likely to take place, as well as sunshine on both sides due to the need for irrigation. For this reason, cuttings may be delayed due to bad weather during the cutting period, which poses the problem of reducing the amount of harvest.

[問題点を解決するための手段] 以」二の問題点を解決するためにこの発明は、土中で腐
食する材料で造られた育苗ポット内に床土や人造床を詰
めて、この中に適宜植物の苗木を挿木して不定根をポッ
ト内で発生させ、ポットごと移植する植物の栽培方法と
した。
[Means for Solving the Problems] In order to solve the following two problems, this invention involves filling a seedling pot made of a material that corrodes in the soil with bedding soil or an artificial bed. The method for cultivating plants was to take appropriate cuttings of plant seedlings, generate adventitious roots in pots, and then transplant the whole pot.

[発明の効果] この発明は、育苗した挿木用苗をボット状の育苗床に挿
木し、その育苗床で不定根を発生させて活着させ、それ
からボットごと栽培圃場に移植するので、圃場における
苗の活着がより確実且つ早く為されるようになる。また
、清がボット育苗床に活着するまでは、育苗ハウスなど
で集中的に温度や湿度等の育苗管理が行なえるので、健
康で均整のとれたポット苗を育生することが容易になる
[Effects of the Invention] In this invention, grown seedlings for cuttings are placed in a bot-shaped nursery bed, adventitious roots are generated and established in the nursery bed, and then the bots are transplanted to the cultivation field, so that the seedlings in the field are not grown. Rooting can be done more reliably and quickly. In addition, until the seedlings take root in the bot nursery bed, seedling-raising controls such as temperature and humidity can be performed intensively in a nursery house, making it easy to grow healthy and well-balanced potted seedlings.

よって、苗を挿木してから不定根が発生するまでの育苗
管理が自然の天候に左右されることなく適切に行なえ、
移植時期の幅が広がり、栽培圃場での移植後の活着は確
実且つ早く為されて、収穫量の増大を図ることができる
Therefore, seedling raising management from cutting to the emergence of adventitious roots can be carried out appropriately without being affected by natural weather.
The range of transplanting periods is widened, and the plants take root quickly and reliably after transplanting in the cultivation field, making it possible to increase yields.

〔実施例] この発明の一実施例として、[4’ W#の栽培方法を
図面に基づいて詳細に説明する。
[Example] As an example of the present invention, a method for cultivating [4'W#] will be explained in detail based on the drawings.

符号1a、1bは育苗枠体で、を下一方が左右前後に所
定のピッチで独立し、他方が互いに連結するボット2a
或は2bの集合体である。育苗枠体1aは、っる伏留1
1a川のボッ1−28の集合体である。育苗枠体1bは
、通常野菜等の栽培で使用されている小1青用のボット
2bの集合体である。これらは、パルプあるいは古紙を
溶解して成型したもので、土中にあって腐食するように
なっている。育苗枠体1aのボッl” 2 aは、左右
側面3a、3b及び前後側面3c、3dと挿木用の長孔
5aを有する前後に長い長方形の底面4aとにより構成
され、垂直断面は台形状になっている。
Reference numerals 1a and 1b are seedling raising frames, the lower one of which is independent at a predetermined pitch in the left, right, front, and back, and the other is a bot 2a that is connected to each other.
Or it is an aggregate of 2b. The seedling-raising frame 1a is equipped with 1
It is a collection of bots 1-28 of the 1a river. The seedling-raising frame 1b is an assembly of bots 2b for grade 1, which are normally used for cultivating vegetables and the like. These are made by dissolving pulp or waste paper and are designed to corrode in the soil. The bowl 2a of the seedling raising frame 1a is composed of left and right sides 3a, 3b, front and back sides 3c, 3d, and a long rectangular bottom 4a having a long hole 5a for cuttings, and has a trapezoidal vertical cross section. It has become.

育苗枠体1bのボット2bも同様に、四方側面3e・・
・と挿木用の孔5bを有する正方形の底面4bとにより
構成され、垂直断面は台形状になっている。つる伏留用
ボット2aの高さは比較的高くなっていて、ボット容量
が従来の野菜用ポット2bより大きくなっている。14
′藷の苗は、その茎部に不定根が発生しやすい節部をで
きるだけたくさん持っていることが望ましいのでつる状
の大きな苗となり、そのつる状i冑11 aを舟底植え
のごとくボットに挿木するため以−1−のような長いボ
ットとなっている@a苗枠体1a、1bをここでは、ボ
ッ1−28或は2bの集合体で構成しているが、つ一つ
独立したボットであっても良い6また。ボッ1−の具体
的な形状は、図に示されるように断面が台形状の箱型で
あることに限定はしない。
Similarly, the bot 2b of the seedling raising frame 1b has four side surfaces 3e...
· and a square bottom surface 4b having a hole 5b for cuttings, and the vertical cross section is trapezoidal. The height of the vine-holding bot 2a is relatively high, and the bot capacity is larger than that of the conventional vegetable pot 2b. 14
'It is desirable for the rice seedlings to have as many nodes as possible on their stems where adventitious roots are likely to develop, so they grow into large vine-shaped seedlings, and the vine-shaped seedlings are then grafted into pots as if they were planted in the bottom of a boat. In order to do this, the @a seedling frames 1a and 1b, which are long bots as shown in -1-, are composed of a collection of bots 1-28 or 2b, but each one is an independent bot. May also be 6. The specific shape of the box 1- is not limited to a box shape with a trapezoidal cross section as shown in the figure.

6はボット2a・・・戒は2b・・・に詰められた床土
で、L4°藷苗育生に適した肥料が含まれている。7は
ボット間の隙間に詰められた目上で、潅水時の通水性が
良くなるように床土6に比して粗い土を用いている。8
は育苗枠体1a或は1bが入る育苗箱で1合成樹脂で成
型されていて、底部に多数の通水孔9が設けられている
610a、fobは育苗枠体1a、1bに床±6、目上
7を詰めて、育苗箱8にいれたポット育苗床である。
6 is the bed soil filled in bot 2a... Kai is 2b... and contains fertilizer suitable for growing L4° cotton seedlings. 7 is a soil that is filled in the gaps between the bots, and is made of coarser soil than the soil 6 to improve water permeability during irrigation. 8
610a is a seedling box into which the seedling-raising frame 1a or 1b is placed, and is molded from synthetic resin and has a large number of water holes 9 at the bottom. This is a pot seedling bed in which seeds 7 are filled and placed in a seedling box 8.

11aは14′藷の種芋Aから伸長した苗木aを摘み取
って得た菌で、茎に複数の節部を持ったっる状の苗とな
っている。11bはっる伏留11aを葉が出ている茎の
節部で一葉ごとに切り離して得られる一集菌である、1
2は苗の茎の節部等から発生した不定根で、これにより
苗が活着状態となる。13は一葉萌1 l bの茎の節
部から出てきた新しい芽である。このとき、すでに活着
状71Mとなり不定根12が成長し、−集菌11bに切
り離した当初の葉14は枯れている。15a、15bは
つる伏留11a或は−葉1/j 1 l bをボット2
a或は2bに挿木して活着させたポット苗である。16
は!Ii培圃揚である。
11a is a fungus obtained by picking seedlings a that have grown from 14' seed potatoes A, and is a barrel-shaped seedling with multiple nodes on the stem. 11b Harufushidume 11a is a collection of bacteria obtained by cutting off each leaf at the node of the stem where the leaves appear.
2 are adventitious roots generated from the nodes of the stems of seedlings, which allow the seedlings to take root. 13 is a new bud emerging from the node of a 1 lb. single-leaf stem. At this time, the seedlings 71M have already become established, and the adventitious roots 12 have grown, and the leaves 14 that were originally separated from the bacterial collection 11b have withered. 15a, 15b are the vines 11a or - leaves 1/j 1 l b bot 2
These are potted seedlings made by planting cuttings on A or 2B and letting them take root. 16
teeth! Ii cultivation.

これより、I−1′藷のボッh ’+’f 15 aを
得るまでの過程を説明する。
From now on, the process to obtain Boh'+'f 15 a of I-1' will be explained.

まず、第1図に示されるH苗枠体1aを適当な板体の上
に置き、ボット2a・・・の連結面を1−にして床土6
を詰める。そして、育苗M8を被せて天地返しをして、
ボット2a・・・の隙間に目土7を詰める。これで第3
図に示すようなポット育苗床10aが構成される。一方
、第5図に示すように11゛藉の苗は別の適当な育苗床
で種芋Aから育生し、そこからつる状になった1]゛藷
苗11aを採取する。
First, place the H seedling frame 1a shown in FIG.
Pack it. Then, cover with seedling M8 and turn it upside down.
Fill the gap between the bots 2a... with top soil 7. This is the third
A pot nursery bed 10a as shown in the figure is constructed. On the other hand, as shown in Fig. 5, 11゛seedlings are grown from seed potatoes A in another suitable nursery bed, and vine-shaped 1]゛seedlings 11a are collected from there.

第6図に示すように前記構成のポット育苗床1゜aの各
ボット2a・・・に苗の基部側が床土6中で横たわるよ
うに挿木する。そして、育苗ハウス内で温度、湿度等の
育苗管理を適切に行い、第7図に示すように各ポット2
a・・・でけ藷苗11aを活着させる。これで、U′藷
のポット苗15aが出来上がる。
As shown in FIG. 6, cuttings are placed in each pot 2a of the potted seedling bed 1a having the above structure so that the base side of the seedling lies in the bed soil 6. Then, properly manage the temperature, humidity, etc. for raising seedlings in the nursery house, and as shown in Figure 7, each pot 2
a... Allow the cotton seedlings 11a to take root. With this, the potted seedlings 15a of U' potato are completed.

ところで、つる状の1十藷苗11aは更に分割してポッ
トの挿木苗に使用することもできる。即ち、第8図に示
すようにつる状のせ藷苗11aの葉が出ている茎の節部
でその左右側を切り離して得られる一集菌11bから、
ポット苗15bを作ることができる。まず、第2図に示
すような小型のポット2b・・・の集合体である育苗枠
体1bを使って、前述の育苗床10aの構成と同様にボ
ット育苗床10bを第4図に示すごとく構成する。前記
−集菌11bを第9図のようにポット育苗床10bの各
ポット2b・・・に移植し、前述と同様に適切に育苗管
理を行う、そして、不定根12が発生してきて活着しは
じめると、第10図に示されるように茎の節部付近から
新たな芽13が出てきて葉をつけるとともに、ポット2
bに植えられた当初の葉14は枯れていく0以上のよう
にして、つる状になった大きなせ藷苗11aから−′i
J苗llbを採取して、ボッI−l!1〜15bを作る
こともできる。この方法では、前述のつる伏留11aを
そのままポットに挿木して活着させる方法と比べ、各ポ
ット・で活着するまでの期間は長くなるが、ポット育苗
床10bに移植するに必要な苗の本数や種芋Aの個数を
かなり少なくすることができる。また、小型ボット2b
・・・の育苗枠体1bで作られたポットM 15 bは
、苗が長く伸びていないので隣接するポット2bの苗と
からまないので、機械移植に使用する苗として適当であ
る7 以」−のようにして得られた44’藷のポット苗15a
或は15bを各ポットごとに切り離して、a培圃場16
にそのまま移植する。せ藷苗をすでにボット内で活着さ
せているので、後は第11図に示すように圃場16の土
中に根が伸びていくだけで圃場16での活着は為される
ことになる。
By the way, the 10 vine-shaped seedlings 11a can be further divided and used as cuttings for pots. That is, as shown in FIG. 8, from a collection of bacteria 11b obtained by cutting off the left and right sides of the stem from which the leaves emerge from the vine-shaped seedling 11a,
Pot seedlings 15b can be made. First, using a seedling growing frame 1b which is an assembly of small pots 2b as shown in FIG. 2, a bot growing bed 10b is constructed as shown in FIG. Configure. The collected bacteria 11b is transplanted into each pot 2b of the pot nursery bed 10b as shown in FIG. 9, and the seedlings are raised and managed appropriately in the same manner as described above. When adventitious roots 12 start to emerge and take root, As shown in Fig. 10, new buds 13 emerge from the vicinity of the nodes of the stems and put on leaves, and the pot 2
-'i
Collect the J seedlings and bot I-l! 1 to 15b can also be made. In this method, compared to the above-mentioned method of directly cutting the vine vine 11a into pots and letting them take root, it takes a longer time to take root in each pot, but the number of seedlings required for transplanting to the pot nursery bed 10b is longer. The number of seed potatoes A can be considerably reduced. Also, small bot 2b
The pot M15b made with the seedling-raising frame 1b of... is suitable as a seedling to be used for mechanical transplantation because the seedlings do not grow long and do not tangle with the seedlings in the adjacent pot 2b. - 44' potted seedlings 15a obtained as in
Alternatively, separate 15b from each pot and place it in a cultivation field 16.
Port it as is. Since the seedlings have already taken root in the bot, all that is left to do is for the roots to grow into the soil of the field 16, as shown in FIG. 11, and the seedlings will take root in the field 16.

以上のように11゛藷栽培においてこの発明を実施具体
化することにより、以下の効果が得られる。
As described above, by implementing the present invention in the 11-stage rice cultivation, the following effects can be obtained.

市11a或はllbをボッl−状の育苗床10a戒はl
Obに挿木して、そこで活着させてから栽培1III場
16へポットごと移植するので、圃場1Gでの活着は確
実、且つ早く為されるようになる。
City 11a or lb-shaped nursery bed 10a precept is l
Since the cuttings are placed in the Ob, allowed to take root there, and then transplanted in pots to the cultivation field 1III, the rooting in the field 1G is ensured and quickly achieved.

故に、圃場16への移植時期の天候にあまり左右される
ことなく苗を活着させることができ、移植時期が遅れて
収穫量が減少する問題も解決する。
Therefore, the seedlings can be established without being greatly influenced by the weather at the time of transplanting to the field 16, and the problem of a decrease in harvest due to a delay in the transplanting time is also solved.

また、ポット苗11a、11bの育生において。Also, in raising pot seedlings 11a and 11b.

一つの育苗箱8を独立した管理単位として扱うことがで
きることにより、病害の拡大を抑えることができる。ま
た、ポット苗11a、llbが左右前後に整然と配列し
ているので、苗の一つ一つに目が行き届き、生育状態を
確認しやすい、更に、この方法は育苗ハウスなどで管理
するのに適し、管理スペースにおいても効率良く使用す
ることができる。よって、ポット苗11a或はllbを
育生するにあたって、温度や湿度等を集中的に管理でき
るようになり、健康で均整のとれた菌を効率的に育生す
ることが容易となる。
By being able to treat one seedling raising box 8 as an independent management unit, it is possible to suppress the spread of diseases. In addition, since the potted seedlings 11a and llb are arranged in an orderly manner from left to right and front to back, it is easy to keep an eye on each seedling and check the growth status.Furthermore, this method is suitable for managing seedlings in a nursery house, etc. , management space can also be used efficiently. Therefore, when growing the pot seedlings 11a or llb, temperature, humidity, etc. can be intensively controlled, making it easy to efficiently grow healthy and well-balanced bacteria.

また、ポット苗11a或はllbの各ポットが所定のピ
ッチで左右前後に配列されていることにより、苗移植機
械における苗供給部の高能率な機械化を可能にする。即
ち、稲や野菜のポット苗移植機の技術を応用して、!4
゛藷のポット苗移植機を実現することは比較的容易であ
る。
In addition, by arranging the pots of the potted seedlings 11a or llb at a predetermined pitch in the left and right directions, it is possible to mechanize the seedling feeding section of the seedling transplanting machine with high efficiency. In other words, by applying the technology of a pot seedling transplanter for rice and vegetables! 4
It is relatively easy to realize a rice pot seedling transplanter.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of the drawing]

図は、この発明の実施例を示す。 第1図:育苗枠体1aの斜視図 第2図:育苗枠体1bの斜視図 第3図:ポット育苗床10aの斜視同 第4同二ポット育苗床10bの斜視図 第5図:種芋Aで生育した苗木aから挿木苗11aを得
る図 第6図:甘藷のつる伏留11aがポット2aに挿木され
た状態を示す断面図 第7図:け藷のつる伏留11aがポット2aの床土6に
活着した状態を示す断面図 第8図:つる伏留11aから得る一集菌11bをを示す
図 第9図ニー葉苗11bがポット2bに移植された状態を
示す断面図 第10図ニー葉苗11bがボッ[・2bの床土6に活着
した状態を示す断面図 第11図:甘藷のポット苗が栽培圃場16で活着した状
態を示す断面図 図中の符号を説明する。 la、lb:育苗枠体 2a、2b:ポッ1− 3a、3b:ポット2aの左右側面、 3c、3d:ポット2aの前後側面。 3e:ポット2bの四方側面 4a、4b:ポット底面 5a、5b:挿木用の孔 6:床±       7二目上 8:育苗箱      9:通水孔 10a、job:ポット育苗床 11a:つる状■゛藷苗11bニ一葉市12:不定根 
    13:新芽 14:枯葉 15a、15b:甘藷のポット苗 16:栽培圃場 第6図 第7図 z 写 弗9図 1!JIO図
The figure shows an embodiment of the invention. Figure 1: Perspective view of seedling raising frame 1a Figure 2: Perspective view of seedling raising frame 1b Figure 3: Perspective view of pot seedling bed 10a No. 4 Perspective view of pot seedling bed 10b Figure 5: Seed potatoes A Fig. 6: A cross-sectional view showing a state in which a sweet potato vine holder 11a is cut into a pot 2a. Fig. 7: A cutting 11a is obtained from a seedling a grown in Figure 8: A cross-sectional view showing a state in which the bacteria are attached to the soil 6. Figure 9: A cross-sectional view showing a group of bacteria 11b obtained from the vine retainer 11a. Figure 10: A cross-sectional view showing a knee-leaf seedling 11b transplanted into a pot 2b. FIG. 11 is a cross-sectional view showing a state in which knee-leaf seedlings 11b are attached to the bed soil 6 of Bottle 2b. FIG. la, lb: Seedling raising frame 2a, 2b: Pot 1-3a, 3b: Left and right sides of pot 2a, 3c, 3d: Front and rear sides of pot 2a. 3e: Four sides of pot 2b 4a, 4b: Pot bottom 5a, 5b: Hole for cuttings 6: Floor ± 7 Second eye 8: Seedling box 9: Water hole 10a, job: Pot growing seedling bed 11a: Vine shape ■゛Iminae 11b Niichiyo City 12: Adventitious roots
13: New sprouts 14: Dead leaves 15a, 15b: Potted sweet potato seedlings 16: Cultivation field Figure 6 Figure 7z Photograph 9 Figure 1! JIO diagram

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 土中で腐食する材料で造られた育苗ポット内に床土や人
造床を詰めて、この中に適宜植物の苗木を挿木して不定
根をポット内で発生させ、ポットごと移植する植物の栽
培方法。
A method of cultivating plants in which a seedling pot made of a material that corrodes in the soil is filled with bedding soil or an artificial bed, appropriate plant seedlings are cut into the pot, adventitious roots are generated within the pot, and the entire pot is transplanted. .
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