JPH028Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] [Technical field of the invention] This invention relates to forced cultivation pine containing plant seeds and fertilizer for plant growth.

[Technical background of the invention]

As is well known, the cultivation of flowers and vegetables can be broadly divided into professional cultivation, which is grown on a large scale on large arable land, and amateur cultivation, which is grown using a small amount of vacant land or space. It is necessary to cultivate the soil to a condition suitable for the flowers and vegetables to be cultivated, apply fertilizer to it, and bury the seeds. However, the method of applying fertilizer and burying seeds varies depending on the flowers and vegetables being cultivated, and if the method is wrong, it will have a big impact on growth. For this reason, soil mixed with fertilizer and supplementary water for nutrients are sold for demonstration cultivation with little cultivation knowledge, and simple cultivation sets containing seeds and fertilizer are also sold.

[Purpose of invention]

Therefore, the idea is to make it possible to cut the pine, which contains seeds and fertilizers at regular intervals, according to the cultivation area, and to fix the pine so that it does not move until it melts.

[Summary of the idea]

The proposed forced-cultivation pine is made by stacking two water-soluble sheets one on top of the other, inserting seeds at appropriate intervals between the upper and lower sheets, and inserting water-soluble paper strings for reinforcement while avoiding the seeds.
Attach part of the upper and lower sheets excluding the seed insertion part,
The attachment part is provided with break lines in the width direction at regular intervals, and protruding stripes that protrude downward in the width direction avoiding the seed enclosing part are provided, and at least one of the protruding stripes and the seed insertion recess is coated with fertilizer or the like. It is packed with growth products such as germination agents.

[Example of idea]

Hereinafter, the structure of the forced cultivation pine according to the present invention will be explained based on the drawings of the embodiment. 1 is a pine in which two water-soluble sheets 2 and 3 are stacked one on top of the other and partially attached, and pine 1 is constructed. Upper and lower sheets 2, 3
is mainly made of paper that dissolves when soaked in water. Lower seat 3 of both seats 2 and 3
is formed to be thicker than the upper sheet 2, and has seed insertion recesses 4 formed at appropriate intervals in the lower sheet 3, and protrusions parallel to the width direction of the pine 1 and projecting downward at positions avoiding the recesses 4. 5 is provided, and the recess 4
The upper and lower sheets 2 and 3 except for the formation position of the protruding stripes 5
The protruding strips 5 are formed by bending or folding a part of the lower sheet 3 downward into a V-shape. Numeral 6 denotes seeds of flowers, vegetables, rice, and beans to be inserted into the recess 4 of the lower sheet 3 constituting the mat 1. After the seeds 6 are inserted into the recess 4, they are inserted into the upper sheet 2 attached to the lower sheet 3. Therefore, it is sealed in a way that cannot be removed. Reference numeral 7 denotes a reinforcing water-soluble paper string inserted between the upper and lower sheets 2 and 3 constituting the mat 1, and the paper string 7 is placed on both sides of the mat 1, or on both sides, avoiding the insertion part of the seeds 6. and the middle part thereof, the mat 1 is inserted parallel to the longitudinal direction, or inserted between both sheets 2 and 3 in a lattice or mesh pattern, and both sheets 2 and 3
It is fixed by attaching both sheets 2 and 3.
It is formed thicker or stronger and melts later than both sheets 2 and 3, so that the paper string 7 melts last. 8 is a break line provided at the bonded portion of the upper and lower sheets 2 and 3, and the break line 8 is the perforation hole 18 provided at regular intervals in the width direction of the mat 1, and the position where the perforation hole 18 intersects with the paper string 7 on the extension line of the perforation hole 18. Notch 28 provided in
The paper string 7 exposed in the notch 28 is cut and the mat 1 is divided along the perforation holes 18. Reference numeral 9 denotes a growth product such as a fertilizer or a germination promoter to be put into either or both of the convex strip 5 and the seed insertion recess 4.

Since the forced cultivation pine of this proposal has the above structure,
A pine according to the length of the cultivated land is cut from a long original pine 1, and at that time, the cutting is performed using a breaking line 8 in the width direction provided on the pine 1, and specifically, first, the cutout 28 is exposed. Cut the paper string 7 with scissors or a cutter, and then insert the perforation hole 1 continuous to the notch 28.
8 from the notch 28 side with your fingers, and then spread the cut pine 1 on the cultivated land with the convex strips 5 facing downward, or first, lay the long pine 1 on one end of the cultivated land. position the pine 1, with the side on which the convex stripes 5 are formed facing down, grasp the tip of the pine 1 and pull it to the other end of the cultivated land, spread the pine 1 over the cultivated land, and then Cut along the break line 8.

After spreading the pine 1 on the cultivated land as described above, press the attachment parts of the upper and lower sheets 2 and 3 downward from above so that at least the convex strips 5 dig into the cultivated land, so that the pine 1 At the same time, insert U-shaped fasteners S into the paper strings 7 provided on the mat 1 from above until they reach the cultivated land, or place a thin layer of soil above the mat 1. It is sprinkled with sprinkles and then watered occasionally to grow.

If the proposed pine is placed on cultivated land as described above, the sheets 2 and 3 that make up the pine 1 are made of water-soluble paper, so they absorb water contained in the soil and gradually dissolve. . As the sheets 2 and 3 melt, moisture reaches the seeds 6 enclosed in the mat 1. As a result, the seeds 6 germinate in the same way as when they are placed directly on cultivated land. Since the upper sheet 2 is almost melted by the time the seeds 6 germinate, it does not interfere with germination. Also, a recess 4 into which the seeds 6 are inserted and a convex ridge 5 that protrudes downward from the pine 1.
is a water-soluble bottom sheet 3 that dissolves when it absorbs water.
Since it is formed by
Nurturing products 9, such as fertilizers and germination promoters, enclosed in the seeds 6 are absorbed into the cultivated land as the lower sheet 3 melts, and help the germination and subsequent growth of the seeds 6. Furthermore, the upper and lower sheets 2 and 3 that constitute the mat 1 and the reinforcing paper string 7
are all made of paper that dissolves when it absorbs water, but first the upper sheet 2, which hinders germination, begins to dissolve, and lastly the paper string 7, which prevents the pine 1 from losing its shape and from moving.

Note that the forced cultivation pine of the present invention is not limited to the above-mentioned structure, and the seed insertion recess 4 of the lower sheet 3
The same purpose can be achieved by providing the upper sheet 2,
Not only can a cultivated product 9 such as fertilizer or the like be placed in the recess 4 and a herbicide other than the cultivated product in the convex strip 5, but also the insertion position of the paper string 7, the formation position of the breaking line 8,
The shape and structure of the convex portion 5 can be changed as appropriate unless it goes against the gist of the present invention.

[Effect of idea]

Therefore, if you grow flowers, vegetables, etc. using the forced cultivation pine of this proposal, the pine contains seeds and the nutrients necessary for the germination and growth of the seeds, so you can spread the pine on the cultivated land and grow it. Seeds can be sown by simply inserting the protruding strips that protrude downward from the pine into the cultivated land to prevent them from moving, or by holding down the paper string attached to the pine from above with a stopper, or by simply sprinkling soil on top of the pine. Since seeding and fertilizer can be applied all at the same time, cultivating flowers and vegetables becomes much easier, and not only does it eliminate the unevenness that occurs when sowing seeds by hand, but it also reduces the chance of getting your hands and clothes dirty. Become. What's more, once the pine is spread out, it can be grown by simply watering it occasionally, making cultivation even easier. In particular, the pine is laid down by inserting the convex ridges that protrude from below into the cultivated land, and the paper string for reinforcing the pine can be fixed with fasteners, so the pine laid on the cultivated land will not be damaged by wind. Not only will it not be blown away or moved, but the protruding stripes inserted into the cultivated land will absorb moisture and dissolve, so the fertilizer etc. sealed in the protruded stripes will look like fertilizer applied to the cultivated land. Promote seed germination and growth, etc.
The forced cultivation pine of the present invention has the above-mentioned characteristics of simplifying and making the cultivation of flower vegetables and the like more efficient, and has particularly beneficial effects for amateur cultivation who are not used to growing flower vegetables.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is a partially cutaway plan view of the forced cultivation pine according to the present invention, Figure 2 is a partially cutaway plan view of a similar example pine, and Figure 3 is a partially cutaway plan view of a similar example pine.
4 and 4 are cross-sectional views of the seed insertion portion of the pine according to the present invention, and FIGS. 5 to 8 are enlarged sectional views of essential parts showing examples of forming the seed insertion recesses and the convex stripes. 1...Matsuto, 2, 3...Water-soluble sheet, 4...
...Seed insertion recess, 5...Convex stripe, 6...Seed, 7
... Paper string, 8 ... Broken line, 9 ... Breeding product, S ...
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Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Two water-soluble sheets 2 and 3 are stacked one on top of the other, seeds 6 are inserted between the upper and lower sheets at appropriate intervals, and water-soluble paper strings 7 for reinforcement are inserted to avoid the seeds, and the upper and lower sheets are separated except for the seed insertion part. At the same time, a part of the attached part is provided with break lines 8 in the width direction at regular intervals, and a protruding strip part 5 is provided that protrudes downward in the width direction avoiding the seed enclosing part. The forced cultivation pine is characterized in that a breeding product 9 such as fertilizer or a germination agent is sealed in at least one of the seed insertion recess and the seed insertion recess.