JPH03112420A - Root enclosure net wrapping - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To obtain a root enclosure net wrapping capable of carrying out root enclosing operation by one person in a short time by inserting respective ropes in the vicinity of long enclosing ropes applied to the outer surface of a long wrapping unit around a root protection cold and forming a wrapping unit with the long enclosing ropes. CONSTITUTION:A wrapping unit (a) with long enclosing ropes is cut to a length according to the diameter of the maximum outer peripheral part of a root protection clod 5 and wrapped around the outer periphery of the clod 5 and butt parts are joined together by a suitable means. In this state, the free and (d) of the upper tightening rope 3 and the free end (d') of the lower tightening rope 3 are subsequently drawn. Thereby, the upper and lower edges of the wrapping unit 1 are drawn so as to respectively cover the top surface of the clod 5 with either thereof and the bottom with the other and made to act so that the clod 5 may be sufficiently covered with the wrapping unit 1. The free ends (d) and (d') of the ropes 3 in a further drawn and extended state are then respectively entangled with the middle of the ropes 3 drawing a enclosing rope 2 to provide a cross-over state in which the ropes 3 reciprocate even on the top surface and the bottom of the clod 5. Thereby, the wrapping unit 1 can be roped so as to fix to the clod 5.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Industrial Field of Application] The present invention relates to a net-wrapped mulch that can easily be used to fence plants.

[Problems to be solved by conventional technology and invention]

To move a plant, first make an appropriate size cut in the soil around the roots, dig it up with the soil still around the roots, and then cover the root-hardened soil mass with a mulch to prevent the soil from collapsing. A rope is tied to the rope.

This process of tying the rope is so tedious that it currently takes at least two people to tighten the rope, going around the area around the clod of earth about 30 times, and spending about an hour tying the rope.

Claims (1)

[Claims] A long corral rope is folded back near both edges and attached in a zigzag pattern to one side of a long net with a width suitable for root fencing, and this corral rope is fastened to the net using fasteners. While maintaining the attached state, draw ropes are inserted into the folded parts of the corral ropes arranged in parallel near both the upper and lower edges to form a long rope net, and this long rope net is rolled up. A net-wrapped root fence characterized by the fact that it has been formed.