JPH10309134A - Pot for raising seed and seedling - Google Patents
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Description
【0001】[0001]
【産業上の利用分野】本発明は植物の種苗ポットに係
り、とくに雑草が残る荒涼荒憮地や砂漠化が進む厳しい
自然環境下での緑化を意図する種苗育成ポットの構造に
関する。BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a seedling pot for plants, and more particularly to the structure of a seedling raising pot intended for revegetation in desolate rough lands where weeds remain or in a severe natural environment where desertification is progressing.
【0002】[0002]
【従来の技術】自然環境のなかで当該土地に適合する適
当植物を育成する試みは従来からなされているが、通
常、自然の回復を計画されるような土地の環境条件は厳
しく、植物種苗をそのまま大地に植え付けることには困
難を伴う。周囲に残存する草本の根、競合植物、風、気
温、湿度、雨雪など、その種苗をとりまく各種条件は当
該植物にとって必ずしも好適な条件ばかりが揃うわけで
はないからである。2. Description of the Related Art Attempts have been made to cultivate suitable plants that are compatible with the land in the natural environment. However, the environmental conditions of the land where restoration of nature is planned are usually severe, It is difficult to plant it on the ground as it is. This is because various conditions surrounding the seeds and seedlings, such as herbaceous roots remaining in the surroundings, competing plants, wind, temperature, humidity, rain and snow, are not always the only conditions suitable for the plants.
【0003】このため種苗の成長を保護するための各種
手段が従来から提案されている。例えば、特公平6−5
6020号には植物種子をまぶしたコンクリートあるい
は植物苗を植え込んだコンクリートブロックを法面等に
配置することが開示されている。For this reason, various means for protecting the growth of seedlings have been proposed. For example, Tokuho 6-5
No. 6020 discloses placing concrete blocks dusted with plant seeds or concrete blocks planted with plant seedlings on slopes or the like.
【0004】また特開平9−3937号には、コンクリ
ートブロックで成形した種苗ポットが示されている。こ
のタイプは表面に砂層をもつので、厳しい環境下におい
ても保湿性があり、コケ類の成長も見られるという利点
をもつ。Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 9-3937 discloses a seedling pot formed of a concrete block. Since this type has a sand layer on the surface, it has an advantage that it has moisturizing properties even in a severe environment, and that moss can be grown.
【0005】[0005]
【発明が解決しようとする課題】ところで特公平6−5
6020号に開示された技術は、土留を兼ねる法面コン
クリートに植物を繁殖させるための美観保持技術であ
り、成長させるべき植物の周囲がコンクリートで被覆さ
れているという特殊な環境の提案である。法面に植物を
成長させることは佳いとしても、コンクリートで固めよ
うとするエリアに植物を成長させるという点は本発明の
目的とは異なっている。本発明は、雑草が残る荒涼荒憮
地や砂漠化が進む乾燥環境下において可能な限り自然の
植生を回復させることを主眼とするものであり、土地を
コンクリート被覆するような場合の種苗育成を提案する
ものではない。[Problems to be Solved by the Invention] By the way, Japanese Patent Publication 6-5
The technique disclosed in Japanese Patent No. 6020 is an aesthetic preservation technique for breeding plants on sloped concrete that also serves as soil retention, and proposes a special environment in which the surroundings of plants to be grown are covered with concrete. Although growing plants on a slope is good, it is different from the object of the present invention in that plants are grown in an area to be hardened with concrete. The present invention aims at restoring natural vegetation as much as possible in a desolate rough sloping land where weeds remain or in a dry environment where desertification is progressing. Not a suggestion.
【0006】一方、特開平9−3937号のコンクリー
トブロックは一定の保湿性を保つなど、自然環境のなか
で植物の成長を保護するという点では優れている。しか
しながら、種苗育成にコンクリートブロックを使用する
のは、次のような難点を否定できない。On the other hand, the concrete block disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 9-3937 is excellent in protecting plant growth in a natural environment, such as maintaining a certain level of moisture retention. However, the use of concrete blocks for raising seedlings cannot deny the following difficulties.
【0007】第一に、ブロックの扱いにくさである。荒
れた土地の自然条件を改善しようとする場合、その土地
は集落から離れている場合が多いが、成形ブロック品は
物資の集まる都市や集落からトラック等の輸送手段で運
搬しなければならないという難しさが残る。このときコ
ンクリートブロックの成形品をそのまま輸送しようとす
ると、車両の輸送能力やコストの点で大きな障害が起こ
ることが懸念される。建築工事や限られたエリアの土木
工事と異なり、限られた予算のなかで広大なエリアを手
当するときに輸送の効率や費用は致命的な障害になりか
ねない。First, it is difficult to handle blocks. When trying to improve the natural conditions of rough land, the land is often remote from the settlement, but the difficulty is that molded block products must be transported by truck or other means of transport from the city or settlement where the goods are collected. Remains. At this time, if the molded article of the concrete block is to be transported as it is, there is a concern that a great obstacle may occur in terms of the transportation capacity and cost of the vehicle. Unlike construction work and civil engineering in a limited area, transportation efficiency and cost can be a fatal obstacle when dealing with a large area with a limited budget.
【0008】第二に、ブロックの成形コストと工期の問
題である。コンクリートブロックは、どのように単純な
形であっても、型枠を作ってセメントを流し、養生させ
るとういう工程をとる。当然のことながら発注から納入
まで一定の時間がかかるうえ、型枠成形などの費用も嵩
む。このためコンクリートブロックを用いた植生事業
は、その迅速が害され、しかも容器一個あたりの費用も
高くなる。従って例えば予算の関係で緊急に広い土地の
植生を保護したり、日程の都合で短時間のうちに有識者
の実地指導を得ようとする場合に迅速に対応できないな
ど、各種の不都合が生ずる。種苗育成による自然の回復
作業は複雑な自然人為ファクターの相関で考えられるべ
き事項であり、それを的確に指導できる人材は多くはな
いという事情がある。[0008] Second, there are the problems of the molding cost and the construction period of the block. Concrete blocks, no matter how simple, take the steps of making a formwork, pouring cement and curing. Naturally, it takes a certain amount of time from ordering to delivery, and the cost of forming a mold increases. Therefore, the speed of vegetation business using concrete blocks is hindered, and the cost per container is high. Therefore, various inconveniences occur, for example, such as urgent protection of vegetation on a large land due to budget constraints, and inability to promptly respond to the on-site guidance of an expert in a short time due to the schedule. The restoration of nature by raising seeds and seedlings is a matter that should be considered based on the complex correlation of natural anthropogenic factors, and there is a situation in which there are not many human resources who can provide accurate guidance.
【0009】第三に、ブロックの形状維持の問題があ
る。種苗用のブロックは、一般に地面に配置し周囲に土
を盛って使用するが、コンクリートの強度が弱いと植物
の肥大成長に伴ってブロックが崩壊し、所期の目的を達
成できない。このためブロック強度はある程度強くして
おき、風雨によっても形を崩さないようにしておく必要
がある。ところがコンクリート強度を高めると植物が成
長した後もブロックが元の形のまま残ってしまい、今度
は逆に植物の成長を妨げることになりかねない。また植
物の成長によってブロックが崩れるようコンクリートを
調合してあっても、塊になったブロック破片はそのまま
土地に残り種々の問題をもたらすことになる。Third, there is a problem of maintaining the shape of the block. Seedling blocks are generally placed on the ground and laid with soil around them. However, if the concrete is weak, the blocks will collapse due to the vegetative growth of the plants, and the intended purpose cannot be achieved. For this reason, it is necessary to increase the block strength to some extent so that it does not lose its shape due to wind and rain. However, increasing the concrete strength may leave the blocks in their original shape even after the plants have grown, which in turn may hinder plant growth. Even if the concrete is prepared so that the blocks will collapse due to the growth of the plant, the block fragments that have been agglomerated will remain on the land and cause various problems.
【0010】第四に、造形の自由の問題である。従来の
ブロックは、成形コストが嵩むために予め各種の形状タ
イプを用意しておくことが難しい。一方、自然植生を回
復維持させる場合であっても、例えば河川公園のように
人目につく場所では、美観向上のため、成長後の植物配
置を計画的に進めたいときがある。このような場合、従
来のブロックだと配列や組み合わせに限界があり、自由
な設計が難しい。またブロック同士を隣接させると植物
の成長に伴うブロックの崩壊が進みにくく、種苗を配設
した部分にコンクリートがいつまでも残ってしまうとい
う難がある。Fourth, there is the problem of freedom of modeling. In the conventional block, it is difficult to prepare various shape types in advance because the molding cost increases. On the other hand, even in the case of recovering and maintaining natural vegetation, in places that are noticeable, such as river parks, there are times when it is desired to systematically promote plant placement after growth in order to improve aesthetics. In such a case, the arrangement and combination of conventional blocks are limited, and it is difficult to design freely. In addition, when the blocks are adjacent to each other, it is difficult for the blocks to collapse due to the growth of the plant, and there is a problem that the concrete remains indefinitely in the portion where the seeds are placed.
【0011】そこで本発明の目的は、自然の土壌に還元
できるブロックであって、造形の自由を保証でき、低コ
ストで、取り扱い容易な種苗育成ポットを提供すること
にある。It is an object of the present invention to provide a seedling growing pot which is a block which can be reduced to natural soil, can guarantee the freedom of molding, is low in cost, and is easy to handle.
【0012】[0012]
【課題を解決するための手段】前記目的を達成するた
め、本発明に係る種苗育成ポットは、土壌に還元可能で
あって折り畳み可能な厚手の紙パネルを用い、該紙パネ
ルを折り畳むことにより形成される平面略多角形の二重
容器構造を呈し、該二重容器は、側面と底面とにそれぞ
れ外側容器と内側容器とを備え、外側容器と内側容器と
に一定のクリアランスをもたせて有底無蓋とする一方、
内側容器よりも内側の部分となる容器中央部は無底無蓋
とし、二重容器を構成する側面および底面の隙間に、容
器形状を一定期間維持させる土壌還元可能な土粒材を充
填可能とす空間を設ける。紙パネルとしては、段ボール
を使用することが望ましい。In order to achieve the above object, a seed and breeding pot according to the present invention is formed by folding a thick paper panel which is reducible to soil and which can be folded. The double container has an outer container and an inner container on the side surface and the bottom surface, respectively, and has a fixed clearance between the outer container and the inner container. While leaving it open,
The central part of the container, which is the part inside the inner container, has no bottom and no lid, and the gap between the side surface and the bottom surface constituting the double container can be filled with soil reducible soil material for maintaining the container shape for a certain period of time. Provide space. It is desirable to use cardboard as the paper panel.
【0013】[0013]
【作用】本発明に係る種苗育成ポットは、折り畳み可能
な紙パネル(例えば段ボール)を使用して側壁および底
面に一定の隙間をもった二重容器を形成する。この二重
になった部分は有底無蓋とし、粗コンクリートや土を入
れることが出来るようにしてある。The seedling raising pot according to the present invention uses a foldable paper panel (for example, cardboard) to form a double container having a fixed gap on the side wall and the bottom surface. This doubled part has no bottomed lid so that it can be filled with coarse concrete or soil.
【0014】一方、内側の側壁より中央部分は、無底無
蓋、すなわち中空である。従ってポットの全体形状は略
筒状であり、平面的にみると側壁部分が二重になってお
り、その二重部分には底面があり、蓋がない。On the other hand, the central portion from the inner side wall is bottomless, that is, hollow. Therefore, the overall shape of the pot is substantially cylindrical, and when viewed in plan, the side wall portion is doubled, and the double portion has a bottom surface and no lid.
【0015】種苗を植えるときには適当な土粒材、例え
ば風化しやすいように配合したセメントや粗骨材、その
土地の自然条件に合った土や砂をポットの二重部分に入
れ、これによって容器形状を安定させる。次にポットの
中央部分、すなわち中空部に土と種苗を入れ、このポッ
トを土中に軽く埋める。中央中空部に入れる土には、必
要に応じて土壌微生物の活性剤や肥料、木炭粉末等、適
宜の養根剤を配合しても良い。When seedlings are planted, appropriate soil and grain materials, for example, cement and coarse aggregates blended so as to be easily weathered, and soil and sand that match the natural conditions of the land are placed in the double part of the pot, whereby Stabilize the shape. Next, soil and seedlings are put in the central portion of the pot, that is, the hollow portion, and the pot is lightly buried in the soil. The soil to be put into the central hollow portion may be mixed with an appropriate root-feeding agent such as an activator of soil microorganisms, a fertilizer, or charcoal powder, if necessary.
【0016】この種苗育成ポットは、紙パネルを折曲げ
て成形するので平面形状は例えば略三角形、略四角形、
略五角形、略六角形、略八角形等の多角形形状となる。
折曲成形したこれらの多角形ポットを組み合わせること
により構造的に強くなり、任意形状の植生デザインを比
較的自由に作り出すことが可能となる。Since the seedling raising pot is formed by folding a paper panel, its plane shape is, for example, substantially triangular, substantially square,
It has a polygonal shape such as a substantially pentagon, a substantially hexagon, and a substantially octagon.
By combining these bent-shaped polygonal pots, it is structurally strong, and it is possible to relatively freely create a vegetation design of an arbitrary shape.
【0017】この種苗育成ポットは、紙パネルを折曲し
て作った二重容器に、風化しやすく配合したセメントあ
るいは適当な土粒材を充填して形状を保持させるもので
ある。河川付近や湿地帯など水気の多い場所では容器の
形状保持のためセメントを装填することが望ましいが、
この場合でもセメント配合比を格段に低減できるので、
植物が成長した後は当該セメント(コンクリート)は容
易に風化し土壌に戻る。勿論、容器外形をなす紙パネル
も風化し土壌に戻る。This seedling growing pot is a double container made by folding a paper panel and filled with cement or a suitable soil material mixed easily for weathering to maintain its shape. In places with lots of water such as near rivers and wetlands, it is desirable to load cement to maintain the shape of the container,
Even in this case, the cement mixing ratio can be significantly reduced,
After the plants have grown, the cement (concrete) easily weathers and returns to the soil. Of course, the paper panel forming the outer shape of the container also weathers and returns to the soil.
【0018】このポットの利点は、二重になった側壁お
よび底面に、その土地の自然条件に合った土や砂を入れ
ることが出来る点にある。例えば乾燥地帯ではコンクリ
ートを使用するまでもなく形状保持が可能であり、その
土地の土や石、あるいは砂を使って簡単に容器を作るこ
とが出来る。もちろん、これらの装填材料は、植物の成
長を支援した後は大地に戻る。The advantage of this pot is that the double side wall and bottom can be filled with soil and sand that match the natural conditions of the land. For example, in a dry area, the shape can be maintained without using concrete, and a container can be easily made using the soil, stone, or sand of the land. Of course, these loadings will return to earth after supporting plant growth.
【0019】[0019]
【実施例】以下、添付図面に基づいて本発明の実施例を
説明する。図1〜図7は本発明に係る種苗育成ポットの
一例を示すものである。同図に示すようにこの種苗育成
ポット11は、所定形状に打ち抜いた段ボールを折り畳
んで平面略六角形の二重容器構造を成形したもので、外
側容器(12)と内側容器(13)とに挟まれた二重部
分21は、土壌に還元可能な土粒材を充填できるように
上面が開口して蓋がなく、底面14a〜14fを備えて
いる。一方、内側容器より中央部分22は、種苗と土と
を入れることが出来るように、底および蓋が共にない中
空としてある。Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. 1 to 7 show an example of a seedling raising pot according to the present invention. As shown in the figure, this seedling raising pot 11 is formed by folding a corrugated cardboard punched into a predetermined shape and forming a double-sided container structure having a substantially hexagonal shape in a plane, and includes an outer container (12) and an inner container (13). The sandwiched double portion 21 has an open top surface without a lid so as to allow the soil to be filled with reducible soil particles, and has bottom surfaces 14a to 14f. On the other hand, the central portion 22 of the inner container is hollow without a bottom and a lid so that seeds and soil can be put therein.
【0020】図3は本ポット11を展開した状態を示す
ものである。同図では対応する部位について図1および
図2と同一の符号を付した。すなわちパネル部分12a
〜12fは外側容器の各側壁となる部分であり、符号1
3a〜13fは内側容器の側壁となる部分であり、また
14a〜14fは二重部分21の底面となる部分であ
る。また内側容器(13)を形成できるように側壁13
a〜13fの間には切込み18を入れ、各底面14a〜
14fの間には三角形の切込み19を設ける。FIG. 3 shows the pot 11 in an unfolded state. In the figure, corresponding parts are denoted by the same reference numerals as in FIGS. 1 and 2. That is, the panel portion 12a
Reference numerals 1 to 12f denote portions to be the side walls of the outer container.
Reference numerals 3a to 13f denote portions serving as side walls of the inner container, and reference numerals 14a to 14f denote portions serving as bottom surfaces of the double portion 21. Also, the side wall 13 is formed so that the inner container (13) can be formed.
A cut 18 is made between a to 13f, and each bottom surface 14a to
A triangular cut 19 is provided between 14f.
【0021】尚、15は内側容器の重なり部分である。
さらに外側容器を形成するパネル部分の両端部にはスリ
ット17と、これに嵌合可能な差込み16を設けてあ
り、折り畳んだ容器形状を保つよう係止できるようにし
ておく。また各折曲げ位置には組み立てを容易にする罫
線加工(図中破線で示す)を施すことが望ましい。Reference numeral 15 denotes an overlapping portion of the inner container.
Further, slits 17 and inserts 16 that can be fitted into the slits 17 are provided at both ends of the panel portion forming the outer container so that they can be locked so as to maintain the folded container shape. Further, it is desirable to apply a ruled line processing (shown by a broken line in the figure) to facilitate assembly at each bending position.
【0022】本種苗育成ポット11は、適当素材(例え
ば段ボール)を型抜きした紙パネル11aを所定の罫線
位置(図3の破線位置)で折り曲げ、差込み16をスリ
ット17に挿入することにより外壁を係着し、組み立て
る。The seedling growing pot 11 is formed by bending a paper panel 11a from which an appropriate material (for example, cardboard) is cut out at a predetermined ruled line position (a broken line position in FIG. 3), and inserting an insertion 16 into a slit 17 to form an outer wall. Engage and assemble.
【0023】そして図4に示すように土壌に還元可能な
土粒材25を例えば現場で調達して二重部分21に充填
するとともに中央部分22に種苗31と土30とを装填
し、図5に示すようにポット11を地面Gに設置して適
当な高さまで土50をかけることにより緑化施工を行
う。二重部分21に充填する土粒材としては、例えば風
化しやすいように配合したセメントや粗骨材、あるいは
その土地の自然条件に合った土や砂等を使用する。尚、
ポットの配置例を図6乃至図7に示した。Then, as shown in FIG. 4, soil particles 25 reducible to the soil are procured, for example, at the site, filled in the double part 21, and seeds 31 and soil 30 are loaded in the central part 22. The greening is performed by placing the pot 11 on the ground G and applying the soil 50 to an appropriate height as shown in FIG. As the soil particles to be filled in the double portion 21, for example, cement or coarse aggregate blended so as to be easily weathered, or soil or sand that matches the natural conditions of the land is used. still,
6 and 7 show examples of the arrangement of the pots.
【0024】また、パネル11aの製造は段ボールを型
抜して容易にしかも低廉なコストで行うことができ、コ
ンクリートブロックを成形する場合のように型枠が必要
となることもない。また現場への搬送は最終の容器に組
み立てて運ぶのではなく、紙パネルを展開した状態で運
べば良いから、嵩ばることがなく、コンクリートブロッ
クに較べ重量も軽く、取り扱いが極めて容易である。Further, the panel 11a can be easily and inexpensively manufactured by punching out corrugated cardboard, and there is no need for a mold as in the case of molding a concrete block. In addition, since the paper is transported to the site without assembling it into the final container and transporting it in a state in which the paper panel is unfolded, it is not bulky, has a lighter weight than a concrete block, and is extremely easy to handle.
【0025】さらに、本ポットは内外の側壁を形成する
パネル部分(図3の12a〜12f,13a〜13f)
の配設数および底面の切込み(同図19)の形状(角
度)を必要に応じて変更することにより、全く同様の取
り扱いで、平面略五角形や八角形等、各種の多角形ポッ
トを組み立てることが出来る。Further, the pot has panel portions (12a to 12f, 13a to 13f in FIG. 3) forming inner and outer side walls.
By changing the number of arrangements and the shape (angle) of the notch on the bottom (FIG. 19) as required, it is possible to assemble various polygonal pots such as substantially pentagonal and octagonal planes in exactly the same manner. Can be done.
【0026】したがって例えば五角形のポットと六角形
のポットとを併用し、サッカーボールの皮張りパターン
のように五角形のポットの周囲を六角形のポットが取り
囲むようにポット同士を近接配設してゆけば、球面形状
の土地(半球状の丘陵地等)を隙間なく覆うなど様々な
植物配置を行うことが可能となる。Therefore, for example, a pentagonal pot and a hexagonal pot are used in combination, and the pots are arranged close to each other so that the hexagonal pot surrounds the pentagonal pot like a soccer ball skinning pattern. For example, it is possible to perform various plant arrangements such as covering a spherical land (a hemispherical hill or the like) without gaps.
【0027】[0027]
【発明の効果】以上説明したように本発明によれば、自
然の土壌に還元することが可能で、造形の自由を有し、
しかも低コストで取扱い容易な種苗育成ポットを提供す
ることが出来る。As described above, according to the present invention, it is possible to reduce to natural soil and to have freedom of molding.
Moreover, a seedling raising pot that can be easily handled at low cost can be provided.
【図1】本発明に係る種苗育成ポットの一例を示す斜視
図である。FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an example of a seedling raising pot according to the present invention.
【図2】前記種苗育成ポットの底面側を示す斜視図であ
る。FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a bottom surface side of the seedling raising pot.
【図3】前記種苗育成ポットを展開した状態を示す図で
ある。FIG. 3 is a view showing a state where the seedling raising pot is deployed.
【図4】前記種苗育成ポットの使用状態を示す斜視図で
ある。FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing a use state of the seedling raising pot.
【図5】前記種苗育成ポットの使用状態を示す側断面図
である。FIG. 5 is a side sectional view showing a use state of the seedling raising pot.
【図6】前記種苗育成ポットの配置例を示す平面図であ
る。FIG. 6 is a plan view showing an arrangement example of the seedling raising pot.
【図7】前記種苗育成ポットの配置例を示す側断面図で
ある。FIG. 7 is a side sectional view showing an arrangement example of the seedling raising pot.
11 種苗育成ポット 12a〜12f 外側容器の側壁 13a〜13f 内側容器の側壁 14a〜14f 底 16 差込み 17 スリット 18,19 切込み 21 二重部分 22 中央部分 25 土粒材 30,50 土 31 種苗 G 地面 11 Seedling raising pot 12a-12f Side wall of outer container 13a-13f Side wall of inner container 14a-14f Bottom 16 Insert 17 Slit 18, 19 Notch 21 Double part 22 Central part 25 Soil material 30,50 Soil 31 Seedling G Ground
Claims (2)
ットであって、 土壌に還元可能であって折り畳み可能な厚手の紙パネル
を用い、 当該紙パネルを折り畳むことにより形成される平面略多
角形の二重容器構造を呈し、該二重容器は、側面と底面
とにそれぞれ外側容器と内側容器とを備え、外側容器と
内側容器とに一定のクリアランスをもたせて有底無蓋と
する一方、 内側容器よりも内側の部分となる容器中央部は無底無蓋
とし、 二重容器を構成する側面および底面の隙間に、容器形状
を一定期間維持させる土壌還元可能な土粒材を充填可能
とす空間を設けたことを特徴とする種苗育成ポット。1. A pot for growing suitable seedlings in a natural environment, comprising a thick paper panel reducible to soil and foldable, and a substantially polygonal plane formed by folding the paper panel. The double container has an outer container and an inner container on the side surface and the bottom surface, respectively, and the outer container and the inner container have a certain clearance so as to have no bottomed lid. The center part of the container, which is the inner part of the container, has no bottom and no lid, and the space between the side and the bottom that constitute the double container can be filled with soil reducible soil particles that maintain the shape of the container for a certain period of time. Seed raising pot characterized by having provided.
とする種苗育成ポット。2. A seed growing pot according to claim 2, wherein said paper panel is a cardboard.
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