KR102160879B1 - Flowerpot for wall surface comprising air purifying function - Google Patents

Abstract

Disclosed is a flower pot for wall landscaping that includes an air purification function. The present invention is a paper planter block; A water supply unit that wets the paper sheets of the paper flower pot block through a gap between the paper flower pot block; A groove formed on the wall surface of the paper planter block; Porous network pots in which plants are planted and inserted into the grooves; And an air purifying means installed on the rear surface of the paper flower pot block and inducing and discharging the purified air by contacting the leaves and roots of plants planted in the porous network flower pot inserted into the groove of the paper flower pot block. It can be configured.

Description

Flowerpot for wall surface comprising air purifying function

The present invention relates to a potted plant for wall landscaping including an air purification function for purifying air through leaves and roots of plants and soil.

The photosynthetic action of plants is known to be beneficial to the human body because it consumes carbon dioxide that is discharged from the human respiratory process and produces oxygen that is beneficial to humans. In places with little green space, for example, in apartments and offices of buildings, flower pots are provided and grown to achieve this effect. The air purification performance of pollen planted with plants is related to the respiration of leaves, photosynthesis, and soil. Since the soil contains pores and organic matter, it helps plant growth and facilitates the establishment of plant roots, and the soil with pores acts as a kind of filter, thus filtering foreign substances contained in air or water. Recently, various measures have been proposed to reduce fine dust by including fine dust, but devices and equipment generally used for air purification are being developed for the purpose of exclusively for air purification. The pollen that grows plants is mainly used for ornamental purposes and is used for air purification through the self-purification of plants, but the proposal to utilize the roots of plants with high air purification effect is insufficient. On the other hand, paper flower pots are lighter than those made of rubber and ceramic materials or plastic, but are advantageous for plant growth and are naturally decomposed when discarded and are eco-friendly, so they can be used as other materials for indoor wall landscaping, greening, and planting for air purification purposes. It is known that it has an advantageous effect compared to the made potted plant, and there is an increasing demand to utilize it. On the other hand, when the existing paper pots are used for indoor wall landscaping greening or landscape landscaping, water supply, soil and ventilation management, and the design of air purification channels are difficult in relation to the arrangement of the pots and improve air purification performance. There is a limit. Accordingly, there is a need for a flowerpot for wall landscaping that can improve air purification performance by supplying sufficient moisture to plants while suppressing the outflow of soil, maintaining good ventilation, and increasing the external air contact flow rate to plant roots.

Patent Document 1. Korean Patent Publication 10-2014-0022177 (published on February 24, 2014)

Patent Document 2. Korean Patent Publication 10-2017-0001487 (Published on January 4, 2017)

Patent Document 4. Korean Patent Publication No. 10-1538125 (announced on July 22, 2015)

One of the technical problems to be solved in the present invention is to provide a potted plant for wall landscaping that includes an air purification function that activates the growth of plant roots by supplying sufficient moisture to plants while suppressing the outflow of soil and maintaining good ventilation. have.

One of the technical problems to be solved in the present invention is to provide a flower pot for wall landscaping that improves air purification performance by increasing the external air contact flow rate to the roots of planted plants.

The above objects, according to the present invention, paper flower pot block; A water supply unit that wets the paper sheets of the paper flower pot block through a gap between the paper flower pot block; A groove formed on the wall surface of the paper planter block; Porous network pots in which plants are planted and inserted into the grooves; And an air purifying means installed on the rear surface of the paper flower pot block and inducing and discharging the purified air by contacting the leaves and roots of plants planted in the porous network flower pot inserted into the groove of the paper flower pot block. That can be achieved from a flower pot for landscaping on a wall that includes an air purification function.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, the groove of the wall surface may be configured to have an inclination of 30 to 50 degrees with respect to the floor horizontal plane.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, the porous network plant pot includes porous mesh grids made of a mesh pattern, and the mesh pattern includes a porous mesh sheet formed so that the grid size between the porous mesh grids is variably changed. In order to induce survival and supply of moisture, a potted body in the shape of a potted plant may be manufactured and configured.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, the porous mesh grid may be formed of a flexible elastic grid.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, the porous network grid may be configured to include one or more layered arrangement structures.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, the air purification means may include a porous network flower pot installed in a groove of a paper flower pot block; And a survival pore plate that is installed on the rear surface of the paper flower pot block in which the porous network flower pot is installed to induce root establishment of the plant planted in the porous mesh flower pot and increase the contact flow rate of the root of the outside air. Can be configured.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, the survival pore plate, the survival pore plate body; In order to maintain a gap between the vertical wall surface of the paper planter block and the rear surface of the paper planter block, one side of the survival pore plate main body includes a plurality of space-maintaining protrusions protruding toward the vertical wall surface of the paper planter block. The other side may be configured by protruding; a plurality of survival pore holes for inducing the survival growth of the roots protruding from the porous network pollen and the flow of external air.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, the gap maintaining protrusion and the survival pore holes of the survival pore plate body may be configured as an integral structure of a continuous arrangement alternately repeated with each other.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, the air purification means is an intake and exhaust air installed on the rear surface of the survival pore plate body to contact the leaves and roots of plants planted in the porous reticulum pots to induce and discharge purified air. Fan; can be configured to include.

The present invention has the effect of providing a potted plant for wall landscaping that activates the growth of plant roots by supplying sufficient moisture to plants while suppressing the outflow of soil and maintaining good ventilation.

The present invention has the effect of providing a potted plant for wall landscaping that improves air purification performance by increasing the flow rate in contact with external air to the roots of planted plants.

1 is an illustration of a flower pot for landscaping on a wall including an air purification function according to an embodiment of the present invention.
2 is an example of a front view of a flower pot for landscaping on a wall including an air purification function according to an embodiment of the present invention.
3 is an illustration showing a plan view of a water supply part of a potted plant for landscaping on a wall including an air purification function according to an embodiment of the present invention.
4 is an example for explaining a stacked state of sheet paper sheets constituting a flower pot for wall landscaping including an air purification function according to an embodiment of the present invention.
5 is an example of a state in which a porous network pot with plants planted on a wall landscaping pot including an air purification function according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention is installed.
6 is an example of a network sheet constituting a porous network flower pot of a wall landscaping flower pot including an air purification function according to an embodiment of the present invention.
7 is an example of explaining a state of roots in a state in which plants are planted using a porous network pot of a wall landscaping pot including an air purification function according to an embodiment of the present invention.
8 is an example for explaining a process in which the outflow of soil and sand is suppressed through a porous network flower pot according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 9 is an example showing the survival state of the plant root through the porous network pollen according to an embodiment of the present invention.
10 is an example for explaining the peculiarities that may appear when plant roots are established in a porous network pot according to an embodiment of the present invention.
11 is an example showing a survival pore plate of a potted plant for landscaping on a wall including an air purification function according to an embodiment of the present invention.
12 is an illustration showing an air purification state by a survival pore plate of a potted plant for landscaping on a wall including an air purification function according to an embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 13 is an illustration illustrating external air suction and exhaust flow of purified air of a wall landscaping flower pot including an air purification function according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Hereinafter, a'flower pot for landscaping on a wall including an air purification function' according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings.

The present invention provides a potted plant for wall landscaping capable of activating the growth of plant roots by supplying sufficient moisture to plants while suppressing the outflow of soil and maintaining good ventilation.

The present invention provides a potted plant for wall landscaping that improves air purification performance by increasing the flow rate in contact with external air to the roots of planted plants.

The flower pot for wall landscaping including the air purification function according to the present invention may be configured to discharge purified air by contacting the leaves, roots and soil of planted plants with external air from the front of the paper flower pot block.

1 is an illustration of a flower pot for landscaping on a wall including an air purification function according to an embodiment of the present invention.

2 is an exemplary front view of a flower pot for landscaping on a wall including an air purification function according to an embodiment of the present invention.

3 is an example of a plan view of a water supply part of a potted plant for landscaping on a wall including an air purification function according to an embodiment of the present invention.

A flower pot (A) for wall landscaping including an air purification function according to an embodiment of the present invention, as shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, is a paper of the paper flower pot block 100 through the gap of the paper flower pot block 100. A water supply unit 430 to wet the sheets, a groove 200 formed on the wall surface (B) of the paper planter block 100, a porous network planter 350 into which a plant is planted and inserted into the groove 200, a paper planter block Purification by contacting external air (a1) with the leaves and roots (T) of the plants planted in the porous network pots 350 installed on the back side of the paper pot block 100 and inserted into the groove 200 of the paper pot block 100 It may be configured to include; air purification means for inducing and discharging the air (a2).

4 is an example for explaining a stacked state of sheet paper sheets constituting a flower pot for wall landscaping including an air purification function according to an embodiment of the present invention.

5 is an example of a state in which a porous network pot with plants planted on a wall landscaping pot including an air purification function according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention is installed.

The paper planter block 100 is a plurality of stacked paper sheets 110 and 120 in which the convex portions 111, 121 and the concave portions 112, 122 are alternately and repeatedly formed as shown in FIG. 4 The upper part may be formed as a gap (C) to form a layer and the front part may be composed of a wall surface (B).

And, as shown in Figs. 1 to 4, a distribution plate 300 for distributing water is installed on the top of the paper planter block 100, and water is supplied to the distribution plate 300 in a uniform distribution, A water supply unit 430 that wets the paper sheets 110 and 120 through the gap C of the flower pot block 100 may be configured.

A flower pot (A) for wall landscaping including an air purification function according to an embodiment of the present invention, as shown in Figs. 1 to 5, the paper flower pot block 100 is a sheet of paper sheet 110, 120 Convex portions 111 and 121 and concave portions 112 and 122 corresponding to each other protruding in a continuous and repetitive waveform alternately in the front and rear directions based on the vertical plane, and the convex portions 111 and 121 With respect to the convex portions 112 and 122, the concave portions 112 and 122 are displaced with respect to the convex portions 111 and 121 with respect to the vertical surface of the rectangular parallelepiped to cross each other, and the contact surface P ), a plurality of paper sheets 110 and 120 may be continuously and repeatedly stacked to form a gap C in the upper part and a wall surface B in the front part.

The wall landscaping pot (A) including the air purification function according to the embodiment of the present invention forms a separate groove 200, which is a space for planting plants, on the wall surface (B) of the paper pot block 100 Can be configured. The groove 200 formed on the wall surface (B) of the paper planter block 100 may be preferably formed to have an inclination of 30 to 50 degrees with respect to the floor reference level.

In the wall landscaping pot (A) including an air purification function according to an embodiment of the present invention, as shown in FIGS. 1 to 4, the paper plant pot block 100 is a cell unit, and the paper plant pot block 100 is cell unit. ) May be arranged in a plurality of horizontal or vertical or horizontal and vertical directions to be configured as a wall landscaping flower pot including an air purification function.

The water supply unit 430 may include a water tank 500 under the paper planter block 100. When the cabinet 540 is installed, the water tank 500 may be disposed under the cabinet 540. The water tank 500 may include a structure in which a part of the water tank 500 protrudes toward the front portion so as to receive water falling from the top. The upper surface of the water tank 500 may include an induction plate 510 that sends water falling along the gap of the paper planter block 100 into the water tank 500. In addition, the induction plate 510 may be configured to have a plurality of drain holes 520 to induce falling water into the water tank 500.

The water supply unit 430 may be configured by installing a distribution plate 300 on the top of the paper planter block 100. The distribution plate 300 evenly distributes water to the top (upper surface) of the paper planter block 100 and induces water to be supplied in a uniform distribution, while retaining the water to be supplied to the top surface of the paper planter block 100. Accordingly, it may be configured to wet the paper sheet while gradually spreading while placing a delayed parallax downward.

The distribution plate 300 may be configured by installing a nonwoven fabric having an area sufficient to cover the upper surface of the paper planter block 100 on the upper surface of the paper planter block 100. In place of the non-woven fabric, a cloth or sponge may be manufactured and installed to have an area capable of covering the upper surface of the paper planter block 100.

In addition, the water supply unit 430 pumps water from the distribution pipe 400 and the water tank 500 for supplying water to the distribution plate 300 and supplies water to the distribution pipe 400 through the flow path 531. It may be configured to include a pump 530. Preferably, at least two flow rate control valves 420 on which the spray nozzle 410 is attached to the distribution pipe 400 may be configured by arranging the distribution plate 300 at the top. At least two flow control valves 420 connected to the distribution pipe 400 can be quickly adjusted in response to water clogging, and the amount of water falling to the distribution plate 300 can be adjusted and supplied by region. It works.

The water supply unit 430 of the wall landscaping pot (A) having an air purification function according to an embodiment of the present invention receives water falling from the top to the water tank 500 and uses the pumping force of the pump 530 to the flow path 531 After sending the distribution pipe 400 to the upper paper plant block 100 through ), it can be operated as a water circulation system that supplies back to the distribution plate 300 through the flow control valve 420.

The wall landscaping flower pot (A) including an air purification function according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a porous network flower pot 350 and a porous network flower pot 350 installed in the groove 200 of the paper flower pot block 100 as described above. ) May be configured to include an air purification means for inducing and discharging to the purified air (a2) by contacting the leaves and roots of plants planted in the outside air (a1).

First, the porous network flower pot 350 will be described in detail with reference to FIGS. 6 to 10 as follows.

6 is an illustration of a network sheet constituting a porous network flower pot of a wall landscaping flower pot including an air purification function according to an embodiment of the present invention.

7 is an example of explaining a state of roots in a state in which plants are planted using a porous network pot of a wall landscaping pot including an air purification function according to an embodiment of the present invention.

8 is an example for explaining a process in which the outflow of soil and sand is suppressed through a porous network flower pot according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 9 is an example showing the survival state of plant roots through a porous network pollen according to an embodiment of the present invention.

10 is an example for explaining the peculiarities that may appear when plant roots are settled in a porous network pot according to an embodiment of the present invention.

The porous network flower pot 350 includes a porous mesh grid 360 made of a mesh pattern P1, as shown in FIG. 6, and the mesh pattern P1 has a variable grid size between the porous mesh grids 360. It may be manufactured through the porous network sheet 370 molded to be changed. As shown in FIG. 7, the porous network pollen 350 may be constructed by manufacturing a porous network sheet 370 in a pollen shape to induce plant root establishment and water supply.

The porous network grid 360 of the porous network sheet 370 constituting the porous network flower pot 350 may be configured to include one or more layered arrangement structures as shown in FIGS. 8 and 9, and is shown in FIG. 10. It can be composed of a flexible elastic grid as described above. In the elastic grid, when the thickness of the root (T) increases, the size of the hole changes, so that there is no obstacle to survival due to the growth of the root (T).

Looking specifically at the porous network pollen 350, as shown in Figs. 7 and 8, the porous network sheet 370 is formed in a pollen shape to induce root establishment and moisture supply of plants. When) is supplied, the primary soil W1 containing moisture is blocked by the mesh pattern P1 of the uppermost layer, and the secondary soil W2 continuously flows along the hole of the porous mesh grid 360 below the top layer. May be continuously blocked through the lower mesh pattern P1.

In addition, external air (a1) is introduced from the outside, and external air (a1) introduced into the inner soil of the porous network plant pot 350 flows outward and is guided to be discharged to the exhaust air (a2) to maintain continuous ventilation. I can.

In addition, the plant roots (T) planted in the porous reticular pollen 350 may be induced to grow and grow outward by passing through the holes of the multi-layered porous reticulated grids 360 in sequence as shown in FIG. 9.

In addition, the porous mesh grid 360 may be configured as an elastic grid capable of flexible shrinkage restoration as shown in FIG. 10. The porous reticulated grid 110 made of an elastic grid capable of contraction restoration increases the size of the grid according to the thickness of the root (T) of the plant to prevent the root (T0) from sticking out, and induces free settlement of the root. .

FIG. 10 is an example for explaining a singularity that may appear during the establishment of plant roots on the porous network grid 360.

As shown in FIG. 10, when the size of the porous network grid 360 is'R' and the thickness of the root T is'T1', the size'R' of the porous network grid 360 is the root thickness'T1'. It is elastically deformed by the amount of change of'L1' corresponding to the amount of'L1', so that the root can freely pass through the grids regardless of the thickness and can induce to grow and settle.

The wall landscaping pot (A) including an air purification function according to an embodiment of the present invention is provided with leaves and roots of plants on the back surface of the porous network pots 350 installed in the grooves 200 of the paper pot block 100. It may be configured to include an air purification means for inducing and discharging the purified air (a2) by contacting the external air (a1).

The air purifying means will be described in detail with reference to FIGS. 11 to 13 as follows.

11 is an example showing a survival pore plate of a potted plant for landscaping on a wall including an air purification function according to an embodiment of the present invention.

12 is an illustration showing an air purification state by a survival pore plate of a potted plant for landscaping on a wall including an air purification function according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Air purification means constituting the wall landscaping pot (A) including the air purification function according to an embodiment of the present invention is a porous network flower pots 350 installed in the groove 200 of the paper flower pot block 100, a porous network The back side of the paper pollen block 100 on which the pollen 350 is installed is installed to induce root establishment of the plant planted in the porous reticulated pollen 350 located in front to promote growth, and the root of the outside air (a1) It may be configured to include a live pore plate 380 to increase the contact flow rate.

As shown in FIG. 11, the survival pore plate 380 includes a plurality of gap maintaining protrusions 382 on the surface of the survival pore plate body 381 and the survival pore holes 383 protruding from the rear surface thereof. Can be. The live pore plate 380 may be formed integrally with a mold made of a thermoplastic synthetic resin.

As shown in FIG. 12, the live pore plate body 381 has one side of the vertical wall surface B1 of the paper planter block 100 in order to maintain the gap between the rear surface vertical wall surface B1 of the paper planter block 100. Consisting of a plurality of spacing protrusions 382 protruding toward, the other side of the survival pore plate body 381 is a plurality of inducing the survival growth of the roots protruding from the porous network flowerpot 350 and the flow of external air (a1). It can be configured by molding the survival pore hole 383 in a protruding shape.

In addition, the gap maintaining protrusion 382 and the survival pore holes 383 in the survival pore plate main body 381 may be configured as an integral structure of a continuous arrangement alternately repeated with each other. A survival space in which the roots of the plant can be established may be formed at the intersection of the gap maintaining protrusion 382 and the survival pore hole 383, and the root T of the plant is the survival pore as shown in FIG. It can survive or extend through the hole 383.

The air purification means constituting the wall landscaping pot (A) including the air purification function according to the embodiment of the present invention is a vegetation block layer 700 installed on the back surface of the survival pore plate 380 as shown in FIG. It can be configured to include.

Here, the vegetation block layer 700 may be selected from a variety of breathable blocks that are advantageous for air purification. For example, it is possible to selectively install grass vegetation blocks that are breathable and have an air purification function.

In addition, the air purification means is installed on the back surface of the survival pore plate body 381 as shown in FIG. 13 to contact the leaves and roots of the plants planted in the porous network pots 350 with external air (a1). It may be configured to include an intake and exhaust fan 610 that induces and discharges the purified air a2.

FIG. 13 is an illustration illustrating external air intake and exhaust flow of purified air in a flower pot for wall landscaping including an air purification function according to an embodiment of the present invention.

As shown in FIG. 13, when the intake/exhaust fan 610 for inhaling and exhausting the unpurified external air a1 is driven, the external air a1 is first converted to the leaves and roots of the plants planted in the porous reticulated pollen 350. Through (T), it passes through the survival pore hole 383 of the survival pore plate 380, and in the process, the outside air (a1) is caused by the plant leaves and roots (T) and the soil planted in the porous network flower pot 350. It may be purified and discharged to the purified air (a2).

Porous network plant pot 350 is to be inserted along the through groove 200 formed in the front wall (B) of the paper plant block 100, and as such, a network-shaped structure in which the flow of external air (a) is free Therefore, it is possible to increase the air purification performance by increasing the contact flow rate of the external air to the roots of the plant as much as possible in the process of inhaling the external air (a1).

For example, as shown in FIG. 13, when suction force is generated by the rotation of the intake and exhaust fan 610, the external air a1 passes through the front wall surface B of the paper planter block 100 and is sucked into the interior. Air purification by contacting the roots of the plants is induced to pass through the roots (T) of plants planted in the porous network pots 350 that are inserted and installed in the grooves 200 of the paper pots block 100 to induce outside air (a1). Can be induced to contact intensively.

When the suction force is generated by the rotation of the intake and exhaust fan 610, the external air a1 passes through the front wall (B) of the paper pollen block 100 and is sucked into the interior. Purification is a second external air intake induction path (R2) that inhales external air (a1) through the leaves of plants planted in the porous network flower pots 350 inserted and installed in the grooves 200 of the paper flower pot block 100 Through the external air (a1) may be induced to contact intensively.

In this way, the leaves and roots of plants planted in the porous network pots 350 inserted into the grooves 200 of the paper pot blocks 100 are the process of inhaling external air (a1) when the suction force of the intake and exhaust fan 610 is generated. In the plant roots and leaves in contact with the outside air (a1) intensively, it can have an advantageous effect to increase the air purification power.

For example, external air (a1) that needs purification can be decomposed by soil microorganisms living in the vicinity of the roots, thereby increasing the purification power. Plant activity has been found to exhibit more than 80% vigorous activity at the roots, and the resolution of pollutants is known to peak at the roots of plants.

Since the soil in which plants are planted contains pores and organic matter on average, it can provide a vegetation environment that can naturally purify harmful gases in the air by helping the growth of plants and activating microbial activity at plant roots. Since the pores existing in the soil can also serve as a filter, the soil filled in the porous reticulated flower pot 350 can also filter foreign substances contained in the external air a1.

In addition, the wall landscaping pot (A) including the air purification function according to an embodiment of the present invention is a back cover 600 installed on the back surface of the paper plant block 100 and an intake and exhaust fan 610 mounted on the back cover 600 ) Can be included.

The back cover 600 forms a flow space 602 that guides the flow of the purified air (a2) through the paper plant block 100 in the front portion-the porous network plant pot 350-the survival pore plate 380 The inclined wall surfaces 601a, 601b, 601c, 601d, and the inclined wall surfaces 601a, 601b, 601c, and 601d may include a hole 603 drilled in the center thereof.

In addition, although not shown in the drawing on the back cover 600, the purified air a2 flows by configuring the distribution blade in a protruding shape toward the inside of the back cover 600 in order to maintain the uniformity of distribution of the purified air a2. It is possible to induce to mix the flow of the purified air (a2) by hitting the distribution blade inside the space 602 in an even distribution.

The intake/exhaust fan 610 mounted in the hole 603 of the back cover 600 forms a suction force at the back surface of the paper plant block 100 at the front and is purified into the flow space 602 of the back cover 600. The air (a2) is firstly introduced and the introduced purified air (a2) may serve to continuously and secondarily exhaust the air to the outside.

In addition, an exhaust duct 630 having an exhaust port 631 for inducing and discharging the purified air a2 may be provided outside the back cover 600. When the exhaust duct 630 is provided outside the back cover 600, the purified air a2 exhausted through the intake and exhaust fan 610 may be sent in the intended direction.

The present invention is capable of activating the growth and survival of plant roots by supplying sufficient moisture to the plants and maintaining good ventilation while suppressing the outflow of soil through the porous mesh pots and the survival pore plate configured in the wall landscaping pots. There is an advantage.

The present invention has the advantage of improving the air purification performance by increasing the external air contact flow rate to the roots of plants planted through the porous mesh plant pot and the survival pore plate configured in the wall landscaping pot.

As described above, the present invention has been described with reference to the embodiment shown in the drawings, but is not limited to the embodiment, and can be carried out with modifications and variations without departing from the gist of the present invention. Included in thought.

A: Wall landscaping pots with air purification function
B.B1: wall C: gap
100: paper planter block 110.120: paper sheet
111.121: convex portion 112.122: concave portion
200: groove 300: distribution plate
350: porous network flower pot 360: porous network grid
370; Porous network sheet 380: live pore plate
381: survival pore plate body 382: gap maintaining protrusion
383: survival pore hole 400: distribution pipe
410: spray nozzle 420: flow control valve
430: water supply 500: water tank
520: drain hole 530: pump
531: Euro 600: wall
610: intake and exhaust fan 630: exhaust duct
700: vegetation block layer

Claims (9)

Paper planter block; A water supply unit that wets the paper sheets of the paper flower pot block through a gap between the paper flower pot block; A groove formed on the wall surface of the paper planter block; Porous network pots in which plants are planted and inserted into the grooves; And the porous network installed on the back side of the paper flowerpot block and inserted into the groove of the paper flowerpot block to contact the leaves and roots of plants planted in the flowerpot to induce and discharge into purified air. An air purification means configured by installing a back surface of the paper flower pot block in which the flower pot is installed to induce root establishment of plants planted in the porous network flower pot located in the front, and installing a survival pore plate for increasing the contact flow rate of the root of the outside air; A flower pot for wall landscaping comprising an air purification function, characterized in that it is configured to include. The method of claim 1,
The wall groove has an inclination of 30 to 50 degrees based on a horizontal floor surface, and a wall landscaping potted with an air purification function. The method of claim 1,
The porous network pollen includes porous network grids made of a mesh pattern, and the mesh pattern includes a porous mesh sheet formed so that the grid size between the porous mesh grids is variably changed to induce plant root adhesion and water supply. A potted plant body in the shape of a potted plant; a potted plant for wall landscaping including an air purification function, constructed and constructed. The method of claim 3,
The porous mesh grid is made of a flexible elastic grid, a flower pot for wall landscaping including an air purification function. The method of claim 3,
The porous network grid includes one or more layered arrangement structures, wall landscaping pots including an air purification function. delete The method of claim 1,
The survival pore plate, the survival pore plate body; In order to maintain a gap between the vertical wall surface of the paper planter block and the rear surface of the paper planter block, one side of the survival pore plate main body includes a plurality of space-maintaining protrusions protruding toward the vertical wall surface of the paper planter block. The other side is a plurality of survival pore holes for inducing the survival growth of the roots protruding from the porous network pots and the flow of external air; a wall landscaping potted plant including an air purification function. The method of claim 1,
A potted plant for wall landscaping including an air purification function, consisting of an integral structure of a continuous arrangement in which the gap maintaining protrusions and the survival pore holes of the survival pore plate body are alternately repeated. The method of claim 1,
The air purifying means includes; an intake and exhaust fan installed on the rear surface of the body of the survival pore plate to contact the leaves and roots of plants planted in the porous reticulated pots to induce and discharge the purified air into the purified air. Wall landscaping pots with cleansing function.

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