TWM479011U - Plug tray with porous planting cups - Google Patents

Description

Pillow with porous cultivation cup

The utility model relates to a plug tray, in particular to a plug tray which forms a plurality of openings in the cultivation cup of the plug tray and can improve the root growth of the seedlings in the cultivation cup.

Most of the seedlings planted by existing crops are seeded by seed, which is prepared for a large number of rapid and labor-saving seedlings. The existing method is to cultivate a large number of trays. Please refer to Figure 6, which is formed on a tray 90. The plurality of cultivation cups 91 and the plurality of openings 92 are arranged in a regular arrangement at equal intervals. As shown in FIG. 7, each of the cultivation cups 91 extends outward from the bottom surface of the tray 90 to accommodate the planting. The soil used, and the bottom end of the cultivation cup 91 is formed with a through hole 911 for allowing a seedling 93 root planted in the cultivation cup 91 to extend downward to absorb moisture and nutrients in the soil or the planting medium. . In order to improve the planting efficiency at the time of seedling raising, the plurality of trays 90 are overlapped, so that the cultivation cup 91 of each of the trays 90 can be temporarily inserted into the opening 92 of the other tray 90, and thus, after being overlapped The cultivation cups 91 of the trays 90 are relatively close, and the soil and seeds required for breeding are easily laid in the cultivation cups 91. After the soil and seeds are laid, the trays 90 are separated and individually laid. On the soil of the farmland, the seedling preparation is completed.

It can be seen from the foregoing that the seedlings 93 planted in the tray 90 can only extend downward from the opening 92 at the bottom end of the cultivation cup 91, so that the growth of the seedling 93 roots is quite concentrated and it is not easy to absorb a large range of moisture and nutrients. Produces problems with packing, poor growth, or slow growth.

As mentioned above, the seedlings planted in the existing plug trays have problems in that the roots are too concentrated downwards and are not easy to absorb more nutrients and moisture. Therefore, the main purpose of the present invention is to provide a tray for a porous cultivation cup, mainly The side wall of each cultivation cup of the plug tray is formed with a plurality of through holes, so that the roots of the seedlings in the cultivation cup can be additionally grown from the through holes to the outside, thereby improving the root absorption capacity of the seedlings, and solving the problem that the seedling roots of the existing plugs are too concentrated. .

The main technical means for achieving the foregoing purpose is that the tray having the porous cultivation cup comprises: a body having a sheet shape and having a surface and a bottom surface, the body being formed with a plurality of cultivation holes; and a majority The cultivation cups are corresponding to the cultivation holes, and each cultivation cup is formed by a hollow cone shape extending downward from the bottom surface of the body, and the side walls of each cultivation cup are formed with a plurality of through holes and formed at the other end of the opposite body. Through hole.

The plurality of cultivation cups formed by the above-mentioned components have through holes and through holes at the bottom end and the side walls respectively, so that the roots of the seedlings planted in the cultivation cup protrude downward and grasp the ground. The ground anchor root for absorbing nutrients and water and the fine roots for absorbing nutrients and water on both sides, so that the roots of the seedlings can be developed well without causing the rooting phenomenon, and the root system of the existing seedlings of the plugs will be solved. Too concentrated and not easy to absorb a wide range of water and nutrient problems.

Referring to the preferred embodiment of the present invention, referring to FIGS. 1 and 2, a body 10 and a plurality of cultivation cups 20 are provided. The body 10 is an elongated body and has a surface and a bottom surface. The body 10 The surface is formed with a plurality of cultivation holes 11 and a plurality of openings 12 penetrating to the bottom surface. The cultivation holes 11 and the openings 12 are circular and arranged in a regular pattern, as shown in FIGS. 3 and 4. Each of the cultivation cups 20 has a conical shape corresponding to each of the cultivation holes 11 and extends downward from the bottom surface of the body 10, and each of the cultivation cups 20 has a plurality of through holes 21 formed in the side walls thereof and a through hole formed at the other end of the opposite body. 22, as shown in FIG. 3, the side wall of each of the cultivation cups 20 is formed into a cut surface shape around the through hole 22, and the cut surface is parallel to the body 10 to improve the stability of the body 10 placement.

In the preferred embodiment, the diameter of each opening 12 is larger than the diameter of each cultivation hole 11. When one body 10 is stacked with another body 10 (not shown), the upper body 10 is located. Each of the cultivation cups 20 can be placed in each of the openings 12 of the lower body to improve the planting efficiency of the seedlings. As shown in FIG. 2, the cultivation holes 11 are arranged in an 8×6 manner, and the openings 12 are alternately arranged with the cultivation holes 11 in a manner of 7×5, and the edges of the sides of the body 10 are further arranged. A plurality of semi-circular notches 13 are formed at the respective positions, and the four corners of the body 10 respectively form an arc-shaped (quarter-circular) notch. When two or four bodies 10 are arranged side by side, the opposite two notches 13 (semicircular) or four notches 13 (quarter circular) may form the aforementioned one opening 12 for the other body to be worn. 10 cultivation cups 20.

The through holes 21 provided in the middle portion of the side wall of each of the cultivation cups 20 are elongated and have a longitudinal direction perpendicular to the surface of the body 10. As shown in FIG. 2, in the preferred embodiment, each of the cultivation cups 20 is provided with four through holes 21, and the through holes 21 are symmetrical with each other, and the new type of the through holes 21 are the same. The arrangement and shape are not limited, and the through holes 21 may be circular or polygonal, and the through holes 21 may be arranged at equal angles (such as 90° intervals) or unequally (for example, 120° apart). 60°-120°-60°).

Referring to FIG. 5, when a seedling 30 is planted in the cultivation cup 20, the root system of the seedling 30 can protrude from the through hole 22 at the bottom end of the cultivation cup 20 and the through holes 21 of the side wall to the outside of the cultivation cup 20, respectively. The ground anchor extending from the through hole 22 may protrude downward to grasp or absorb the water/nutrients below, and the fine roots extending from the through holes 21 to both sides may absorb nutrients on both sides of the cultivation cup 20. With water, the root system of the seedling 30 can be developed without being concentrated in the cultivation cup 20, causing the problem of packing. The existing seedlings planted with the plug tray will have too much root concentration and can easily absorb a large range of water and nutrients. problem.

10‧‧‧ Ontology
11‧‧‧ cultivation holes
12‧‧‧ Opening
13‧‧‧ gap
20‧‧‧cultivation cup
21‧‧‧through holes
22‧‧‧through hole
30‧‧‧ seedlings
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91‧‧‧cultivation cup
911‧‧‧through hole
92‧‧‧Opening
93‧‧‧ seedlings

1 is a perspective view of a preferred embodiment of the present invention. 2 is a top plan view of a preferred embodiment of the present invention. Figure 3 is a side cross-sectional view of the preferred embodiment of the present invention. Figure 4 is a partial enlarged cross-sectional view of the preferred embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 5 is a schematic view showing the growth of roots of vegetable plants according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention. Figure 6 is a top plan view of a conventional plug. Fig. 7 is a schematic view showing the growth of roots of vegetable plants in the conventional plug tray.

10‧‧‧ Ontology

11‧‧‧ cultivation holes

12‧‧‧ Opening

13‧‧‧ gap

20‧‧‧cultivation cup

21‧‧‧through holes

Claims (6)

A tray having a porous cultivation cup, comprising: a body having a sheet shape and having a surface and a bottom surface, wherein the body is formed with a plurality of cultivation holes; and a plurality of cultivation cups, each of which is corresponding to each cultivation hole, Each of the cultivation cups has a hollow cone shape extending downward from the bottom surface of the body, and the side walls of each of the cultivation cups are formed with a plurality of through holes and a through hole is formed at the other end of the opposite body. The tray of the porous cultivation cup according to claim 1, wherein each of the cultivation cups is provided with four through holes in the middle ring of the side wall, each of the through holes is elongated and the length direction thereof is perpendicular to the surface of the body. . According to the tray of the porous cultivation cup described in claim 2, the through holes of each cultivation cup are symmetrically formed in pairs. The tray having the porous cultivation cup according to claim 3, wherein the side wall of each of the cultivation cups has a cut surface shape around the through hole, the cut surface being parallel to the body. The tray of the porous cultivation cup according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the surface of the body is formed with a plurality of openings penetrating through the bottom surface, and the cultivation cups are regularly interlaced with the openings. arrangement. The tray of the porous cultivation cup according to claim 5, wherein the body is elongated, the cultivation holes and the openings are circular, and each side of the body is formed with a plurality of semicircles. The shape of the notch, and the four corners of the body are respectively formed into a curved notch.