TWM574388U - Plant seedling water-containing cultivation device - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention proposes a plant seedling aqueous culture device for planting the cultivated plant seedlings onto the land, which mainly has a biodegradable paper cone having a concave from the top end thereof to the bottom end thereof. a water storage chamber, one or more convex tubes protruding from the bottom surface of the water storage chamber toward the top of the container, a planting chamber communicating from the upper end of the convex tube to the bottom end of the paper cone, and the planting chamber for placing the roots of the plant seedlings and the culture soil . The creation can also implement a seedling pot for planting plant seedlings. When transplanting, the seedling pot can be directly placed into the planting chamber of the paper cone, and then the planting work can be carried out quickly and conveniently. In this way, the water-cultivating device for planting seed plants can be buried in the land to achieve convenient transfer work, environmental protection and recycling, storage of water, collection of rainwater and prevention of evaporation of water.

Description

Plant seedling water-containing cultivation device

The present invention relates to an aqueous cultivation device for plant seedlings, in particular to an aqueous cultivation device for planting plant seedlings onto land and having water storage function.

When planting seedlings such as saplings, the seedling pots made of black soft plastic are used as containers, the culture soil is filled in the seedling pots, and the seeds or seedlings are planted on the culture soil, waiting for them to grow to be suitable for transplanting. At the time, move to the location of the transplant to carry out the transplant. When it is transplanted, the seedling pot made of plastic is a biodegradable material and cannot be directly buried in the soil. It is necessary to take the culture soil together with the seedlings to separate the seedling pots, and then bury the culture soil of the seedling roots on the transferred ground. Then, the seedling pots are recycled, so the transplanting work is troublesome.

In addition, in the period after the general saplings are transplanted, it is necessary to diligently give the seedlings water, which is conducive to the growth of the roots of the seedlings. However, the known seedling pots must be removed and recovered during the transplanting, and the roots of the seedlings (along with The cultivated soil is planted into the land, and the structure of the planting part does not have the function of storing water. It is completely impossible to provide a favorable water supply effect to the seedling, and it is necessary to rely on manual timing watering to increase the labor cost of planting. Therefore, how to create a water-based cultivation device for plant seedlings, which can hold seedlings and culture soils, and when planted, the cultivation devices can be buried together in the land, so that they can be decomposed by themselves after a period of time, and have water storage before they are decomposed. The function of providing sufficient moisture to seedlings is a technical issue that the creative office must actively overcome.

The purpose of the present invention is to provide a plant seedling water-containing cultivation device, which has the functions of storing water, separating seedling pots and biodegradable by using biodegradable paper cones, seedling pots and paper covers. The plant seedlings are planted on the land to achieve convenient transfer work, environmental protection and recycling of seedling pots, storage of water required for the transplanting period, collection of rainwater, and prevention of evaporation of water.

In order to achieve the above object, the preferred technical solution of the plant seedling aqueous culture device of the present invention comprises: a biodegradable paper cone which is a container made of paper, the paper cone having a top from the top thereof a concave storage tank at the bottom end, one or more convex tubes protruding from the bottom surface of the water storage chamber toward the top of the container, and a planting chamber communicating from the upper end of the convex tube to the bottom end of the paper cone, the planting chamber being used for Place the culture soil and plant seedlings.

The above-mentioned plant seedling aqueous culture device further comprises a biodegradable seedling pot, wherein the seedling pot is a cup-shaped container whose upper end is open, and the bottom of the seedling pot is provided with a plurality of through holes, the top of the seedling pot There is a laterally projecting flange, and the seedling pot can be placed into the planting chamber of the male tube from above so that the flange abuts against the upper end of the convex tube. Thereby, the seedling pot can be combined with the planting chamber of the paper cone to plant the plant seedlings into the paper cone, thereby achieving the effect of rapid and convenient seeding.

The above-mentioned plant seedling aqueous culture device further comprises a paper cover which is combined at the top end of the paper cone to cover the water storage chamber, and the cover surface of the paper cover is provided with a through hole corresponding to the planting chamber. Thereby, the paper cover is used as a supporting structure for the seedling length of the species, and at the same time, the evaporation of water in the paper cone can be delayed, and the plant has sufficient water.

In the above-mentioned plant seedling aqueous culture device, the top cover of the paper cover has a concave portion, and a plurality of water collecting holes that communicate the concave portion and the bottom surface of the paper cover. Thereby, the rainwater can be collected by the recessed portion, and the rainwater can flow into the water storage chamber of the paper cone through the water drop hole to achieve the function of collecting rainwater.

In the above-mentioned plant seedling aqueous culture device, the concave portion is a ring groove surrounding the top surface of the paper cover. The rainwater falling on the paper cover can flow along the inclined surface to the annular groove-like recess and into the water storage chamber of the paper cone.

In the above aqueous planting apparatus for plant seedlings, the paper cover has a water supply hole that communicates the concave portion and the bottom surface of the paper cover. Thereby, the caregiver can manually add water to the water storage chamber of the paper cone.

The above-mentioned plant seedling aqueous culture device further comprises a water guiding rope, one end of which extends to the water storage chamber and the other end extends into the planting chamber or the seedling pot. Thereby, the water of the water storage chamber is slowly guided into the planting chamber or the seedling pot through the capillary action of the water guiding rope, and continuously provides the water required for plant growth.

In the above-mentioned plant seedling aqueous culture device, the paper cone is an elliptical, circular or polygonal body, and the convex tube is a circular or polygonal tube so as to be suitable for various plant planting needs.

The structural features of the present creation and other functions and purposes are described in detail in the following embodiments:

Referring to Fig. 1, Fig. 2 and Fig. 3, the plant seedling aqueous culture device of the present invention is an aqueous culture device for transplanting seed plants of trees and the like onto the land, and preferred embodiments thereof include A biodegradable paper cone 10 which is a dish-shaped container made of paper, the paper cone 10 having a water storage chamber recessed from its top end 11 to its bottom end 12 for holding water 13. A convex tube 14 projecting from the bottom surface of the water storage chamber 13 toward the top end 11 thereof, and a planting chamber 15 communicating from the upper end of the convex tube 14 to the bottom end 12 of the paper cone 10 to make the planting chamber 15 can be used to place culture soil 50 and plant seedlings 60 (as shown in Figure 4) or into a seedling pot 20 (as shown in Figure 5). The seedling pot 20 is a cup-shaped container having an open upper end formed by a biodegradable paper material. The bottom of the seedling pot 20 is provided with a plurality of through holes 21, and the top end of the seedling pot 20 has a laterally protruding flange. 22, the seedling pot 20 can be placed into the planting chamber 15 of the convex tube 14 from above, so that the flange 22 abuts against the upper end of the convex tube 14. The paper cone 10 can be embodied as an elliptical, circular or polygonal body. The convex tube 14 can be implemented as a circular or polygonal tube. The cross-sectional shape of the seedling pot 20 corresponds to the convex tube 14 . shape. Furthermore, the present invention can further implement a water guiding rope 30 which is disposed in the second chamber 15 so that one end thereof extends into the water storage chamber 13 and the other end extends to the planting chamber 15 ( As shown in Figure 4) or seedling pot 20 (as shown in Figure 5).

When the plant seedling aqueous culture device of the present invention is used, the seedling can be directly cultivated with the paper cone 10, as shown in FIG. 4, the culture soil 50 can be filled in the planting chamber 15 of the paper cone 10, and the seed seed is planted. The culture soil 50 is grown until it is suitable for transplanting the seedlings 60, or the smaller seedlings 60 are planted in the culture soil 50 to be suitable for transplanting, and then the paper cones 10 are buried together in the transfer site at the time of transplanting. Land 80. Or, as shown in FIG. 5, the seedlings 20 can be used to grow seedlings. When the seedlings 60 are grown to be suitable for planting, the paper cone 10 is first buried in the land 80, and the seedling pot 20 is planted together with the seedlings 60. The planting chamber 15 of the paper cone 10 is placed to complete the work of transplanting. The present invention can utilize the paper cone 10 and the seedling pot 20 for planting without separating the paper cone 10 or the seedling pot 20 to avoid damage to the 60 parts of the seedling; after the planting, the rainwater or artificially poured water 70 can be stored in the The water storage chamber 13 of the paper cone 10 then uses the capillary action (capillary phenomenon) of the water guide rope 30 to attract water to the culture soil 50 and the land 80, thereby providing water required for a period of time after the planting, which is more conducive to seedlings. 60 grows. When the seedlings 60 are grown for a certain period of time, the drought tolerance of the plants is increased, and the paper cone 10 is naturally decomposed by the microorganisms in the soil, so that the paper cone 10 does not need to be recovered, thereby achieving a more environmentally friendly effect.

Referring to FIG. 6 and FIG. 7 , the aqueous plant cultivation apparatus of the present invention can further implement a paper cover 40 on the paper cone 10, and the paper cover 40 is combined at the top end 11 of the paper cone 10, and Covering the water storage chamber 13, a cover hole 41 corresponding to the planting chamber 15 is provided on the cover surface of the paper cover 40, so that the seedling 60 can be grown from the through hole 41, and the seed cover 60 is supported by the paper cover 40. Stem. Furthermore, the top surface of the paper cover 40 may be integrally formed with a recess 42 and a plurality of water holes 43 connecting the recess 42 and the bottom surface of the paper cover 40. The recess 42 may specifically surround the top of the paper cover 40. a ring groove around the face. Thereby, when rainwater falls on the paper cover 40, it can be guided to the recess 42 (ring groove), and then flows to the water storage chamber 13 of the paper cone 10 via the respective water drain holes 43 for storage.

Referring to FIG. 8 and FIG. 9 , the convex tube 14 of the paper cone 10 is not limited to one structure, and two convex tubes 14 protruding from the bottom surface of the water storage chamber 13 toward the top end 11 thereof may be implemented. A planting chamber 15 is formed in each of the convex tubes 14, and the paper cover 40 covering the paper cone 10 is provided with two through holes 41 respectively corresponding to the planting chamber 15, thereby being capable of planting two in one paper cone 10. Plant seedlings to achieve better economic benefits.

In summary, the water-based cultivation device for plant seedlings has been practical and creative, and its technical means are also novel and undoubted, and the efficacy and design purpose are in line with the fact that it has been reasonably improved. To this end, a new type of patent application is filed in accordance with the law, but the bureau is requested to give a detailed examination and grant the patent as a prayer.

10‧‧‧ paper cone

11‧‧‧Top

12‧‧‧ bottom

13‧‧‧Water storage room

14‧‧‧Concave tube

15‧‧‧ planting room

20‧‧ ‧ seedling pot

21‧‧‧through hole

22‧‧‧Flange

30‧‧‧Waterline

40‧‧‧paper cover

41‧‧‧through hole

42‧‧‧ recess

43‧‧‧Water hole

50‧‧‧ cultivated soil

60‧‧‧ seedlings

70‧‧‧ water

80‧‧‧Land

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS Fig. 1 is a perspective view showing the exploded state of a preferred embodiment of an aqueous culture apparatus for creating a single-hole plant seedling. Fig. 2 is a schematic cross-sectional view showing a combined state of a preferred embodiment of a water-cultivating device for creating a single-hole plant seedling. Fig. 3 is a top plan view showing the combined state of the preferred embodiment of the aqueous culture device for creating a single-hole plant seedling. Fig. 4 is a schematic view showing the state of use of the seedling-free basin of the preferred embodiment of the aqueous culture apparatus for creating a single-hole plant seedling. Fig. 5 is a schematic view showing the use state of the seedling pot of the preferred embodiment of the water-cultivating device for creating a single-hole plant seedling. Fig. 6 is a perspective view showing the exploded state of a preferred embodiment of the paper cover of the water-cultivating device for creating a single-hole plant seedling. Fig. 7 is a perspective view showing the combined state of a preferred embodiment of the paper cover of the water-cultivating device for creating a single-hole plant seedling. Fig. 8 is a perspective view showing the combined state of the preferred embodiment of the aqueous planting device for creating a double-hole plant seedling. Fig. 9 is a perspective view showing the exploded state of the preferred embodiment of the aqueous planting device for creating a double-hole plant seedling.

Claims (8)

A plant seedling aqueous culture device comprising: a biodegradable paper cone, the paper cone being a container made of paper, the paper cone having a water storage chamber recessed from a top end thereof to a bottom end thereof, one or more A convex tube protruding from the bottom surface of the water storage chamber toward the top of the container, and a planting chamber communicating from the upper end of the convex tube to the bottom end of the paper tube, the planting chamber is used for placing the culture soil and the plant seedlings. The plant seedling aqueous culture device according to claim 1, further comprising a biodegradable seedling pot, wherein the seedling pot is a cup-shaped container having an open upper end and a plurality of through holes at the bottom of the seedling pot. The top end of the seedling pot has a laterally projecting flange, and the seedling pot can be placed into the planting chamber of the male tube from above so that the flange abuts against the upper end of the convex tube. The plant seedling aqueous culture device according to claim 1 or 2, further comprising a paper cover, the paper cover being combined at a top end of the paper cone to cover the water storage chamber, the cover surface of the paper cover being provided with a corresponding planting chamber Through hole. The plant seedling aqueous culture device according to claim 3, wherein the top cover of the paper cover has a concave portion, and a plurality of water collecting holes that communicate the concave portion and the bottom surface of the paper cover. The plant seedling aqueous culture device according to claim 4, wherein the concave portion is a ring groove surrounding a top surface of the paper cover. The plant seedling aqueous culture device according to claim 5, wherein the paper cover has a water supply hole communicating the concave portion and the bottom surface of the paper cover. The plant seedling aqueous culture device according to claim 2, further comprising a water guiding rope extending from one end to the water storage chamber and the other end extending into the planting chamber or the seedling pot. The plant seedling aqueous culture device according to claim 1, wherein the paper cone is an elliptical, circular or polygonal body, and the convex tube is a circular or polygonal tube.