WO2005025298A1 - Nursery pot for hydroponic culture, floating panel for nursery pot, floating nursery system, and hydroponic culture method using the system - Google Patents

Nursery pot for hydroponic culture, floating panel for nursery pot, floating nursery system, and hydroponic culture method using the system Download PDF

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WO2005025298A1
WO2005025298A1 PCT/JP2003/011740 JP0311740W WO2005025298A1 WO 2005025298 A1 WO2005025298 A1 WO 2005025298A1 JP 0311740 W JP0311740 W JP 0311740W WO 2005025298 A1 WO2005025298 A1 WO 2005025298A1
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Masayoshi Yamane
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    • AHUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A01AGRICULTURE; FORESTRY; ANIMAL HUSBANDRY; HUNTING; TRAPPING; FISHING
    • A01GHORTICULTURE; CULTIVATION OF VEGETABLES, FLOWERS, RICE, FRUIT, VINES, HOPS OR SEAWEED; FORESTRY; WATERING
    • A01G9/00Cultivation in receptacles, forcing-frames or greenhouses; Edging for beds, lawn or the like
    • A01G9/04Flower-pot saucers
    • A01G9/047Channels or gutters, e.g. for hydroponics
    • AHUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A01AGRICULTURE; FORESTRY; ANIMAL HUSBANDRY; HUNTING; TRAPPING; FISHING
    • A01GHORTICULTURE; CULTIVATION OF VEGETABLES, FLOWERS, RICE, FRUIT, VINES, HOPS OR SEAWEED; FORESTRY; WATERING
    • A01G31/00Soilless cultivation, e.g. hydroponics
    • A01G31/02Special apparatus therefor
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    • Y02P60/21Dinitrogen oxide [N2O], e.g. using aquaponics, hydroponics or efficiency measures

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  • the present invention relates to a seedling pot for Hengya, a float panel for a t pot, a float type water supply system, and a method for enriching a nutrient solution using the same.
  • This fever type of weaving method uses a circulation pump to interlock or intermittently circulate the culture night (hereinafter referred to as a sickle) in a nutrient solution tank. Then, place the pot so that it is immersed in the nutrient solution in the nutrient solution tank.
  • a plate-like plate or grid-like frame with an opening for knitting a seedling pot is provided in a nutrient solution tank, and the ability to place the seedling pot in the opening of this plate / frame s has been done.
  • These plates and frames are fixed to the nutrient solution tank so that they do not move due to the flow of the nutrient solution.
  • far-infrared rays have a short wavelength from their wavelengths; their reach is short, and their effective reach in water is even shorter. Therefore, it is difficult to use far-infrared rays in towns, and it is particularly difficult to use It was difficult to draw far infrared rays.
  • Another object of the present invention is to generate far-infrared rays in a region near the root of an object, Activate and ionize the nutrient solution to promote teacher training. # Potting for pots, pot float panels, float-type systems, and nutrient solution methods using these is there.
  • the pot for chrysanthemums according to the present invention is formed by injecting a resin having a far-infrared ray generator.
  • This pot is located around the roots of Okina plants, so that the culture medium for carrying the teaching plants can be expanded.
  • the seedling pots and fiber plants are also very close to each other. Become.
  • the far-infrared radiation from the resin generated by the resin in this pot reaches the root of the far-infrared ray, and acts directly on the root. This far-infrared ray activates the nourishment around the root, In addition, it is used to promote the growth of t ⁇ plants: Rf.
  • a float panel for a Wff pot according to the present invention has a pair of buoyancy members for enclosing a buried pot, and a chain connecting the tiff self-buoyancy members at a predetermined interval.
  • This buoyancy functions as a means of buoyancy for the pot float panel to float on the shore while supporting the pot, and also as a means to lock it by contact with the seedling raising pot.
  • the buoyancy is paired and separated by a predetermined distance by the group.
  • the storage space for the pot 3 ⁇ 43 ⁇ 41 "is formed between the buoyancy parts by leaving a constant interval if.
  • the buoyancy body part is placed in the space where the ffi pot is placed in the column area. Tied to each other and acts to lock the ffi pot c
  • FIG. 1 is a fiber diagram showing a float type seedling raising system according to an embodiment of the present invention
  • FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing another example of the configuration of the float panel for the seedling raising pot;
  • FIG. 4 is an overlook view showing still another example of the configuration of the float panel for the seedling raising pot
  • FIG. 5 is a # 1 view showing an example of the configuration of the seedling raising pot used in the present embodiment
  • Fig. 6 shows the other parts of the pot.
  • FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram showing still another configuration of the pot.
  • FIG. 8 is a fiber diagram showing a state in which a plurality of seedling pots are stored in the 3 ⁇ 4pot float panel ⁇ #;
  • FIG. 9 is a plan view showing a state in which a plurality of pots are placed in the ffi pot float panel ⁇ !;
  • FIG. 10 is a front view corresponding to FIG. 9;
  • FIG. 11 is a cross-sectional view of the arrangement of a seedling pot placed in a crane on a nursery pot float panel in a nutrient solution spread in a bed.
  • FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a float type seedling raising system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
  • a bed 1 is a bed (or a nurse bath) for a nursery experiment, and stores a window 2.
  • the pot float panel 3 floats on the nutrient solution 2 while holding the ffi pot 4.
  • Each of the seedling raising pots 4 is held in a state of being partially immersed in the nutrient solution 2 by a seedling raising pot float panel 3.
  • 3 ⁇ 4Pots 4 each contain a medium (or nursery) 5 in which seeds, seedlings, and grown plants 6 (represented by plants in the figure) can grow. It has become so.
  • the float type seedling raising system, the floating panel 3 for seedling raising pots, and the potting pot 4 that can be used in the form of the present S can be converted to any type using the night rush 2, but for example, It is described in Japanese Patent Application No. 200-02-0776326 (A title of the invention: "Oyayo Fiber-Fixing Apparatus, Seishi-Yu-Toshi-Ji-Ji-Ju, and Jiyi 1st Plant") It is particularly suitable for the fertilizer circulating ⁇ of the Yi-Yi-T ⁇ plant, the K ⁇ ya-Y ⁇ method, or the Y ii3 ⁇ 43 ⁇ 4t3 ⁇ 43 ⁇ 4 plant.
  • FIG. 2 is an extra view showing an example of a float panel 3 for a pot according to the present embodiment.
  • the floating panel 3 for the pot is composed of a pair of opposing buoyant members 7, And a connecting member 8 for connecting the buoyancy member portions 7 at predetermined intervals.
  • the buoyancy # 3 ⁇ 47 has a buoyancy that allows the pot 4 and the medium 5 and the plant 6 to float at night.
  • the buoyancy member 7 may be any structure as long as it can obtain a buoyancy such as a squat, but may be formed of, for example, a foam, a hollow tubular body, or the like.
  • & 8i Has a function of connecting the buoyancy members 7 while maintaining a predetermined interval. By being connected at a predetermined interval, the pot 4 is carried during the buoyancy 7, and a space (hereinafter referred to as a storage area) for 9 * ⁇ is formed.
  • the float panel 3 for the ffi pot is preferably made of a material that prevents or suppresses the difficulty of bacteria and bacteria, such as phenol resin.
  • FIG. 3 is a fiber diagram showing another example of the structure of the float panel 3 for raising seedling pots, the example having one pot float panel 3 and a plurality of fist areas 9.
  • ⁇ pot float panel 3 illustrated has three buoyant body 7 7 2, 7 3 RenSo 158 X) 8. , 8 3 , 8 4 .
  • This configuration example In, Ri by that 2 pair of buoyant body 7 7 are connected by the connecting portion 8 have 8 3, storage areas are formed, whereas, a pair of buoyant body 7 3, 7 2 connecting section 8 2 by being connected Te 8 4 Niyotsu, another storage region 9 2 is formed.
  • the nursery pot float panel 3 can have two or more storage areas 9.
  • FIG. 4 shows still another example of the configuration of the float panel 3 for the f pot, which is composed of members of the renjo
  • the connecting portion 8 is a pot float panel 3 having a total length
  • the floating pannole 3 for the seedling raising pot which works in the present embodiment, is not limited to such a ring-shaped configuration, as shown in Fig. 4.
  • 8 is a pair of The buoyancy member 7 may be attached to the buoyancy member 7 by a general attachment or a string-like attachment. It has the function of connecting the buoyancy parts to form an inner area and keeping the body in a state of rebound.
  • FIG. 5 is an oversight view showing an example of the configuration of the pot 4 that takes the form of a haze.
  • the ffi pot 4 has a peripheral portion 10 and a bottom
  • 510 and the bottom 11 are formed by integral molding.
  • the peripheral portion 1 0, grid four sides 1 0 1 0 2, 1 0 3, from 1 0 4
  • the faces lo and lo 3 are tapered so that the distance of i ffi becomes narrower toward the bottom 11.
  • the ffi pot 4 is placed in the storage area 9 of the self-pot float panel 3, and the face 10 or 10 3 is arranged so as to be in contact with the inner side face of the manual power body 7. Seedling pots 4 are engaged Jh at a position where the face 1 0 There 1 0 3 are in contact with the inner side surface of the buoyancy IPH3 ⁇ 4 7 respectively, it does not fall under more.
  • the ffi pot 4 does not fall out of the area 9 of the float panel 3 for the Wig pot into the Hengyo 2 and is carried into the float panel 3 for the pot, and is positioned at a predetermined position with respect to the impact night 2. Will be kept.
  • Surface 1 0 1 0 3 is a circumferential section 1 0, as the tapered portion for preventing the storage area 9 or al iS pot 4 of seedling pots float panel 3 from falling out machine word ⁇ Ru force ⁇ book implementation
  • a portion that functions as a tapered portion may be provided in the peripheral portion: LO.
  • Each surface of the peripheral portion 10 has 12 holes. Further, a hole 13 force S is also formed in the bottom portion 11.
  • the part immersed in the nutrient solution 2 acts as a flow passage for circulation of the nutrient solution 2, and the fresh nutrient solution 2 is supplied to the root of the plant 6.
  • the shape of the hole 13 is substantially square, ⁇ indicates a size force S in which ⁇ 3 ⁇ 4 is approximately 2 cm, and the shape force of the hole 13 S is substantially square, and the center of the bottom 11 And place near TO & f
  • the hole 13 preferably has a size in which ⁇ S is approximately 3 cm.
  • the shape of ⁇ which is a shape other than the ⁇ ⁇ shape of the holes 12 and 13, should have a size similar to that of the ⁇ shape ⁇ .
  • the holes 13 formed in the bottom 1 1 serve as a flow path for the circulation of the liquid 2 at the age of growth of the detached plant 6 at the age of growth of the detached plant 6 and supply fresh night 2 to the root of the plant 6
  • the root is led out of the hybrid pot 4 and functions as an opening that does not hinder its growth.
  • the pot 4 that is, the peripheral portion 10 and the bottom portion 11 are made of a ceramic which is a generator of far infrared rays. Injecting resin into powder can be achieved by injecting ⁇ $. Powerful ceramic powder activates nearby water by generating far-infrared rays.
  • tirlB ceramic powder is preferably made into resin at a rate of 2-5fi *% .
  • the inventor of the present application found that the seedling pot 4 formed of a resin in which ceramic powder was mixed in various ratios was used to perform ⁇ 1: ⁇ , and the plant grew remarkably in a mixed ratio of 2 to 5. The results showed that good growth results were obtained especially at around 3% by weight.
  • the knitted ceramic powder may be a ceramic powder that is a generator of far-infrared rays and may be shifted, for example, a ceramic powder made of amorphous silica and monomonorefasanoreminosilicate.
  • the mixture is mixed so as to be in a mass% and made uniform to obtain a mixture thereof.
  • a small amount of water is added to the resulting mixture, and the mixture is kneaded, and then kneaded, and then heated at a temperature of 1500 ° C or more; Crushed ceramic; Get Udaichi.
  • ⁇ ishi is an ultra-porous far-infrared ray (3 ⁇ 43 ⁇ 4H ⁇ nen mineral ⁇ ⁇ : granite porphyry), which has been known as a remedy for skin diseases and wounds in China since ancient times.
  • Typical composition is Si0 2 69.76% Ti0 2 0.30%, A1 2 0 3 14.01% FeO 1.40%, Fe 2 0 3 1.29%, MnO 0.02% MgO 3.55% CaO 2.00% Na 2 0 3.16% ⁇ , ⁇ 3.19% P0 5 0.26% H 2 0 1.06%.
  • it is natural barley stone, its composition may differ depending on the place of production.
  • the inventor of the present application prepared pot 4 using ceramic powders having various particle diameters, and rescued the plant.
  • the particle diameter of the key ceramic powder was 100,000. I knew that I could get the best result for ⁇ which is ⁇ 1500 mesh.
  • the pot 4 also affects the growth of the teaching plant 6. If the light in the pot 4 transmits light rays, the pot appears and the light hits the culture medium 5 near the root of the plant 6 and the bacteria in the culture medium, such as bacteria and nocteria, become active. could be. Therefore, the well of the pot 4 should not be knitted. For example, white, silver, etc. can prevent germs, bacteria, etc. in a strong medium.
  • the color of the shelf itself is used as it is: It may be colored with a dye that emits a desired color, or in some cases, a method of applying a dye 1 ⁇ to the resin surface and coloring.
  • FIG. 6 is a woven diagram showing another configuration of the seedling raising pot 4.
  • This configuration is different from the configuration shown in FIG. 5 in that the shape of the power holes 12 and 13 which is almost the same as that of the hybrid pot 4 is not an approximate shape but a circular shape.
  • FIG. 7 is a material # diagram showing still another configuration of the pot 4.
  • the configuration is substantially the same as the pot shown in FIG. 5, except that the shape of the holes 12 and 13 is not a square, but the shape of the holes 12 and 13 is a slit.
  • the shape of the holes 12 and 13 may be the above, square, circular, slit-like, or any other shape.
  • L 12 does not necessarily need to be formed on the entire peripheral portion 12.
  • the hole 12 may be formed only in a portion facing the direction in which the nutrient solution flows, It is okay to arrange holes 1 and 2 only in the part that is immersed at night.
  • FIG. 8 is a fiber diagram showing a state where a plurality of seedling pots 4 are placed in the float panel 3 for seedling pots
  • FIG. 9 is a top view thereof
  • FIG. 10 is a front view thereof.
  • the TO pots 4 are arranged in contact with each other in the margin area 9; however, the pots 4 are not necessarily connected to each other. It is not necessary to store the seedlings in the citric region 9 separately.
  • the tapered part of pot 4 is a float for ffi pot.
  • the buoyancy 7 contacts the buoyancy 7 of the knoll 3, and the pot 4 is linked to the pot float panel 3 by the ⁇ .
  • the float panel 3 for the growing pot can float on the night 2 due to the buoyancy of the buoyancy, and as a result, the pot 4 locked to the float panel 3 for the seedling raising pot is also held at a certain position on the nutrient solution 2. Will be done.
  • the pot float panel 3 rises or falls according to the rise or fall of the nourishment surface, and as a result, the growing pot 4 also rises or falls, and the force is raised to a certain position with respect to the surface of the nutrient solution 2. .
  • FIG. 11 is a cross-sectional view of ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ in which a seedling pot 4 placed in a pot float panel 3 is arranged at night 2 on a bed 1.
  • the float panel 3 for the hanging pot floats in a state where the pot 4 is tight.
  • the buoyant body portion 7 of the ffi pot float panel 3 has a medium portion 101, and the hollow portion 101 obtains buoyancy.
  • 3 ⁇ 4 Pot 4 is held in a state of being partially immersed in nutrient solution 2 by float panel 3 for the pot.
  • the part between the deepest part of the nutrient solution 2 (bottom 10 in the figure) of the jar 4 and the note between the night surfaces is defined as 3 ⁇ 4? K length. It is assumed that As described above, the float panel 3 for the pot rises or descends as the surface of the nutrient solution 2 rises or descends, and as a result, the pot 4 also becomes the float panel 3 for the pot. Ascends or descends as L rises or falls, but L does not change!
  • the nutrient solution in which the root of the teaching plant 6 is immersed has a large effect on the growth of the plant 6; If the growth of plant 6 is obstructed or too shallow, the window from the root will not be sufficient, and the growth of plant 6 will also be obstructed, so that the root will be immersed at an appropriate depth. In other words, it is preferable to set siriSl7K L to an appropriate value when performing crab night sniffing.
  • This embodiment uses a float type ffi system combining the seedling raising pot 4 and a floatation seedling pot floating panel to grow a ⁇ t ⁇ plant while maintaining a constant Siif length L. Make it possible.
  • the inundation length L of the water W is determined by the strength of the plant, the duration of sunshine, the quality of the nutrient solution 2 and other conditions.
  • the length L suitable for general ⁇ 3 ⁇ 4 ⁇ : ⁇ is approximately 1 to 3 cm.
  • the far-infrared fiber contained in the seedling raising pot 4 generates far-infrared rays and activates the nutrient solution to ionize the nutrient solution.
  • the arrival of far-infrared rays is short, it is possible to make far-infrared rays reach the fiber plant 6 extremely, because the pot 4 and the ⁇ t fiber 6 are close to each other.
  • the pot surrounding the root of ⁇ generates far-infrared rays by the ceramic powder contained therein, and activates and ionizes the night. It is possible to promote.

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A nursery pot for hydroponic culture, characterized by being formed by injection-molding resin mixed with infrared ray generating bodies.

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養液 咅のための ¾ポット、育苗ポット用フロートパネル、 フロート式育苗システム、 並びにこれを用いた養液毅咅方法 Pot for nutrient solution, float panel for seedling raising pot, float type seedling raising system, and nutrient solution using this
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糸田  Itoda
本発明は、衡夜翁咅のための育苗ポット、 t¾ポット用フロートパネル、 フロート式 ¾システム、 並びにこれらを用レ、た養液雜咅方法に関する。  TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to a seedling pot for Hengya, a float panel for a t pot, a float type water supply system, and a method for enriching a nutrient solution using the same.
[背景技術] 近年、 トマト、 キユウリ、 カポチヤ等の果! ¾頁、 ほうれん草、 レタス、 キャベツ等の 葉菜類など各種の植物を截夜 (若しくは zk l¾t咅) により毅咅することが行われて いる。 i 環境の調節が可能な室内 (a¾ハウス) で行われており、 露地毅咅 に比べて、 自然条件に; されないこと、 環境の調節カ 觸し付く安定した収穫が見 込まれること、農薬の 量を少なくできることなどの利点が有り、従来から様々な方 式が驗され、 また実施されている。 このような義夜截咅の一^;として、 夜型の蟹夜毅咅が知られている。 この f甚液型 の截織咅は、養液槽に »された培截夜(以下、鎌とする) を循環ポンプで連動 又は間欠的に循環させ、培地に育成された植物を w¾ポットに撫内し、 この雜ポット を養液槽の養液に浸すように配置する。 一般的には、 育苗ポットを編内する錄の開口を設けた板状のプレート、若しくは格 子状のフレームを養液槽に設け、 このプレートゃフレームの開口内に育苗ポットを配置 すること力 s行われている。 これらプレートやフレームは、養液の流れによって ¾ポッ トカ s移動しないよう養液槽に固定される。 [Background Art] In recent years, fruits such as tomato, kiuri and kapochiya! Various kinds of plants such as leafy vegetables such as ¾ page, spinach, lettuce, cabbage, etc. are cut off by night (or zk l¾t 咅). i It is performed in a room (a @ house) where the environment can be adjusted. Compared with Takeshi Rochi, it is not exposed to natural conditions; it is expected that a stable harvest that can touch the environment is expected; There are advantages such as the amount can be reduced, and various methods have been tested and implemented. One such type of night is known as the night-shaped crab Yuki. This fever type of weaving method uses a circulation pump to interlock or intermittently circulate the culture night (hereinafter referred to as a sickle) in a nutrient solution tank. Then, place the pot so that it is immersed in the nutrient solution in the nutrient solution tank. In general, a plate-like plate or grid-like frame with an opening for knitting a seedling pot is provided in a nutrient solution tank, and the ability to place the seedling pot in the opening of this plate / frame s has been done. These plates and frames are fixed to the nutrient solution tank so that they do not move due to the flow of the nutrient solution.
また、 従来から、遠赤外線は植物の成難進手段として械であることが知られてい る。  It has been known that far-infrared rays are mechanical devices as a means of progressing plants.
ί甚 ί¾型の養 ¾t咅では、養液の循環量の変化などにより養液の液面の上昇下降が生ず る力 従来の方法のように、 夜槽に固定されたプレートやフレームの開口内に ポ ットを配置する手法では、養液の ίβの上昇下降が生ずると、 ポットが養液に浸る 部分が変化してしまうという 題があった。  In the case of ί¾-type nutrients, the force that causes the level of the nutrient solution to rise or fall due to changes in the amount of circulation of the nutrient solution, etc. As in the conventional method, the opening of the plate or frame fixed to the night tank In the method of arranging pots inside, there was a problem that when 養 β of the nutrient solution rises and falls, the part of the pot that is immersed in the nutrient solution changes.
また、遠赤外線は、 その波長から; ¾到達 S隱が短く、 とりわけ水中においてその有 効到達 £離がさらに短くなるため、街 に遠赤外線を用いることは難しく、 また特 に雜咅植物の根部に遠赤外線を画することは難しかった。 [発明の開示]  In addition, far-infrared rays have a short wavelength from their wavelengths; their reach is short, and their effective reach in water is even shorter. Therefore, it is difficult to use far-infrared rays in towns, and it is particularly difficult to use It was difficult to draw far infrared rays. [Disclosure of the Invention]
本発明の目的は、 ¾¾¾の根部を な? ¾R長に ί雜しつつ、養液に浸すことにより 、 ¾f l¾の; ¾な育) を繊可能とする、翁夜教咅のための ポット、 TOポッ ト用フロートパネル、 フロート式雜システム、 並びにこれらを用いた截ィ ¾¾t咅方法を It is an object of the present invention to provide a pot for Okinayo Kyo, which enables ¾f l¾; Float panels for TO pots, float type systems, and methods for using them
»することにある。 »To be.
また、 本発明の別の目的は、 ¾ 物の根部の近傍領域にぉレ、て遠赤外線を発生させ、 養液を活性化-イオン化させ、教諭め育成を促進する、養? »tのための ¾ポット 、 ポット用フロートパネル、 フロート式 システム、 並びにこれらを用いた養液 方法を #f共することにある。 Another object of the present invention is to generate far-infrared rays in a region near the root of an object, Activate and ionize the nutrient solution to promote teacher training. # Potting for pots, pot float panels, float-type systems, and nutrient solution methods using these is there.
請己目的は、 以下の衝^ 咅のための TOポット、 ポット用フロートパネル、 フ ロート式雜システム、 並びにこれらを用いた養液纖咅方法によって達成される。 すなわち、 本発明にかかる菊夜 咅のための ポットは、遠赤外線の発生体を させた樹脂を射出 j»することによって形成されている。 この ポットは、 教咅植物 の搬 l¾s伸びる培地を編内するため、翁咅植物の根部を取り囲むように位置しており、 また育苗ポットと纖咅植物の £隱も非常に近レ、£ となる。 この雜ポットにおレヽて樹 脂に された遠赤外線の発生体から遠赤外線力 ¾t物の根部に到達し、根部に直接作用 すると共に、 この遠赤外線が根部周辺の養夜の活性化、 ィオン化を行うことによって、 さらに t咅植物の成: Rf足進を促すように ί乍用する。  The purpose of self-help is achieved by the following TO pot, a float panel for a pot, a float type communication system, and a nutrient solution fiber method using the same. That is, the pot for chrysanthemums according to the present invention is formed by injecting a resin having a far-infrared ray generator. This pot is located around the roots of Okina plants, so that the culture medium for carrying the teaching plants can be expanded.The seedling pots and fiber plants are also very close to each other. Become. The far-infrared radiation from the resin generated by the resin in this pot reaches the root of the far-infrared ray, and acts directly on the root. This far-infrared ray activates the nourishment around the root, In addition, it is used to promote the growth of t 咅 plants: Rf.
本発明にかかる Wffポット用フロートパネルは、 雜ポットをィ雜する一対の浮力体 部と、 tiff己浮力体部を所定の間隔をあけて連結する連^ ¾とを有する。  A float panel for a Wff pot according to the present invention has a pair of buoyancy members for enclosing a buried pot, and a chain connecting the tiff self-buoyancy members at a predetermined interval.
この浮力 は ポット用フロートパネルが ポットを支えながら翁夜上に浮か ぶための浮力手段として機能すると共に、 育苗ポットに接することによりこれを係止す る手段として機肯する。  This buoyancy functions as a means of buoyancy for the pot float panel to float on the shore while supporting the pot, and also as a means to lock it by contact with the seedling raising pot.
この浮力僻は、 一対であって、連総により所定の間隔をあけて離されている。 if定の間隔をあけることにより浮力体部の間に ポットを ¾¾1 "るための格納領域が 形成される。 また、 は、 ffiポットが欄領域内に納められた に浮力体部を 互いにつなぎ止めて ffiポットを係止させるように作用する c The buoyancy is paired and separated by a predetermined distance by the group. The storage space for the pot ¾¾1 "is formed between the buoyancy parts by leaving a constant interval if. Alternatively, the buoyancy body part is placed in the space where the ffi pot is placed in the column area. Tied to each other and acts to lock the ffi pot c
[図面の簡単な説明] [Brief description of drawings]
第 1図は、 本発明の実施の形態に力かるフロート式育苗システムを示す纖図; 第 2図は、 本雄の形態に力かる育苗ポット用フロートパネルの一例を^ r余槻図; 第 3図は、 育苗ポット用フロートパネルの別の構成例を示す斜視図;  FIG. 1 is a fiber diagram showing a float type seedling raising system according to an embodiment of the present invention; FIG. FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing another example of the configuration of the float panel for the seedling raising pot;
第 4図は、 育苗ポット用フロートパネルのさらに別の構成例を示す余観図; 第 5図は、 本実施の形態に力かる育苗ポットのー構成例を示す # 1見図;  FIG. 4 is an overlook view showing still another example of the configuration of the float panel for the seedling raising pot; FIG. 5 is a # 1 view showing an example of the configuration of the seedling raising pot used in the present embodiment;
第 6図は、 ポットの別の ί冓成を示す # ¾図;  Fig. 6 shows the other parts of the pot.
第 7図は、 ポットのさらに別の構成を示す余概図;  FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram showing still another configuration of the pot;
第 8図は、複数の育苗ポットが ¾ポット用フロートパネル Η#納されている状態を 示す纖図;  FIG. 8 is a fiber diagram showing a state in which a plurality of seedling pots are stored in the ¾pot float panel Η #;
第 9図は、複数の ポットが ffiポット用フロートパネル^!内されている状態を 示す平面図;  FIG. 9 is a plan view showing a state in which a plurality of pots are placed in the ffi pot float panel ^ !;
第 1 0図は、 第 9図に対応する正面図;  FIG. 10 is a front view corresponding to FIG. 9;
第 1 1図は、 べッド内に張られた養液に育苗ポット用フロートパネルに鶴内された育 苗ポットを配した の、 断面図である。  FIG. 11 is a cross-sectional view of the arrangement of a seedling pot placed in a crane on a nursery pot float panel in a nutrient solution spread in a bed.
[発明を実施するための最良の形態] [Best Mode for Carrying Out the Invention]
次に、 図面を参照しながら本発明の実施の形態について説明する。 [フロート式育苗システムについて] Next, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. [About float type nursery system]
第 1図は、本発明の実施の形態に力、かるフロート式育苗システムを示す斜視図である 。 第 1図において、 ベッド 1は、 養夜驗咅のためのベッド (若しくは養?夜槽) であって 、 窗夜 2を貯めている。 ポット用フロートパネル 3は、 ffiポット 4を保持した状 態で養液 2に浮かぶようになっている。 育苗ポット 4はそれぞれ、 育苗ポット用フロー トパネル 3により養液 2に一部浸る状態で保持されている。 FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a float type seedling raising system according to an embodiment of the present invention. In FIG. 1, a bed 1 is a bed (or a nurse bath) for a nursery experiment, and stores a window 2. The pot float panel 3 floats on the nutrient solution 2 while holding the ffi pot 4. Each of the seedling raising pots 4 is held in a state of being partially immersed in the nutrient solution 2 by a seedling raising pot float panel 3.
¾ポット 4はそれぞれ培地 (又は苗床) 5を納めるようになつており、培地 5には 種、苗、育成した植物 6 (図では、 これらを代表して植物を表示している) が生育でき るようになっている。  ¾Pots 4 each contain a medium (or nursery) 5 in which seeds, seedlings, and grown plants 6 (represented by plants in the figure) can grow. It has become so.
なお、本 ¾Sの形態に力かるフロート式育苗システム、 育苗ポット用フロートパネル 3、 雜ポット 4は、衝夜 2を用いた截 であればどのようなものにでも翻可能 であるが、 例えば掘出默による出願にかかる特願 2 0 0 2— 0 7 6 3 2 6号(発明 の名称:「翁夜纖咅装置、 籍夜驗咅方法、 及び騫 «1#プラント」) に記載されるような 養液循 βの義夜教咅装置、 截夜翁咅方法、若しくは養 i'i¾¾t咅プラントにとりわけ適し ている。  In addition, the float type seedling raising system, the floating panel 3 for seedling raising pots, and the potting pot 4 that can be used in the form of the present S can be converted to any type using the night rush 2, but for example, It is described in Japanese Patent Application No. 200-02-0776326 (A title of the invention: "Oyayo Fiber-Fixing Apparatus, Seishi-Yu-Toshi-Ji-Ji-Ju, and Jiyi 1st Plant") It is particularly suitable for the fertilizer circulating β of the Yi-Yi-T 咅 plant, the K 夜 ya-Y 咅 method, or the Y ii¾¾t¾¾ plant.
[育苗ポット用フロートパネ/レ]  [Float panel / re for seedling pot]
つぎに、 tflt己 ポット用フロートノ、。ネル 3につレ、て、 第 2図から 4を参照しながら 説明する。  Next, tflt self float for pot. This will be described with reference to FIGS.
第 2図は、本 の形態にかかる雜ポット用フロートパネル 3の一例を示す余科見図 である。 雜ポット用フロートパネル 3は、 一対の対向した浮力体部 7と、 この一対の 浮力体部 7を所定の間隔をあけて連結する連總 8とを有する。 浮力 #¾7は、 ポ ット 4およ れが f¾ ^る培地 5, 雜咅植物 6を職した状態で截夜に浮かぶことが できる浮力を有する。 浮力体部 7は肅己のような浮力を得られる構造であれば、 どのよ うなものでも良いが、 たとえば発泡体、 中空の管状体などによって構成されてよい。FIG. 2 is an extra view showing an example of a float panel 3 for a pot according to the present embodiment. The floating panel 3 for the pot is composed of a pair of opposing buoyant members 7, And a connecting member 8 for connecting the buoyancy member portions 7 at predetermined intervals. The buoyancy # ¾7 has a buoyancy that allows the pot 4 and the medium 5 and the plant 6 to float at night. The buoyancy member 7 may be any structure as long as it can obtain a buoyancy such as a squat, but may be formed of, for example, a foam, a hollow tubular body, or the like.
&8i 浮力体部 7を所定の間隔を保って結合させる機能を有する。 所定の間隔 を保って結合されることにより、 浮力 7の間に ポット 4を搬内し、 ί* ^るた めの空間 (以下、格納領域) 9力 S形成される。  & 8i Has a function of connecting the buoyancy members 7 while maintaining a predetermined interval. By being connected at a predetermined interval, the pot 4 is carried during the buoyancy 7, and a space (hereinafter referred to as a storage area) for 9 * ^ is formed.
浮力 #¾7, 連總 8のサイズは、 ί»Τる ポットの大きさ、 数に応じて適:! ¾ めていよいが、 一例を挙げれば、 浮力 ί特 7の長さ =920 cm, ψ畐 = 30 c m、 高さ =30 cm、 連総 8の長さ =130 cm、 幅 = 30 cm、 高さ =30 cmである。 また、 育苗ポット用フロートパネル 3は、 長期間にわたって葡夜中におかれることが 想定されるため、雑菌やバクテリアがその表面について漏し、雜咅植物の育成に悪影 響を与えるおそれがある。 そこで、 ffiポット用フロートパネル 3 { ΐ菌ゃバクテリア の難を防止若しくは抑制する材料、 例えばフエノール樹脂などで形成されること力 子 ましい。  The size of buoyancy # ¾7, total 8 is suitable according to the size and number of pots: ί ί て い よ い よ い ¾ ¾畐 = 30 cm, height = 30 cm, total length of 8 = 130 cm, width = 30 cm, height = 30 cm. In addition, since the nursery pot float panel 3 is assumed to be kept in the night for a long period of time, various bacteria and bacteria may leak on its surface, which may adversely affect the growth of cultivated plants. Therefore, the float panel 3 for the ffi pot is preferably made of a material that prevents or suppresses the difficulty of bacteria and bacteria, such as phenol resin.
つぎに、 TOポット用フロートパネル 3の別の構成例について説明する。 第 3図は、 育苗ポット用フロートパネル 3の別の構成例であって、 一の ポット用フロートパネ ル 3力複数の撫内領域 9を有する例を示す纖図である。  Next, another configuration example of the TO pot float panel 3 will be described. FIG. 3 is a fiber diagram showing another example of the structure of the float panel 3 for raising seedling pots, the example having one pot float panel 3 and a plurality of fist areas 9.
図示の雜ポット用フロートパネル 3は、 3つの浮力体部 7 72, 73を連総 158 X) 8。, 83, 84によって互いに連結することによって構成されている。 この構成例 においては、 一対の浮力体部 7 72が連結部 8い 8 3によって連結されることによ り、 格納領域 が形成され、一方、 一対の浮力体部 73, 7 2が連結部 8 2、 84によつ て連結されることにより、 別の格納領域 9 2が形成される。 同様にして、 育苗ポット用 フロートパネル 3は 2またはそれ以上の格納領域 9を有することができる。 雜pot float panel 3 illustrated has three buoyant body 7 7 2, 7 3 RenSo 158 X) 8. , 8 3 , 8 4 . This configuration example In, Ri by that 2 pair of buoyant body 7 7 are connected by the connecting portion 8 have 8 3, storage areas are formed, whereas, a pair of buoyant body 7 3, 7 2 connecting section 8 2 by being connected Te 8 4 Niyotsu, another storage region 9 2 is formed. Similarly, the nursery pot float panel 3 can have two or more storage areas 9.
つぎに、 ポット用フロートパネル 3のさらに別の構成例について説明する。 第 4 図は、 ¾¾fポット用フロートパネル 3のさらに別の構成例であって、 連総 |58力 靴の 部材で構成された例を示している。 第 2図及び 3に示した例では、 連結部 8は、 浮力体 部 7と一体 された連総 |58を有する ポット用フロートパネル 3であって、 ¾¾" ポット用フロートパネル 3は環状になっている例を示した力 本実施の形態に力かる育 苗ポット用フロートパネノレ 3は、 このような環状の構成に限られなレ、。 第 4図に示すよ うに、 8は、 一対の浮力体部 7をつなぐ概咅附、若しくはひも状のき附であつ てもよく、 この^ 8は、 浮力解 7に接着やビス止め等の任意の固定^去によ り固定されて、 一対の浮力体部をつなぎ ¾内領域を形成し、 撥 勺に維財る機能を有 する。  Next, still another configuration example of the pot float panel 3 will be described. FIG. 4 shows still another example of the configuration of the float panel 3 for the f pot, which is composed of members of the renjo | 58 force shoe. In the example shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the connecting portion 8 is a pot float panel 3 having a total length | 58 integrated with the buoyant body portion 7, and the ¾¾ ″ pot float panel 3 is formed in an annular shape. The floating pannole 3 for the seedling raising pot, which works in the present embodiment, is not limited to such a ring-shaped configuration, as shown in Fig. 4. As shown in Fig. 4, 8 is a pair of The buoyancy member 7 may be attached to the buoyancy member 7 by a general attachment or a string-like attachment. It has the function of connecting the buoyancy parts to form an inner area and keeping the body in a state of rebound.
[育苗ポットについて]  [About nursery pot]
つぎに、 第 5図, 6, 7を参照しながら ffiポット 4につレヽて説明する。  Next, the ffi pot 4 will be described with reference to FIGS.
第 5図は、 本霞の形態にカかる ポット 4の一構成例を示す余観図である。 この ffiポット 4は、 周部 1 0と、底き |31 1とを有し、 周咅 |51 0と底咅 1 1とは一体成形に より形成される。  FIG. 5 is an oversight view showing an example of the configuration of the pot 4 that takes the form of a haze. The ffi pot 4 has a peripheral portion 10 and a bottom | 311. The peripheral | 510 and the bottom 11 are formed by integral molding.
この構成例では、 周部 1 0は、 格子状の 4つの面 1 0 1 0 2, 1 0 3, 1 04から なり、 面 l o と l o 3とは、 底部 1 1に近づくにつれて i ffiの間隔が狭くなるような テーパー状の候斜がつけられている。 ffiポット 4は、 Ιΐϊϊ己雜ポット用フロートパネ ル 3の格納領域 9に納められる 、 面 1 0い 1 0 3とがそれぞ; 手力体部 7の内側 側面に接するように配置される。 育苗ポット 4は、 面 1 0い 1 0 3とがそれぞれ浮力 ίΦ¾ 7の内側側面に接する位置で係 Jhされ、 それ以上下に落ちることはない。 そのため ffiポット 4は、 Wigポット用フロートパネル 3の;^内領域 9から衡夜 2内へ抜け落ち ることなく、 ¾ポット用フロートパネル 3に搬されて、 衝夜 2に対して所定の位置 に保たれることになる。 In this configuration example, the peripheral portion 1 0, grid four sides 1 0 1 0 2, 1 0 3, from 1 0 4 Thus, the faces lo and lo 3 are tapered so that the distance of i ffi becomes narrower toward the bottom 11. The ffi pot 4 is placed in the storage area 9 of the self-pot float panel 3, and the face 10 or 10 3 is arranged so as to be in contact with the inner side face of the manual power body 7. Seedling pots 4 are engaged Jh at a position where the face 1 0 There 1 0 3 are in contact with the inner side surface of the buoyancy IPH¾ 7 respectively, it does not fall under more. Therefore, the ffi pot 4 does not fall out of the area 9 of the float panel 3 for the Wig pot into the Hengyo 2 and is carried into the float panel 3 for the pot, and is positioned at a predetermined position with respect to the impact night 2. Will be kept.
周部 1 0である面 1 0 1 0 3は、 育苗ポット用フロートパネル 3の格納領域 9か ら iSポット 4が抜け落ちることを防止するためのテーパー部として機言^る力 \ 本実 施の形態では、 周部 1 0そのものをテーパー部として用いるほかに、 周部: L Oにテーパ 一部として機能する部位を設けるようにしても良い。 Surface 1 0 1 0 3 is a circumferential section 1 0, as the tapered portion for preventing the storage area 9 or al iS pot 4 of seedling pots float panel 3 from falling out machine word ^ Ru force \ book implementation In the embodiment, in addition to using the peripheral portion 10 itself as the tapered portion, a portion that functions as a tapered portion may be provided in the peripheral portion: LO.
周部 1 0の各面には孔 1 2カ形成されている。 また、 底部 1 1にも、 孔 1 3力 S形成さ れている。 周部 1 0に形成された孔 1 2のうち、 養液 2に浸る部分については、 養液 2 の循環のため流通路として機會 し、 新鮮な養液 2を 咅植物 6の根部に供^る役割を 有すると共に、 養液の淀みに伴う雑菌やバクテリアの繁殖を防止する役割を有し、 一方 大気中にある孔 1 2は として機能し、 «の供給及び«をよくすることにより 雑菌やパクテリァの繁殖を防止する役割を有する。  Each surface of the peripheral portion 10 has 12 holes. Further, a hole 13 force S is also formed in the bottom portion 11. Of the holes 12 formed in the periphery 10, the part immersed in the nutrient solution 2 acts as a flow passage for circulation of the nutrient solution 2, and the fresh nutrient solution 2 is supplied to the root of the plant 6. Has the role of preventing the growth of bacteria and bacteria due to the stagnation of the nutrient solution, while the pores 12 in the atmosphere function as, and by improving the supply of «and« It plays a role in preventing the propagation of patella.
なお、 孔 1 2の形状が略正方形である^は、 ~¾が略 2 c mである大きさ力 S好まし く、 また孔 1 3の形状力 S略正方形である は、 底部 1 1の中心及 TOの近傍に位 &f る孔 1 3は ~Sが略 3 c mである大きさが好ましレ、。 なお、 孔 1 2, 1 3カ略 ΙΕ^形以 外の形状である^^は、 ΙίίΙΒΙΕ^形の^^とほぼ同様の面責となるような大きさとする こと力 子ましい。 The shape of the hole 13 is substantially square, ^ indicates a size force S in which ~ ¾ is approximately 2 cm, and the shape force of the hole 13 S is substantially square, and the center of the bottom 11 And place near TO & f The hole 13 preferably has a size in which ~ S is approximately 3 cm. The shape of ^^, which is a shape other than the ΙΕ ^ shape of the holes 12 and 13, should have a size similar to that of the ^^ shape ^^.
底部 1 1に形成される孔 1 3は、 離植物 6の根部力 S成長した齢に、 液 2の循環の ため流通路として機能し、 新鮮な赛夜 2を毅咅植物 6の根部に供給する を有すると 共に、 根部を雜ポット 4の外部に導出し、 その成長を妨げないようにする開口部とし て機能する。  The holes 13 formed in the bottom 1 1 serve as a flow path for the circulation of the liquid 2 at the age of growth of the detached plant 6 at the age of growth of the detached plant 6 and supply fresh night 2 to the root of the plant 6 In addition to having the shape, the root is led out of the hybrid pot 4 and functions as an opening that does not hinder its growth.
[材質]  [Material]
つぎに、 本^ ¾の形態に力かる ポット 4を形^ 1"るための材料について説明する 。 ポット 4、 すなわちその周部 1 0及び底部 1 1は、 遠赤外線の発生体となるセラ ミックパウダーを? させた樹脂を射出^ $することによって开城されること力 子まし レ、。 力かるセラミックパウダーは、 遠赤外線を発生させることにより近傍の水を活性化 Next, a description will be given of a material for forming the pot 4 ^ 1 "which is strong in the form of the present invention. The pot 4, that is, the peripheral portion 10 and the bottom portion 11 are made of a ceramic which is a generator of far infrared rays. Injecting resin into powder can be achieved by injecting ^ $. Powerful ceramic powder activates nearby water by generating far-infrared rays.
、 イオン化するという物 a¾勺変化を与えるものであり、 活性化、 イオン化された水 ί 物の育成を促進すること力 S知られている。 本雜ポット 4によれば、 賴咅植物 6の根部 近傍にて活性化、 イオン化された水を # ^るため、 より一層の植物の育成促進が期待 できる。 It is known that it ionizes and gives a change in stimulus and promotes the growth of activated and ionized water. According to the present pot 4, since activated and ionized water is emitted near the root of the plant 6, further promotion of plant growth can be expected.
なお、 形成に用いる樹脂には特に制限はないが、 雑菌やバクテリアの灘を押さ ^ 培植物の病害を防ぐ、親 から、 抗菌作用のある樹脂であればさらに 7 ϋ¾¾による植物 育成に適した ffiポット 4を樹共することもできる。  There is no particular limitation on the resin used for the formation, but it is possible to prevent the disease of cultivated plants by preventing the germs and bacteria. Pot 4 can be shared.
tirlBセラミックパウダーは、 2〜5fi*%の割合で樹脂に されることが好ましい 。 本出願の発明者は、 様々な割合でセラミックパウダーを した樹脂によって形成さ れた育苗ポット 4を用レヽて ¾1:咅を行つたところ、 2〜 5 の混合割合におレヽて植物 に著しい成長が見られ、 とりわけ 3重量%近傍で良好な育成結果が得られることを礴忍 した。 tirlB ceramic powder is preferably made into resin at a rate of 2-5fi *% . The inventor of the present application found that the seedling pot 4 formed of a resin in which ceramic powder was mixed in various ratios was used to perform {1:}, and the plant grew remarkably in a mixed ratio of 2 to 5. The results showed that good growth results were obtained especially at around 3% by weight.
また、 編己セラミックパウダーは、 遠赤外線の発生体であるセラミックパウダーであ れば 、ずれでもよく、 例えばアモルファスシリカ及ひァモノレフアサノレミノシリケートな どからなるセラミックパウダーでもよい。  The knitted ceramic powder may be a ceramic powder that is a generator of far-infrared rays and may be shifted, for example, a ceramic powder made of amorphous silica and monomonorefasanoreminosilicate.
ttftSS赤外線の発生体としてのセラミックパウダーの例としては以下のものが考えら れる。  The following are examples of ceramic powders as generators of ttftSS infrared rays.
酸化ケィ素 35〜 55質量0ん 酸化アルミニゥム 25〜 45質量0ん 酸化第二鉄 2〜 8質量0ん 酸化チタン 1〜 5質量0 /0及 Of矣化マグネシウム 1〜 5質量0 /0からなる粒径 2 00〜 300メッシュの^ S酸 ί匕牛 敷糸田 、末と、 飾石を 1700〜 1800 °Cの' で^^した後、 $立径 200〜300メッシュに粉碎して得た 石の微細粉末としたも のと共に、 さらに請己麵石の微細粉末とは別に、 雄 200〜300メッシュの鉄 ( F e) マンガン (Mn)、 チタニウム (T i)、 カルシウム (Ca)、 マグネシウム (M g)、 アルミニウム (Al)、 ケィ素 (S i)、 カリウム (K:)、 ナトリウム (Na) のい ずれか 5種類以上 有する粘 又 f¾tttS物の混^とを、 ¾ ^石を 3〜 8質量 %、 firlBfefciS物又 tt占 ±IS物の^^物を 5〜15質量%の割合で、 全体で 10。質量 %となるように混合して均一に させ、 これらの混合物を得る。 得られた混合物に少 量の水 加えて、 混練し、 これを皐 喿させた後 1500°C以上の? ¾で; ^して得られ るセラミックを; ^碎してセラミックノヽ。ウダ一を得る。 An oxide Kei containing 35-55 mass 0 I oxide Aruminiumu 25-45 mass 0 I ferric oxide 2-8 mass 0 I Titanium oxide 1-5 mass 0/0 及Of矣化magnesium 1-5 mass 0/0 ^ S acid with a particle size of 200-300 mesh ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^ ^^ で ^ 1 ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ In addition to the fine powder of iron and iron, fine iron powder (200 to 300 mesh), iron (Fe) manganese (Mn), titanium (Ti), calcium (Ca), magnesium ( M g), aluminum (Al), Keimoto (S i), potassium (K :), sodium (Na) and mixed tacky Further f¾tttS product having Neu Zureka 5 or more ^, 3 a ¾ ^ stone 8% by mass, firlBfefciS or tt occupied ^ IS of ^ IS is 5 to 15% by mass. The mixture is mixed so as to be in a mass% and made uniform to obtain a mixture thereof. A small amount of water is added to the resulting mixture, and the mixture is kneaded, and then kneaded, and then heated at a temperature of 1500 ° C or more; Crushed ceramic; Get Udaichi.
ここで、 麵石とは、古来より中国において皮膚病や傷口の治療薬と知られている、 超多孔質の遠赤外線 ¾¾H ^然鉱物 正 ϊ¾:花崗斑岩) であって、 その一 般的な組成は Si02 69. 76% Ti02 0. 30%, A1203 14. 01% FeO 1. 40%, Fe203 1. 29%, MnO 0. 02% MgO 3. 55% CaO 2. 00% Na20 3. 16% Κ,Ο 3. 19% P05 0. 26% H20 1. 06%とされ ている。 しかしながら、天然の麦飯石 であるため、 その産地によりその組 成は異なることがある。 Here, 麵 ishi is an ultra-porous far-infrared ray (¾¾H ^ nen mineral 鉱 物: granite porphyry), which has been known as a remedy for skin diseases and wounds in China since ancient times. Typical composition is Si0 2 69.76% Ti0 2 0.30%, A1 2 0 3 14.01% FeO 1.40%, Fe 2 0 3 1.29%, MnO 0.02% MgO 3.55% CaO 2.00% Na 2 0 3.16% Κ, Ο 3.19% P0 5 0.26% H 2 0 1.06%. However, because it is natural barley stone, its composition may differ depending on the place of production.
上記金属酸化物の微細粉末、麦飯石及び上 f¾¾±iS物 (又 物の混合物) を上 記の比率で用レヽることにより、 黒体とほぼ同様な遠赤外線を放出し、 また電子を豊富に 放出しうる、 遠赤外線の発生たるセラミックを得ることができる。  By using the above-mentioned metal oxide fine powder, barley stone, and f 上 ± iS material (or mixture of materials) in the above ratio, it emits far-infrared rays almost similar to black bodies and has abundant electrons. It is possible to obtain a ceramic which can emit far infrared rays.
また、本出願の発明者は、様々な粒径のセラミックパウダーを用いて ポット 4を 作成し、植物の救咅を^^たところ、 鍵己セラミックパゥダ一の粒径が、 1 0 0 0〜 1 5 0 0メッシュである^に最も良い育 j¾結果が得られることを鶴忍した。  In addition, the inventor of the present application prepared pot 4 using ceramic powders having various particle diameters, and rescued the plant. As a result, the particle diameter of the key ceramic powder was 100,000. I knew that I could get the best result for ^ which is ~ 1500 mesh.
[色彩]  [Color]
また、 ¾¾ポット 4の も教咅植物 6の生育に影響する。 ポット 4の が光 線を透過 U^H-ヽ髓であれば、 ポットを顯して雜咅植物 6の根部近傍の培地 5 に光線が当たり、培地における雑菌、 ノ クテリア等の難が活発になるおそれがある。 そこで、 雜ポット 4の カ 泉を編させない继、 たとえば白、銀などであれば 、 力かる培地における雑菌、 バクテリア等の灘を防止することができる。 なお继の 付与方法については、 棚旨自体の色をそのまま利用する: W去であっても良いし、樹脂に 所望の色を発する染料を て着色しても良いし、 あるレ、は樹脂表面に染1 ^を塗布し て着色する方法でもよい。 The pot 4 also affects the growth of the teaching plant 6. If the light in the pot 4 transmits light rays, the pot appears and the light hits the culture medium 5 near the root of the plant 6 and the bacteria in the culture medium, such as bacteria and nocteria, become active. Could be. Therefore, the well of the pot 4 should not be knitted. For example, white, silver, etc. can prevent germs, bacteria, etc. in a strong medium. In addition, as for the method of applying 利用, the color of the shelf itself is used as it is: It may be colored with a dye that emits a desired color, or in some cases, a method of applying a dye 1 ^ to the resin surface and coloring.
つぎに、 雜ポット 4の変形例について説明する。 第 6図は、 育苗ポット 4の別の構 成を示す織図である。 この構成においては、 第 5図に 雜ポット 4とほぼ同様の 構成である力 孔 1 2、 1 3の形状が略 形ではなく円形とした点が異なっている。 また、 第 7図は、 ポット 4のさらに別の構成を材#观図である。 この構成におい ては、 第 5図に示す ¾ポットとほぼ同様の構成であるが、 孔 1 2、 1 3の形状が略正 方形ではなく孔 1 2、 1 3の形状をスリット状とした^の ¾ポット 4の余頓図であ る。 孔 1 2 , 1 3の形状は上記、 正方形、 円形、 スリツト状、 その他い lの形状であ つてもよレヽ。  Next, a modification of the pot 4 will be described. FIG. 6 is a woven diagram showing another configuration of the seedling raising pot 4. This configuration is different from the configuration shown in FIG. 5 in that the shape of the power holes 12 and 13 which is almost the same as that of the hybrid pot 4 is not an approximate shape but a circular shape. FIG. 7 is a material # diagram showing still another configuration of the pot 4. In this configuration, the configuration is substantially the same as the pot shown in FIG. 5, except that the shape of the holes 12 and 13 is not a square, but the shape of the holes 12 and 13 is a slit. This is an abandoned drawing of Pot 4 of the above. The shape of the holes 12 and 13 may be the above, square, circular, slit-like, or any other shape.
また、 ? L 1 2は、 必ずしも周部 1 2全体に形成される必要はなく、 たとえば、養液の 流れる方向に面している部分に対してのみ孔 1 2を形 るようにしても良いし、養夜 に浸る部分のみに孔 1 2を配しても良レ、。  Also, ? L 12 does not necessarily need to be formed on the entire peripheral portion 12. For example, the hole 12 may be formed only in a portion facing the direction in which the nutrient solution flows, It is okay to arrange holes 1 and 2 only in the part that is immersed at night.
[育苗ポットの育苗ポット用フロートパネルへの格納について]  [Storage of nursery pot in float panel for nursery pot]
つぎに、 第 8図, 第 9図、 第 1 0図を参照しながら育苗ポット 4の育苗ポット用フロ ートパネル 3への櫞内について説明する。 第 8図は、複数の育苗ポット 4が育苗ポット 用フロートパネル 3 内されている状態を^ 纖図であり、 第 9図はその上面図で あり、 第 1 0図はその正面図である。 ポット用フロートノ、。ネル 3の搬内領域 9内に 、 難ポット 4力 S雄される。 なお、 第 8図, 第 9図、 第 1 0図においては、 猶内領域 9内に TOポット 4力 S互いに接して配置されているが、 必ずしも雜ポット 4同士を接 して配 » "る必要はなく、 Ρ纖する育苗ポット 4を離間して櫞内領域 9内に格納しても 良い。 Next, referring to FIG. 8, FIG. 9, and FIG. 10, the cremation of the nursery pot 4 to the nursery pot float panel 3 will be described. FIG. 8 is a fiber diagram showing a state where a plurality of seedling pots 4 are placed in the float panel 3 for seedling pots, FIG. 9 is a top view thereof, and FIG. 10 is a front view thereof. Flotonos for pots. In the carry-in area 9 of the flannel 3, there are 4 difficult S pots. In FIGS. 8, 9 and 10, the TO pots 4 are arranged in contact with each other in the margin area 9; however, the pots 4 are not necessarily connected to each other. It is not necessary to store the seedlings in the citric region 9 separately.
この例では、 ポット 4のテーパー部が ffiポット用フロートノヽ。ネノレ 3の浮力 7に接し、 その^ Λにより雜ポット 4が ポット用フロートパネル 3に係 され ている。  In this example, the tapered part of pot 4 is a float for ffi pot. The buoyancy 7 contacts the buoyancy 7 of the knoll 3, and the pot 4 is linked to the pot float panel 3 by the Λ.
雜ポット用フロートパネル 3は、 その浮力 の浮力により綦夜 2上に浮かぶこ とができ、 その結果育苗ポット用フロートパネル 3に係止されている ポット 4も養 液 2上のある位置に保持されることとなる。 また、養夜面の上昇若しくは下降に従って ポット用フロートパネル 3は上昇若しくは下降し、 その結果育 ffiポット 4も上昇 若しくは下降する力、養液 2の表面に対しては、 ある位置に ί される。  The float panel 3 for the growing pot can float on the night 2 due to the buoyancy of the buoyancy, and as a result, the pot 4 locked to the float panel 3 for the seedling raising pot is also held at a certain position on the nutrient solution 2. Will be done. In addition, the pot float panel 3 rises or falls according to the rise or fall of the nourishment surface, and as a result, the growing pot 4 also rises or falls, and the force is raised to a certain position with respect to the surface of the nutrient solution 2. .
第 1 1図は、ベッド 1內に張られた赘夜 2に ポット用フロートパネル 3に 内さ れた育苗ポット 4を配した ¾ ^の、 断面図である。 第 1 1図において、 ベッド 1に満た された翁夜 2に、 雜ポット用フロートパネル 3が雜ポット 4を膽した状態で浮か んでレ、る。 ffiポット用フロートパネル 3の浮力体部 7は、 中 1 0 1を有しており 、 この中空部 1 0 1により浮力を得ている。 ¾ポット 4は雜ポット用フロートパネ ル 3により養液 2に一部浸る状態で保持されている。  FIG. 11 is a cross-sectional view of し た ^ in which a seedling pot 4 placed in a pot float panel 3 is arranged at night 2 on a bed 1. In FIG. 11, at the night 2 filled with the bed 1, the float panel 3 for the hanging pot floats in a state where the pot 4 is tight. The buoyant body portion 7 of the ffi pot float panel 3 has a medium portion 101, and the hollow portion 101 obtains buoyancy. ¾ Pot 4 is held in a state of being partially immersed in nutrient solution 2 by float panel 3 for the pot.
ここで、 豁ポット 4の内、養液 2中最も深 置にある部分 (図では底部 1 0) と 、戴夜表面間の賺を ¾?K長」 と定義し、 第 1 1図では Lで对ものとする。 ¾τΚ長 Lは、 前述のように養液 2の表面の上昇若しくは下降に従って雜ポット用フロートパ ネル 3が上昇若しくは下降し、 その結果 ポット 4も ポット用フロートパネル 3 の上昇若しくは下降につれて上昇若しくは下降するが、 Lは変化することはな!/、 教咅植物 6の根部をどの 養液に浸すかは、毅咅植物 6の生長に大きく影 "るも のであり、深く浸しすぎれば根部からの «吸収量の低下などにより、謝咅植物 6の生 育が妨げられ、 また浅すぎれば、根部からの窗 収が十分でなくなり、やはり歉咅植 物 6の生育が妨げられてしまう。 したがって、根部を適切な深さで嫌 2に浸すことが 好ましく、 すなわち siriSl7康 Lを適切な値で 定とすることが、蟹夜銜咅を行う上で 好ましいこととなる。 Here, the part between the deepest part of the nutrient solution 2 (bottom 10 in the figure) of the jar 4 and the note between the night surfaces is defined as ¾? K length. It is assumed that As described above, the float panel 3 for the pot rises or descends as the surface of the nutrient solution 2 rises or descends, and as a result, the pot 4 also becomes the float panel 3 for the pot. Ascends or descends as L rises or falls, but L does not change! The nutrient solution in which the root of the teaching plant 6 is immersed has a large effect on the growth of the plant 6; If the growth of plant 6 is obstructed or too shallow, the window from the root will not be sufficient, and the growth of plant 6 will also be obstructed, so that the root will be immersed at an appropriate depth. In other words, it is preferable to set siriSl7K L to an appropriate value when performing crab night sniffing.
本実施の形態は、 前記育苗ポット 4及ひ育苗ポット用フロートパネルを組み合わせた フロート式 ffiシステムを用 、ることにより、 Siif己 ϋ Κ長 Lを一定に保ちながら ¾t咅植 物の育成を行うことを可能にする。  This embodiment uses a float type ffi system combining the seedling raising pot 4 and a floatation seedling pot floating panel to grow a {t} plant while maintaining a constant Siif length L. Make it possible.
なお、フ W に な浸水長 Lは、毅咅植物の難、 日照時間、養液 2の水質等の 条件により'変 ί匕する力 本 ^明者の τΚ$»咅臭験によれば、一般的な τΚ ¾ί:咅に適し た 長 Lは略 1〜 3 c mであること力 ¾||忍されている。  In addition, the inundation length L of the water W is determined by the strength of the plant, the duration of sunshine, the quality of the nutrient solution 2 and other conditions. The length L suitable for general τΚ ¾ί: 咅 is approximately 1 to 3 cm.
[本実施形態の利点]  [Advantages of this embodiment]
1 . 育苗ポット 4に含まれる遠赤外繊生体により、 遠赤外線を発生させ、養液を活性 ィ匕'イオン化させるため、毅皆物の育成を促進することが可能となる。 また、 遠赤外線 の到 £賺は短いが、 ¾ポット 4と ¾t繊物 6との g隱が近いため、 遠赤外線を極 に纖咅植物 6に到達させることも可能である。  1. The far-infrared fiber contained in the seedling raising pot 4 generates far-infrared rays and activates the nutrient solution to ionize the nutrient solution. In addition, although the arrival of far-infrared rays is short, it is possible to make far-infrared rays reach the fiber plant 6 extremely, because the pot 4 and the 繊 t fiber 6 are close to each other.
2. ポット 4を ffiポット用フロートパネル 3に乗せているため、 : ft¾な? I*長を 常に維持することが可能である。 2. Because the pot 4 is placed on the float panel 3 for the ffi pot, it is: ft¾? It is always possible to maintain.
以上説明したように、本発明によれば、 ^の根部を囲む ¾ポットが、 それが含 むセラミックパウダーにより遠赤外線を発生させ、 截夜を活性化■イオン化させるため 、 ¾±物の育成を促進することが可能となる。  As described above, according to the present invention, the pot surrounding the root of ^ generates far-infrared rays by the ceramic powder contained therein, and activates and ionizes the night. It is possible to promote.
また、本発明によれば、 の根部を ¾ϋな ?1τΚ長に麟しつつ、赛夜に浸すこと により、 ^物の: iiな育成 ¾ を容易に作ることが可能となる。  Further, according to the present invention, it is possible to easily produce a 物 物 な 育成 に よ り by immersing the root of at night with a length of 11τΚ.

Claims

請求の範囲 The scope of the claims
1. 養 のための ¾ポットにお ヽて、 1. In a pot for nursing,
遠赤外線の発生体を させた樹脂を射出^^ ることによって形成されていること を特徴とする ffiポット。  An ffi pot characterized by being formed by injecting resin that generates a far-infrared ray.
2. ISS赤外線の発生体はセラミックハウダ一であり、 このセラミックパウダーは 2. The source of ISS infrared is ceramic powder, and this ceramic powder is
2〜 5 S4%の割合で樹脂に されてレ、ることを 数とする請求項 1に謹の雜ポ ッ卜。 2. A mortuary pot according to claim 1, characterized in that the resin is converted into a resin at a rate of 2 to 5 S4%.
3. 請己セラミックパウダーは、酸化ケィ素 35〜55質量0ん 酸化アルミニウム 2 5 -〜 45質量0ん 酸化第二鉄 2〜 8質量0ん 酸化チタン 1〜 5質量0 /0及 Of 化マグネシ ゥム 1〜 5質量0 /0からなる粒径 200〜 300メッシュの金属酸化衡敛細粉末と、 17 00〜1800°Cの踏で した後、 立径 200〜300メッシュに粉枠した麦飯石 の 钿粉末 3〜5質量0 /0と、 $立径 200〜300メッシュの鉄 (F e)N マンガン (M 1 )、 チタニウム (T i )、 カルシウム (Ca)、 マグネシウム (Mg)、 アルミニウム ( Al)、 ケィ素 (S i)、 カリウム (K)、 ナトリウム (Na) のいずれか 5觀以上を 含有する粘 ±IS物 5〜; L 5質量%とを混合し、 得られた混合物に水を加えて、 赚し、 これを阜喿させた後 1500°C以上の ¾¾で«して得られるセラミックを粉碎して得 られるセラミックパウダーであることを糊敷とする請求項 2に記載の TOポット。 3.請己ceramic powder, ferric 2-8 mass 0 I oxide oxidation Kei containing 35-55 mass 0 I aluminum oxide 2 5 -~ 45 mass 0 I Titanium oxide 1-5 mass 0/0 及Of of magnesium and a metal oxide衡敛fine powder of particle size 200-300 mesh of © arm 1-5 mass 0/0, after at Stepping of 17 from 00 to 1,800 ° C, elvan was Konawaku to Tatsu径200-300 mesh and the钿粉powder 3-5 wt 0/0, $ Tatsu径200-300 mesh iron (F e) N manganese (M 1), titanium (T i), calcium (Ca), magnesium (Mg), aluminum ( Al), silicon (Si), potassium (K), sodium (Na) containing at least 5 viscosities ± IS substance 5 ~; L 5% by mass was mixed, and the resulting mixture was mixed with water. Then, the mixture is added to the mixture, and the mixture is subjected to heat treatment. 3. The TO pot according to claim 2, wherein:
4. 編己セラミックパウダーの粒径は 1000〜 1500メッシュであることを樹敫 とする請求項 2又は請求項 3のレ、ずれかに記載された ¾¾ポット。 4. The pot according to claim 2, wherein the ceramic powder has a particle size of 1000 to 1500 mesh.
5. 少なくとも一の孔を有する底部と、 5. a bottom having at least one hole;
少なくとも一の孔を有し、 力ゝっ歸己底部と一体成形された周部と  With at least one hole, a peripheral part integrally formed with the bottom
を有し、Has,
t己周部は、 少なくとも一対の対向したテーパー部であって t&i己底部に向かって ii¾ となるテーパー部を有することを'樹敷とする請求項 1に記載の ¾ポット。  2. The pot according to claim 1, wherein the at least one peripheral portion has at least a pair of opposed tapered portions and a tapered portion that becomes ii toward the bottom of t & i.
6. tin己周部は光の^ を妨げる色彩であることを特徴とする請求項 1に記載の ¾ ポット。  6. The ¾ pot according to claim 1, wherein the tin part has a color that blocks light.
7. 養液中に ポットの一部を浸すための ffiポット用フロートパネルであって、 ポットを する一対の浮力体部と、  7. A ffi pot float panel for immersing a part of the pot in a nutrient solution, comprising a pair of buoyant bodies for forming the pot,
tfit己浮力体部を所定の間隔をあけて連結する連^ ¾と  tfit to connect the self-buoyant body part at a predetermined interval ^ ¾
を有することを特徴とする ffiポット用フロートパネル。  A float panel for an ffi pot.
8. TOポットの §7K長を所定の値に保つことを榭敫とする請求項 7に記載の ポ ット用フロートパネル。  8. The pot float panel according to claim 7, wherein the 7K length of the TO pot is maintained at a predetermined value.
9. 請求項 1から 6のレヽずれかに記載の ¾ポットと、 請求項 7又は 8に記載の ポット用フロートパネルとからなる、 フロート式育苗システム。  9. A float-type seedling raising system, comprising: the pot according to any one of claims 1 to 6; and the float panel for a pot according to claim 7 or 8.
1 0. 請求項 9に記載のフロート式 W¾システムを用いることを樹敫とする養液 ¾t咅 方法。  10. A nutrient solution ¾t 咅 method using the float type W¾ system according to claim 9 as a tree.
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