TWM673844U - Planting pot structure - Google Patents

Abstract

A potting structure for plants, particularly one comprising a porous structure formed by mixing aquatic plants, foamed materials, and activated carbon, and then stamping the mixture using internal and external molds. The potting structure comprises an interior containing a space with an opening at the top. The opening is wider at the top and narrower at the bottom, forming a conical shape that is wide at the top and narrower at the bottom, and is used to accommodate a plant.

Description

Pot structure for planting

This creative planting pot structure is primarily used in orchid planting pot technology.

For general plants, such as orchids, but not limited to orchids, the plant's environment must be well-ventilated. Adequate and sufficient lighting is also crucial.

Please refer to Figures 1 and 2: These are cross-sectional diagrams illustrating the sequential steps of the conventional production process. First, the roots of the plant 20 are covered with sphagnum moss 21. The plant 20 and the sphagnum moss 21 are then placed in a soft plastic pot 30. Simultaneously, the sphagnum moss 21 is compacted, and finally, the plant 20 and the soft plastic pot 30 are removed.

However, the traditional plant cultivation method is time-consuming, labor-intensive, and cumbersome and inconvenient to implement, presenting existing problems and shortcomings that need to be overcome.

The creator is currently engaged in the manufacturing and design of related products. He has accumulated years of practical experience and insights. He actively engaged in innovation and improvement to address the existing problems and shortcomings of traditional plastic soft potting methods, resulting in the creation of a pot structure for planting.

The new solution, compared to previous technologies, utilizes a mixture of aquatic plants, foam, and activated carbon, which is then stamped and formed into a porous structure using internal and external molds. The basin contains a storage space with an opening at the top. The opening is wider at the top and narrower at the bottom, forming a conical shape that accommodates a plant. This solution prevents poor ventilation and water accumulation, thereby addressing issues such as whitening and blackheads that can occur when growing orchids. Furthermore, it saves time and labor, is simple and convenient to operate, and achieves its primary purpose of enhancing plant function.

This creative part

1:Planting

2: Plastic soft basin

10: Basin

11: Storage Space

12: Opening

Practice section

20:Planting

21: Sphagnum medium

30: Plastic soft basin

Figure 1: A cross-sectional diagram illustrating the continuous motion during the practice.

Figure 2: This is a cross-sectional diagram showing the continuous motion during the practice.

Figure 3: A three-dimensional diagram of this work.

Figure 4: This is a cross-sectional diagram showing the continuous motion during the creation of this work.

Figure 5: This is the second cross-sectional diagram of the continuous action during the creation of this work.

Figure 6: This is the third cross-sectional diagram of the continuous motion during the creation of this work.

To help professionals familiar with this craft gain a deeper understanding of the structure and functional benefits of this invention, a specific embodiment is listed below, along with diagrams for a detailed description:

A potting structure for plants. Please refer to the third figure: a three-dimensional schematic diagram of this invention. The main features are: potting body 10 is formed by mixing aquatic plants, foaming agent, and activated carbon, then stamping and forming it into a porous structure using internal and external molds. The potting body 10 has a accommodating space 11 within it. An opening 12 is defined at the top of the accommodating space 11. The opening 12 is wider at the top and narrower at the bottom, forming a conical shape that is wider at the top and narrower at the bottom.

This invention, which is composed of the above-mentioned components, provides a pot structure for planting. Please refer to Figures 4, 5, and 6: they are schematic cross-sectional views of the continuous action during the production of this invention, Figures 1, 2, and 3. In actual operation, first, the plant 1 is placed into the accommodating space 11 of the pot body 10 through the opening 12. The pot body 10 is then placed into the plastic soft basin 2. The medium of the pot body 10 is composed of aquatic plants, foam, and activated carbon. The pot body 10 itself is a porous structure that prevents poor ventilation and water accumulation, thereby solving the problems of whitening and blackheads caused by orchid planting. At the same time, aquatic plants, also known as sphagnum moss, are a type of moss plant. Sphagnum moss has a soft texture and contains nutrients that complement the aroma of orchids, making it ideal for growing them. It can be used as a growing medium for orchids, as well as a moisture-retaining material for shipping orchids, mailing packaging, and lining orchid pots.

In summary, this invention provides a plant pot structure. After actual production and repeated operational testing by the creator, it has been proven to achieve the intended functional benefits. Furthermore, it is a novel invention, unprecedented in the market, and possesses industrial value. It truly meets the requirements for both practicality and advancement required for a new patent. According to the Patent Law, an application for a new patent has been filed with the Jun Bureau.

10: Basin

11: Storage Space

12: Opening

Claims (1)

A plant pot structure is described, primarily comprising: a mixture of aquatic plants, foamed materials, and activated carbon, which is then stamped and formed into a porous structure using internal and external molds. The pot has a storage space within it, with an opening at the top. The opening is wider at the top and narrower at the bottom, forming a conical shape that is wide at the top and narrower at the bottom, for accommodating a plant.