353results about "Flower-pot saucers" patented technology

A molded body for improving cultivation conditions for plants, which is suitable inter alia for arrangement in a plant holder. The molded body has a tapered projection and is arranged in such a way that the projection protrudes into the plant substrate in the plant holder. The projection has elements allowing an exchange of substances between the interior and the surroundings of the projection. This allows the targeted introduction of air, water, nutrients and auxiliary substances into the plant substrate and the root conglomerates. The molded body has a recess which acts as a water reservoir that is separate from the plant substrate. The molded body is water-permeable in the upper part and essentially impermeable to water at the bottom, in the tip of the projection.

A tent pole anchor apparatus that includes a barrel member and a cover disposed on the barrel member. The barrel member and cover together form an internal chamber that is filled with water so as to provide a significant weight for anchoring the barrel member. The barrel member has at least one drain to enable liquid to be removed from the barrel member. At least one of the barrel member and cover has a passage for receiving an adjustment strap that interconnects the barrel member with the tent pole.

Cannabis growth systems can have one or more sensors that sense various environmental elements in the ambient environment in which cannabis plants are growing. The sensors are electrically connected to a central controller that receives the sensed data relating to the environmental elements and can take various actions in response to the sensed data like adjusting one or more of the environmental control systems that control different environmental elements in the ambient environment.

A stable flowerpot system for holding at least one plant comprising a pot supporter (22), a corresponding pot (23), and a corresponding saucer (24). The pot supporter comprises a hollow shell (22D) whose bottom portion is significantly broader than the top portion of the shell. The top portion of the shell extends in-and-downwardly into the interior region of the hollow shell (22D) to form a pot receiver (22C) into which the corresponding pot (23) is removably secured. The corresponding saucer (24) is removably secured in the predetermined position in the interior region of the shell (22D) by a plurality of saucer-holders (22F) formed on the wall of the shell (22D). The stable flowerpot system further includes a decorative skirt (26) to be clad on the outside of the shell (22D) of the pot supporter (22) and a cushion (27) to be placed under the pot supporter (22) for the decoration of the pot (23) being held in the pot supporter (22).

A pot for the planting and easy removal of plants includes a housing and a push stand operably engageable therewith. The housing includes top and bottom portions, and a sidewall integral therewith. The bottom portion of the housing includes a base member removably positionable on a lip portion formed around an inner perimeter of the bottom portion and having a substantially annular shape with an aperture centrally disposed therein. The push includes a top and bottom portion, and a sidewall diverging downwardly therefrom between the top and bottom portions. The top portion includes a nipple extending upwardly therefrom and removably insertable into the aperture of the base member for assisting to securely move the base member upwardly through the housing. When the housing is moved downwardly along the push stand, the base member and root system of the plant are pushed upwardly and easily lifted out of the pot.

The plant frame includes flower pot trays and an upright. The upright has water draining cavity, and each flower pot tray connected to the upright has water seeping structure and guide cavity in the bottom communicated to the water draining cavity. Owing to the said water draining structure, the plant frame is always in clean condition. In addition, the flower pot trays may be turned around the upright, and this ensures convenient watering and compromised irradiation of the plants.

An umbrella planter having a snap-on lower water reservoir base member and a center sleeve tube for use with an umbrella-type patio table having a table top with a centrally located opening for receiving an umbrella pole of an umbrella assembly. The umbrella planter includes an upper planter member and a lower water reservoir base member. The lower water reservoir base member includes a side wall having an upper perimeter lip and a bottom base wall; and includes a hollow center sleeve connected to the bottom base wall and having a central sleeve opening for receiving the umbrella pole therethrough; and the bottom base wall also includes an upper surface and a lower surface. The upper surface of the bottom base wall of the lower base member includes first connecting means for connecting and mating the lower base member to the upper planter member. The upper planter member includes a side wall having an upper perim eter edge, and a bottom planter wall having a plurality of water ventilation slots; the bottom planter wall has a centralized pedestal section connected thereto; and also the bottom planter wall has an upper surface and a lower surface. The pedestal section includes an inner cylindrical wall forming a sleeve receiving passageway for receiving the hollow center sleeve therein; the inner cylindrical wall having a plurality of downwardly protruding hollow legs being integrally attached thereto.

A supporting device for cultivating plants has developed to easily shuttle-wise relocate the flowerpots on the upper surface of a storing member. The device is comprised of: a water storage unit; a water supplying pipe line for supplying the water; multi-stage of the plant cultivating units; the supporting panels abutted each other to cover the top surface of the plant cultivating unit; a plurality of water supplying holes formed on the supporting panels for supplying the water to the flowerpots, which are placed anywhere on the panel; and a plurality of plugs for blocking the water supplying holes. The device also has designed to avoid the dirt washout from the pot while the water overflows. Therefore, it will protect the water circulation pump i.e. supplying means from out of order. The shield covers the plant cultivating unit to prevent the water contamination by avoiding the deposit of the dust from room air or fallen leaves.

A two-stage aeroponic growing system and method provides a cylindrical container and a sloped container that independently, or in conjunction, work to expose vegetation to nutrients, liquids, and light in two successive stages. A substrate, such as a Grodan® plug, initiates growth of the vegetation. The cylindrical and sloped containers provide a surface for the roots and fibers of the substrate to engage, and also have various apertures on all surfaces that enable 360° exposure to nutrients, liquids, and light. In the second stage of growth, the substrate snugly positions inside the cylindrical container. The sloped container snugly retains the cylindrical container. The sloped container has a sloped lid of about 6° that creates greater space for retaining multiple cylindrical containers. Drain holes and spray nozzles help control moisture exposure in the sloped container to create a controlled environment for the second stage growth of the vegetation.

The invention discloses an automatic rotary flower pot. The flower pot comprises a flower pot body, a rotary table arranged at the bottom of the flower pot body, and a base which is arranged at the bottom of the rotary table and provided with an electric rotating shaft, wherein the electric rotating shaft is connected with the rotary table; the base is connected with a solar panel; the diameter of the rotary table is more than that of the base; and the lower end of the lateral wall of the rotary table is lower than the top end of the base. The automatic rotary flower pot leads the flower pot to automatically rotate in the sunshine, thus stems of flowers are illuminated uniformly.

A container for substantially surrounding a pole and a base stand of a device such as a floor lamp is disclosed. The container includes a sidewall integrally attached to a base panel to form a ballast volume and a fixture void extending into the ballast void. The container can take on a variety of shapes and can be split into two sections comprising an upper planter section and a lower reservoir section. The upper planter section includes a ballast volume and a pole void and can include a plurality of drain ports with or without attached protruding hollow legs. The lower reservoir section includes a ballast volume, a watering port, and a base stand void extending into the ballast volume. A wedge section can be provided to partially close off the fixture void to define the aperture in which a freestanding device such as a floor lamp is housed.

A device and method for securing a structural object, including a bottom tray configured to support thereon a container having an open top portion and a closed bottom portion, the bottom tray having a vertical wall configured to support the container around a circumference thereof; and a slot integrated into an end of the bottom tray and vertical wall and configured to fit around a pole shaped structural object adapted to be received within the slot, the bottom tray of the slot configured to rest upon a base of the pole shaped structural object.

A container having a plant pot and an interlocking base adapted to interlock with the corresponding plant pot. A sidewall, a bottom wall, and an open top define the pot. The bottom wall includes at least one opening defined by the bottom wall of the pot. The base is attached to the bottom wall of the pot. A complementary stud is positioned on the base, and includes at least one locking projection for engaging the opening. The combined horizontal dimension of the stud and projection is greater than a corresponding horizontal dimension of the opening for providing an interference fit, whereby the stud is positioned in the opening and locked in place by forcing the projection past the bottom wall defining the opening.

Planting pots and a multi-compartment tray are provided, the pots and tray having a self-orienting configuration for urging the pots into proper alignment when same are placed within compartments of the tray. The pots include angled recesses disposed radially about the bottom portion of the pots. The compartments of the tray include angled protrusions disposed radially about the bottom portion of the compartment. The angled recesses of the pot engage with the angled protrusions of the compartment when the pot is placed in the compartment to urge the pot into proper alignment. A plurality of slots are included along an upper portion of each pot for allowing optional identification tags to be inserted thereinto. The identification tags, in addition to logos, artwork, or other indicia, if included, are positioned by the self-orienting configuration of the pots and tray to face in a desired direction.

The invention relates to the technical field of plastic flower pots, and discloses a self-pressing power conversion type plastic flower pot comprising a pot body. The bottom of the pot body is connected with a hollow base, the inner side of the hollow base is connected with a pressure conversion mechanism, and inner walls of the left and right sides of the pot body are fixedly connected with connecting mounting pieces through screws, liquid guide transmission mechanisms are welded and fixedly connected to the connecting mounting pieces, the inner side of the pot body is provided with a threadtransmission soil-loosening mechanism, the left and right sides of the pot body are provided with vent holes, the bottoms of the left and right sides of the pot body are provided with drain holes, themiddle position of the bottom of the pot body is fixedly connected with a connecting base block, and a gravity circular block is bonded to the middle position of the bottom of the inner side of the hollow base. According to the self-pressing power conversion type plastic flower pot, through the arrangement of the pot body, the hollow base, the pressure conversion mechanism, the connecting mounting pieces, the liquid guide transmission mechanisms, the thread transmission soil-loosening mechanism and the connecting base block for mutual cooperation, the problems that an existing plastic flowerpot is not high in water source utilization rate and a conventional soil loosening mode has a bad effect on plants are solved.

The invention discloses a flowerpot capable of preserving moisture. The flowerpot comprises a flowerpot main body, and further comprises a housing and a tray, wherein springs are distributed at the bottom of the housing; the tray is fixed on the springs; a water absorbing material is laid on the tray; the flowerpot main body is placed in the housing; a bulge for supporting the edge of the flowerpot main body is arranged on the inner wall of the housing; the water absorbing material is in contact with the bottom of the flowerpot main body. The flowerpot capable of preserving moisture has a water retaining function, can ensure that appropriate amount of water is preserved in the flowerpot, and further is beneficial to healthy growth of flowers and plants in the flowerpot.