Plate member for forming plant cultivation container, plant cultivation container, and plant cultivation method

Abstract

The present invention provides a plate-shaped member for cultivating plants with taproots, and the plate-shaped member for forming a plant cultivation container through elastic deformation comprises a first coupling structure and a second coupling structure respectively formed on both sides thereof in a horizontal direction, wherein: the first coupling structure has a shape for forming a first groove protruded from the front and concave at the back; the second coupling structure has a shape for forming a second groove protruded from the front and concave at the back; and the protruded part of the first coupling structure is pressed in the second groove or the protruded part of the second coupling structure is pressed in the first groove so as to be wound in a cylindrical shape such that a cultivation space filled with cultivation soil is formed therein.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to a plant cultivation container and a plant cultivation method, and in more detail, relates to a plant cultivation container and a plant cultivation method how to improve the growth of tap root plants such as licorice. Background technique [0002] Licorice, as one of the taproot plants, Ural licorice is called curved licorice, which grows in Siberia, Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan, China, Mongolia and other countries, and is also planted in Korea. [0003] This licorice has a unique fragrance and a sweet taste; in terms of function, it can reconcile the toxicity of all drugs to better reflect its efficacy, manage the cold, heat and evil spirits of organs, dredge blood vessels, and strengthen muscles and bones; in terms of pharmacological effects , can be used for detoxification, hepatitis, rubella, dermatitis, eczema, etc., has cough, phlegm, muscle relief, diuretic effect, anti-inflammatory effect, and also has the effect ...

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Problems solved by technology

The licorice cultivated in this way, because the growth rate of the main root (extending down along the soil) is slower than that of the lateral roots (creeping roots: roots extending around), so the main root cannot extend vertically downward along the soil, thereby reducing the The commerciality of taproots with medicinal value is compromised, and the cultivation amount of licorice per unit area is also very limited, and it cannot effectively resist diseases and insect pests. Therefore, it is urgent to improve the cultivation methods of licorice.

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