Lampwick type water supply garden rain collector

Abstract

The invention provides a novel garden plant rain collector - a lampwick type water supply garden rain collector. The rain collector is composed of a rain-collecting funnel, a filter screen mask, a water inlet moving tongue, a water-accumulating bottle and a lampwick type feeding pipe. The rain-collecting funnel collects rainwater or earth surface runoff, and the rainwater or the earth surface runoff flows into the water-accumulating bottle through a central hole, a filtering funnel prevents ground impurities or rubbish from blocking a bottle opening, the moving tongue prevents moisture from being evaporating and lost through the bottle opening, the water-accumulating bottle accumulates the rainwater; and the lampwick type feeding pipe slowly feeds water in the water-accumulating bottle to trees through a penetration theory. The rain collector is very wide in applied range and has remarkable application effects in arid regions and regions where there is much rain but the seasonal distribution of rainfall is uniform, and has remarkable application effects on newly-planted trees, surviving grown-up trees, arbors or shrubs, and has remarkable application effects on garden plants or afforestation plants or fruit trees.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a rain-collecting and water-feeding device for urban landscaping or tree planting in arid areas. Background technique [0002] Moisture is the prerequisite for the survival and growth of trees in urban landscaping or afforestation in arid and less rainy areas and desert areas. People do everything possible to irrigate to meet the water demand of garden plants. According to the 2001 China Urban Construction Statistical Bulletin, the national annual urban water supply is 46.6 billion cubic meters, of which public service water (mainly landscaping water) is 5.9 billion cubic meters, It accounts for 12% of the total water supply, and the garden irrigation technology in my country is very immature at present. About 80% of the water is lost due to deep loss and ineffective evaporation. People have also invented some new water-saving irrigation technologies. Poor practicality or high cost, but not widely promoted. On the other hand, m...

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[0003] The present invention provides a "wick" type rain collector for water supply and landscaping, which collects surface runoff accumulation during urban rainfall, or directly collects rainwater accumulation, and then slowly releases it for use by plants when it is dry, which fundamentally solves the problem of urban gardening. Water for greening, or lack of water for afforestation in arid and desert areas

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