Simple wrapping device used in sweet osmanthus seedling nursery

Abstract

The invention discloses a simple wrapping device used in a sweet osmanthus seedling nursery. The simple wrapping device comprises a solid bag bottom. Edge belts protruding towards the outer side are arranged on the edge of the solid bag bottom, and rope buckles are arranged at the ends of the edge belts. A detachable sealing device is also arranged in the middle of the solid bag bottom, and the solid bag bottom is divided into a left-side bag bottom and a right-side bag bottom through detachable sealing arrangement. The left-side bag bottom and the right-side bag bottom are respectively provided with two layers of sealing edges. Clamping grooves extending towards the inner side are formed in the two layers of sealing edges of the left-side bag bottom. The simple wrapping device is reasonable in structure, firm and durable, the transplanting process is simple, the integration of a soil ball can be kept, the simple wrapping device can be operated by one person especially for a small-specification sapling, the labor cost is saved, and the survival rate of transplantation is improved.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of nursery stock planting, and in particular relates to a simple wrapping device for transplanting sweet-scented osmanthus in a nursery. Background technique [0002] Generally, when transplanting saplings in a nursery, it is necessary to cut the roots in advance, dig the soil balls, tie the soil balls with grass ropes, and then use hemp ropes to wrap the bottom of the soil balls and the trunk, and then need manual or mechanical assistance to drag the trees away. Tree pits, and then mechanically or manually transplanted to the newly dug tree pits to continue transplanting; the existing method is relatively complicated, and it is troublesome to bind and untie the hemp rope, and it is not easy to keep the soil ball intact. In the event of bumps during the transfer process, the soil balls are easily scattered, resulting in a low survival rate for transplanted saplings. Contents of the invention [0003] The ...

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[0002] Generally, when transplanting saplings in a nursery, it is necessary to cut the roots in advance, dig the soil balls, tie the soil balls with grass ropes, and then use hemp ropes to wrap the bottom of the soil balls and the trunk, and then need manual or mechanical assistance to drag the trees away. Tree pits, and then mechanically or manually transplanted to the newly dug tree pits to continue transplanting; the existing method is relatively complicated, and it is troublesome to bind and untie the hemp rope, and it is not easy to keep the soil ball intact. In case of bumps during the transfer process, the soil balls are easily scattered, resulting in a low survival rate for transplanted saplings

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