Fig tree pulp collecting bottle

Abstract

The invention discloses a fig pulp collection bottle, which comprises: a bottle body, the bottle body is cylindrical, the inner diameter of the bottle body is 20-25 mm, the wall thickness of the bottle body is 2-3 mm, and the depth of the bottle body is; The part includes a tip and a flat end, and the angle between the tip is 30 to 45 degrees. The inner arc surface of the insert and the inner arc surface of the bottle are the same arc surface, and the outer arc surface of the insert and the outer arc surface of the bottle It is the same curved surface; the collection bottle is made of engineering plastics. The insert is nailed into the fig tree trunk by hammering the bottom of the collection bottle, and the fig pulp flows into the collection bottle along the insert to achieve the purpose of collecting fig pulp.

Description

Technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of fig planting, and more specifically, to a fig tree pulp collection bottle. Background technique [0002] Figs are currently one of the fastest-growing fruit trees in the world, with high yields, no large or small years, few pests and diseases, and easy cultivation and management. Figs are planted in the same year when the seedlings are planted and the fruit can be planted in the same year, and the plant yield can reach 2 kg and 500 kg per mu. What's more peculiar is that the seedlings can also produce a lot of fruit in the nursery that year, which is very rare in fruit trees. This excellent characteristic of figs allows the investment to be recovered in a very short time, which is extremely beneficial to mobilize the enthusiasm of the majority of fruit farmers, and is also extremely beneficial to the industrialization of local governments and to meet the requirements of large domestic companies to maximize profits. On...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] Fig tree pulp has strong disinfection and anti-inflammatory functions, and can effectively treat vitiligo and flat warts, but there is no technical solution for collecting fig tree pulp in the prior art

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