Automatic water collecting and irrigating system for oil-tea camellia

Abstract

The invention discloses an automatic water collecting and irrigating system for oil-tea camellia. The automatic water collecting and irrigating system for the oil-tea camellia comprises a shell. The shell is a disk body similar to the inner tube of an automobile and is formed by clamping a left semi-circular portion and a right semi-circular portion, each water inlet is arranged on the top of eachsemi-circular portion, and a cavity is arranged in the shell. A water collecting funnel is arranged above the top of the shell, a water storage device is arranged in the cavity of the shell, and a root infiltration device is arranged outside the bottom of the shell. The water storage device is an annular hollow plastic container, the top of the water storage device is connected to the water inlets of the shell, the bottom of the water storage device is provided with a water outlet which is connected to the root infiltration device. The root infiltration device is made into a disk body with aheight of 2 to 4 cm by using a sponge or similar porous solid. Oil-tea camellia plants can be cultivated in the cavity of the shell. The diameter of the shell is controlled between 50 cm to 200cm. Theautomatic water collecting and irrigating system for the oil-tea camellia is simple in structure, provides the functions of collecting rain water, storing water and releasing water slowly to the roots of the oil-tea camellia plants, and is also very convenient to use. The automatic water collecting and irrigating system for the oil-tea camellia is buried in soil as a whole and the funnel for collecting the rain water partially extends out of the soil and can also be dug out directly for operations in the needs of cleaning the funnel or replacing the plants.

Description

Technical field: [0001] The invention relates to the field of agricultural planting equipment, in particular to an automatic water collection and irrigation system for camellia oleifera. Background technique: [0002] Camellia oleifera, (Latin name Camellia oleifera Abel.) Alias: tea seed tree, tea oil tree, white flower tea; Camellia oleifera belongs to Theaceae, small evergreen tree. It is named because its seeds can be used to extract oil (tea oil) for consumption. Camellia oil is a high-quality edible oil with clear taste and fragrance, rich nutrition and storage resistance; it can also be used in industry as lubricating oil and anti-rust oil. Tea cake is both a pesticide and a fertilizer, which can improve the water storage capacity of farmland and control rice field pests. The peel is the raw material for extracting tannin. Due to its good economic value, many farmers in mountainous and hilly areas in China have begun to grow Camellia oleifera. [0003] Camellia ...

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Problems solved by technology

For many areas where camellia oleifera is grown, regional rain and precipitation alone are insufficient for the growth of camellia oleifera. Relying on manpower to carry water for irrigation requires a lot of manpower, and construction of small reservoirs for water storage or water diversion channels and other water conservancy projects requires too much capital. Not affordable for ordinary growers

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