Soil recycling mechanism of flower transplanting machine

Abstract

The invention discloses a soil recycling mechanism of a flower transplanting machine. The soil recycling mechanism comprises a bottom plate; racks are arranged on two sides of the top of the bottom plate. First and second conveyer belts arranged in parallel are arranged between the racks. A support post is arranged between the first conveyer belt and the second conveyer belt; a bidirectional motoris mounted at the top of one side of the front of the support post; two ends of the bidirectional motor are provided with a spindle I and a spindle II respectively; the end of the spindle I and the second of the spindle II are provided with a fixing block I and a holding plate respectively; a connection bar I penetrates the middle of the fixing block I; the end of the connection bar far away fromthe fixing block I is sleeved with a fixing block III; a support bar is arranged at the bottom of the fixing block III; the bottom of the support bar is fixed to one end of the top of the holding plate. The soil recycling mechanism has the advantages that loss of soil at flower roots during transplanting is avoided, working efficiency is improved effectively, and survival rate of flowering plantsafter planting is increased.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of planting equipment, in particular to a soil recovery mechanism of a flower transplanter. Background technique [0002] Flowers refer to herbaceous plants with ornamental value, such as clivia, narcissus, chrysanthemum, cockscomb, cactus, etc. In recent years, with the construction of landscape cities and the improvement of people's living taste, the demand for flowers is increasing. The current flowers are planted in batches. In order to save costs in the future, smaller flower pots will be used in the early stage of flower planting to reduce the space occupied and facilitate management. After the flowers grow to a certain extent, the flowers need to be transplanted to larger pots. Put it on the flower pot, so that the flowers can grow better. At present, flower transplanting is generally done manually. When manually transplanting by workers, the original soil of the flower roots is prone to fall off, a...

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Problems solved by technology

At present, flower transplanting is generally done manually. When manually transplanting by workers, the original soil of the flower roots is prone to fall off, and the fallen soil will fall on the ground, thereby increasing the workman's cleaning labor. Planting may damage the roots of the flowers, resulting in the restriction of the growth of the flowers after transplanting. In severe cases, the flowers will die, causing economic losses, and the cost of manual transplanting is high and the efficiency is low.

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