Dendrobium nobile potted plant with conveniently replaceable filler

Abstract

The invention discloses a Dendrobium nobile potted plant with conveniently replaceable filler, which comprises a pot body which is of split structure; the pot body comprises a left half pot and a right half pot, the bottom of the left half pot is provided with a cushion ring bottom plate, the bottom of the right half pot is fitted with a material-carrying bottom plate, a rotating button is arranged between the material-carrying bottom plate and the right half pot, a binding rope is connected inside a rope hole in a penetrating mode, one end of the binding rope is fastened through a threading hole, and the other end of the binding rope is connected with a handle ring through the threading hole. According to the invention, the filler placed in the potted plant can be quickly taken out, the bottom end of the material-carrying base plate is hinged to the bottom end of the right half pot, the material-carrying base plate can incline at the bottom of the right half pot by manually adjustingthe handle ring, the filler can be extruded, the filler can be prevented from being bonding to the material-carrying base plate and the inner walls of the left half pot and right half pot, and Dendrobium roots can be prevented from being damaged in soil during transplanting.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of dendrobium planting, in particular to a dendrobium potted plant which is easy to replace fillers. Background technique [0002] Dendrobium likes to grow in a warm, humid, half-shady and half-sun environment. It grows best in subtropical deep mountain forests with annual rainfall of more than 1000 mm, air humidity greater than 80%, and average temperature in January higher than 8°C. Requirements for soil and fertilizer It is not very strict. In the wild, it mostly grows on loose and thick bark or trunks, and some also grows in rock crevices. When some dendrobiums planted in pots need to be transplanted, the soil in the pots cannot be intact. Take it out from the pot, it is easy to cause damage to the roots of Dendrobium during transplanting. Contents of the invention [0003] The technical problem to be solved by the present invention is to overcome the defects of the prior art and provide a Dendrobium potted pla...

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[0002] Dendrobium likes to grow in a warm, humid, half-shady and half-sun environment. It grows best in subtropical deep mountain forests with annual rainfall of more than 1000 mm, air humidity greater than 80%, and average temperature in January higher than 8°C. Requirements for soil and fertilizer It is not very strict. In the wild, it mostly grows on loose and thick bark or trunks, and some also grows in rock crevices. When some dendrobiums planted in pots need to be transplanted, the soil in the pots cannot be intact. Take it out from the pot, it is easy to cause damage to the roots of Dendrobium during transplanting

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