Soil moisture maintenance device for horticultural plants and its maintenance process

Abstract

The invention discloses a soil humidity maintenance device for horticultural plants and a maintenance process thereof, comprising a water storage tank buried between adjacent trees, the upper part of the water storage tank is provided with a windproof reinforcement section protruding outward; the upper end of the planting soil layer is flush with the ground It is flat; several seepage holes are formed on the seepage pipe located outside the water storage tank; fixed anchor blocks pre-buried in the soil layer are arranged under the water storage tank. The fixed anchor block is provided with a number of connecting columns, and the bottom of the water storage tank is provided with a second through hole corresponding to the connecting columns one by one and for the connecting columns to pass through. A first sealing member is arranged between the second through hole. Compared with the prior art, the present invention provides a water storage tank with a windproof reinforcement section, a fixed anchor block and a connecting column, so that the humidity of the soil where the trees are located can be replenished through the seepage pipe on the water storage tank, and the windproof ability of the trees is enhanced. , so that urban gardening trees can grow normally.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of plant maintenance, in particular to a soil moisture maintenance device for horticultural plants and a maintenance process thereof. Background technique [0002] With the progress of urbanization and the improvement of people's living standards, many parks and botanical gardens have been built in cities for people's leisure and entertainment. A large number of trees are planted in parks and botanical gardens, which require a lot of horticultural work for watering and maintenance. If watering is not timely, insufficient water in the soil often occurs, causing trees to lack water, thereby affecting the normal growth of trees. [0003] Coastal areas are often affected by typhoons in summer, and artificially planted trees in parks and botanical gardens are often uprooted under the action of strong winds due to their shallow root systems. After the typhoon weather, a lot of manpower and material resources are needed to ...

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Problems solved by technology

Before replanting, the previous tree roots under the ground need to be removed, which requires workers to dig from the ground to the bottom of the roots, which is a very troublesome process

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