Drought-resisting and waterlogging-preventing infiltrating irrigation flowerpot

Abstract

The invention discloses a drought-resisting and waterlogging-preventing infiltrating irrigation flowerpot, which mainly consists of a flowerpot body, a bottom plate, water seepage rings and a drainage pipe, wherein the lower part of the bottom plate placed on a placement ring in the flowerpot body is used for storing water; the water seepage rings penetrating through the bottom plate sucks water below the bottom plate in the flowerpot body to wet soil above the bottom plate to meet the requirements of flowers and trees for water and air so as to realize the purposes of resisting drought and preventing waterlogging; the drainage pipe drains excessive water at the lower part of the flowerpot body out of the flowerpot body; and the drainage pipe can drain all rancid water in the flowerpot body out of the flowerpot body.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of agricultural garden flowers and trees. Background technique [0002] Existing flowerpots adopt the watering method to maintain the water supply to the flowers and trees, and in order to avoid excessive rainfall and block the roots of the flowers and trees from contacting with the air and "drown" to death, the method of leaking water at the bottom of the flowerpots is used to prevent waterlogging. Therefore, the soil in the flower pot is easy to dry up and needs to be watered frequently to prevent the flowers and trees from drying out and dying. Because watering the flowerpot often causes the inconvenience that the whole family cannot travel. [0003] Existing flowerpots that adopt "cotton sliver to absorb water" have the following problems and are not suitable for potted flowers and trees: 1. Too much water seepage, which easily produces rotten roots and dies to drought-tolerant flowers and trees. 2. Absorbent co...

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Problems solved by technology

Because of the inconvenience of not being able to travel with the whole family because of frequent watering of the flower pots

[0003] Existing flowerpots that adopt "cotton sliver to absorb water" have the following problems and are not suitable for potted flowers and trees: 1. Too much water seepage will easily cause rotten roots and death to drought-tolerant flowers and trees

2. Absorbent cotton slivers are prone to mold, rot and bacteria

3. It is difficult to replace the stored water and it is easy to stink

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