A growing device for breeding of sugar beets

By designing a cultivation device with atomizing nozzles and drooping tubes, the problem of bacteria growth due to water residue after watering was solved, achieving effective wetting and cleaning of the substrate, and improving the growth environment and survival rate of sugar beets.

CN121100708BActive Publication Date: 2026-05-05INNER MONGOLIA AUTONOMOUS REGION ACAD OF AGRI & ANIMAL HUSBANDRY SCI
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Patent Information

Application Number
CN202511606054.7
Authority / Receiving Office
CN · China
Patent Type
Patents(China)
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2025-11-05
Publication Date
2026-05-05
Estimated Expiration
2045-11-05

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Technical Problem

Existing cultivation devices often have difficulty managing excess water after watering, leading to residue and bacterial growth beneath the substrate, which negatively impacts the plant's growth environment and survival rate.

Method used

A cultivation device was designed, comprising a cultivation tray, a flared groove, an atomizing nozzle, a hanging tube, and a small air pump. The substrate is kept moist by watering with the atomizing nozzle, and the cavity is cleaned by the hanging tube and the air pump to prevent bacterial growth. The watering volume is monitored and controlled by a central control unit.

Benefits of technology

It effectively keeps the culture medium moist, prevents water deterioration, and improves the quality of the growing environment and survival rate of sugar beets.

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Abstract

This invention relates to the field of plant cultivation technology and discloses a cultivation device for sugar beet breeding. To address the problem of unmanageable water spoilage after overwatering in existing cultivation devices, this invention utilizes a cultivation tray, a widened trough, a culture medium, connecting holes, a misting nozzle, and a hanging tube. During cultivation, prepared sugar beet seeds are placed in the culture medium, and the misting nozzle is turned on to irrigate the medium, maintaining its moisture and providing a favorable growth environment for the sugar beet seeds. When the water content in the culture medium is saturated, the water flows through the filter holes into a cavity. Over time, the water in the cavity slowly spoils and breeds bacteria. At this point, a small air pump is turned on to suck out the water from the cavity, preventing bacterial growth and ensuring a superior growth environment for the sugar beets, thus improving their survival rate.
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