Pot body for planting bonsai in courtyard

Abstract

The utility model discloses a pot body for planting bonsai in a courtyard, which is characterized in that a boss is arranged in the middle of a bottom layer plate of an inner cavity of the pot body, drain holes are arranged on the boss, a cylindrical honeycomb ceramic body is fixedly arranged on the bottom layer plate of the inner cavity of the pot body, and a main honeycomb ceramic body is arranged outside the cylindrical honeycomb ceramic body; a plurality of auxiliary honeycomb ceramic bodies which are distributed outside the main honeycomb ceramic body at intervals are arranged on a bottom layer plate of an inner cavity of the basin body, the auxiliary honeycomb ceramic bodies are connected through connecting blocks, vertical honeycomb ceramic bodies are arranged on the auxiliary honeycomb ceramic bodies, and lower flow holes and upper flow holes which are communicated with each other are formed in the auxiliary honeycomb ceramic bodies and the vertical honeycomb ceramic bodies respectively. According to the flowerpot, rapid watering can be achieved, water is saved, soil can be kept at certain humidity, pot soil is moistened, a pot body is cooled, ventilated and breathable, hot air generated by water evaporation can be discharged in time when the flowerpot is heated at high temperature, bonsai cannot be dried up and burnt in summer, and it is guaranteed that various plants such as the bonsai can normally grow in summer.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to the technical field of daily life, in particular to a pot body which can be ventilated, air permeable and heat-dissipating, can be quickly poured and save water, and is suitable for planting various bonsai plants indoors and outdoors in courtyards. Background Art

[0002] With the continuous improvement of people's living standards, people like to plant bonsai in their courtyards. They can beautify the environment, improve air quality, and bring aesthetic enjoyment and physical and mental health. Generally, when planting bonsai, you need to prepare a pot with drainage holes at the bottom (also known as a flower pot). The pot can be a soil pot, plastic pot, ceramic pot, or porcelain pot. The existing pots are cylindrical, conical, or square. Their sizes vary, and the varieties of bonsai they plant are also different. The diameter and height of large pots are over 1 meter, and the smallest are only a little over 100 mm. The existing pots generally have a hole at the bottom for drainage. When using, the pot is filled with soil or placed on a tray, and then the soil is filled in to plant the bonsai. Due to the poor moisture retention of existing pots, watering is required every one to two days to keep the soil in the pot at a humidity that is conducive to the growth of bonsai. However, due to the influence of the structure of existing pots, after planting bonsai, in summer when the indoor temperature reaches above 30°C, especially when the outdoor temperature is above 35°C, although watering is done once a day in the morning, when the pot cavity is opened in the afternoon (before 5pm-6pm), the following problems are found: first, when the filled soil is relatively loose, the soil in the pot will dry up or even clump, affecting the growth of the bonsai and even causing the bonsai to dry up; second, when the filled soil is relatively compact, due to the poor ventilation and heat dissipation in the pot, the water in the soil in the pot will generate a large amount of heat stored in the soil. If this heat is not discharged in time, the pot will become like a steamer, which will cause heat burns to the roots of the bonsai, especially the roots of its seedlings, and cause death. Utility Model Content

[0003] In response to the impact of the pot structure in the above-mentioned prior art on the planted bonsai in summer, the utility model provides a pot that is suitable for spring, autumn and winter, and is particularly suitable for planting bonsai indoors and outdoors in summer. It can not only achieve rapid watering, save water, and keep the soil at a certain humidity, but also can promptly discharge the heat of water evaporation when heated at high temperatures, so that the bonsai will not dry out or burn in summer, ensuring that the bonsai can grow normally in summer.

[0004] The technical solution adopted by the present invention to solve the technical problem is: a basin body for planting bonsai in the courtyard, a boss is provided in the middle of the bottom plate of the inner cavity of the basin, and a drainage hole is provided on the boss, one end of which is connected to the inner cavity of the basin and the other end is connected to the outside world; a cylindrical honeycomb ceramic body located outside the boss is fixedly provided on the bottom plate of the inner cavity of the basin, and diffusion holes are provided at intervals on the upper end surface of the cylindrical honeycomb ceramic body, a main honeycomb ceramic body is provided outside the cylindrical honeycomb ceramic body, a number of sub-honeycomb ceramic bodies spaced apart outside the main honeycomb ceramic body are provided on the bottom plate of the inner cavity of the basin, an upright honeycomb ceramic body is provided on the sub-honeycomb ceramic body, and the sub-honeycomb ceramic body and the upright honeycomb ceramic body are respectively provided with downflow holes and upflow holes that are connected to each other.

[0005] Furthermore, the sub-honeycomb ceramic bodies are connected by connecting blocks.

[0006] The basin body is made of ceramic, plastic, glass, stone and wood in a conical, cylindrical or square shape. The porosity of the main honeycomb ceramic body (the porosity of the heavy honeycomb ceramic body is 75-90%) is smaller than that of the secondary honeycomb ceramic body (the porosity of the light honeycomb ceramic body is 50-75%). The shape of the secondary honeycomb ceramic body is circular, square, triangular or other shapes.

[0007] The number of the distributed secondary honeycomb ceramic bodies is at least two, or may be more than one, preferably 4-8. The number and size of the distributed secondary honeycomb ceramic bodies are determined by the size of the basin.

[0008] The shape and size of the upright honeycomb ceramic body correspond to those of the sub-honeycomb ceramic body, the number of the upright honeycomb ceramic bodies is not less than two, and the upright honeycomb ceramic body is in plane contact with the sub-honeycomb ceramic body; a cross-shaped support groove 4 can also be provided on the contact surface between the upright honeycomb ceramic body and the sub-honeycomb ceramic body, and the support groove depth is 1.5-2 mm, and the sub-honeycomb ceramic body is provided with a straight-line protrusion 18 matching the support groove; when there are multiple support grooves in the shape of a plum blossom, the number of the matching protrusions is half of the support groove, the shape of the protrusion matches the support groove and can be movably embedded in the support groove, the upright honeycomb ceramic body is positioned by using the protrusion and the support groove, and the empty support groove can serve as a water channel to quickly flow the water in the upstream hole into the soil.

[0009] When the utility model is in use, the upper end surface of the upright honeycomb ceramic body extends out of the soil (that is, the upper layer of the filled soil should be lower than the upper end surface of the upright honeycomb ceramic body.

[0010] After planting, the pot body of the utility model is appropriately watered once a day outdoors or every other day in the morning indoors in spring, autumn and winter. This can not only keep the soil in the pot body with necessary moisture for root absorption for more than 24 hours, but also make the pot body ventilated and air permeable, so that the roots of the bonsai grow under suitable humidity. In summer, especially when the temperature is above 35°C, when watering the soil once a day when planting bonsai outdoors, water is appropriately added to the upper flow hole, and water is stored in the upper flow hole and the lower flow hole, thereby extending the time of soil moisture supply. When the water in the upper hole is completely absorbed, the heat generated by the heat can be quickly discharged outwards through the upper flow hole and the diffusion hole, so that no heat is retained in the soil in the pot body, so that the bonsai will not dry out or burn in summer, and the normal growth of plants such as bonsai in summer is guaranteed.

[0011] The utility model improves the structure of the existing basin body, adds a cylindrical honeycomb ceramic body outside the boss on the bottom layer of the basin body, and adds a main honeycomb ceramic body and a plurality of auxiliary honeycomb ceramic bodies distributed outside the main honeycomb ceramic body and spaced apart, as well as upright honeycomb ceramic bodies correspondingly or spaced apart on the auxiliary honeycomb ceramic body outside the cylindrical honeycomb ceramic body, thereby effectively solving the problem of heat generation in bonsai planted when the indoor temperature is above 30°C in summer, especially when the outdoor temperature is above 35°C. The utility model is not only suitable for spring, autumn and winter, but is particularly suitable for planting bonsai indoors and outdoors in summer, and is convenient for storing rainwater quickly, can achieve rapid watering and save water, and can keep the soil at a certain humidity, moisten the pot soil, and make the basin body dissipate heat, cool down and be ventilated. The utility model can also timely discharge the heat of water evaporation when heated at high temperature, so that the bonsai will not dry out or burn in summer, thereby ensuring the normal growth of various plants such as bonsai in summer. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0012] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the main cross-sectional structure of the utility model when in use.

[0013] Figure 2 yes Figure 1 AA half-section structural diagram,

[0014] Figure 3 This is a structural diagram of the connection between the contact surface of the auxiliary honeycomb ceramic body and the upright honeycomb ceramic body.

[0015] In the figure, 1, soil 2, basin body 3, connector 4, support groove 5, sub-honeycomb ceramic body 6, bottom plate 7, outer clamping ring 8, main honeycomb ceramic body 9, boss 10, drainage hole 11, cylindrical honeycomb ceramic body 12, inner clamping ring 13, tray 14, bonsai 15, upstream hole 16, upright honeycomb ceramic body 17, downstream hole 18, protrusion 19, and diffusion hole. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0016] In the figure, a pot for growing bonsai in the courtyard, a boss 9 is provided in the middle of the inner bottom plate 6 of the pot body 2, a drainage hole 10 is provided on the boss, one end of which is connected to the inner cavity of the pot body and the other end is connected to the outside world, the drainage hole diameter is 3-5 cm, and the hole height is 3-7 cm. A cylindrical honeycomb ceramic body 11 located outside the platform is fixedly provided on the bottom plate of the inner cavity of the pot body, and scattered holes 19 are provided at intervals on the upper end surface of the cylindrical honeycomb ceramic body (used for drainage when watering and for ventilation and heat dissipation when no water is added, and the number and shape can be various), a main honeycomb ceramic body 8 is provided outside the cylindrical honeycomb ceramic body, and the main The honeycomb ceramic body is fixed in place using an inner retaining ring 12 (equivalent to a circular ring) integrally formed on the bottom plate. Eight sub-honeycomb ceramic bodies 5 are spaced apart and distributed outside the main honeycomb ceramic body on the bottom plate of the inner cavity of the basin. The sub-honeycomb ceramic bodies are positioned using outer retaining rings 7 and connected to each other by connectors 3 (arc-shaped or straight-line). The connecting block, inner retaining ring, and outer retaining ring 7 are integrally formed with the sub-honeycomb ceramic body. An upright honeycomb ceramic body 16 is movably provided on the sub-honeycomb ceramic body. The sub-honeycomb ceramic body and the upright honeycomb ceramic body are provided with downflow holes 17 and upflow holes 15 that are interconnected and have the same or similar apertures. When in use, a tray 13 is placed on the bottom surface of the basin to prevent the drained water from escaping. The upper end surface of the upright honeycomb ceramic body 16 provided on the sub-honeycomb ceramic body is close to the top surface of the basin, while the upper surface of the soil is lower than the upper end surface of the upright honeycomb ceramic body 16. The bonsai 14 is planted in the soil 1 in the middle of the basin. The bonsais are camellia, azalea, lemon, jasmine, bamboo, citrus, fruits and vegetables, etc.

[0017] The above embodiments are only used to illustrate the technical solution of the present invention and are not intended to limit it. Although the present invention has been described in detail with reference to specific embodiments, those skilled in the art should understand that the technical solution of the present invention can be modified or replaced by equivalents without departing from the spirit and scope of the technical solution of the present invention, which should all be included in the scope of protection of the claims of the present invention.

Claims

1. A pot for growing bonsai in a courtyard, wherein a boss (9) is provided in the middle of the bottom plate (6) of the inner cavity of the pot (2), and a drainage hole (10) is provided on the boss, one end of which is connected to the inner cavity of the pot and the other end is connected to the outside, wherein the characteristics are: A cylindrical honeycomb ceramic body (11) located outside the boss is fixedly arranged on the bottom plate of the inner cavity of the basin, and diffusion holes (19) are arranged at intervals on the upper end surface of the cylindrical honeycomb ceramic body. A main honeycomb ceramic body (8) is arranged outside the cylindrical honeycomb ceramic body. A plurality of auxiliary honeycomb ceramic bodies (5) spaced apart and distributed outside the main honeycomb ceramic body are arranged on the bottom plate of the inner cavity of the basin, and an upright honeycomb ceramic body (16) is movably arranged on the auxiliary honeycomb ceramic body. Downflow holes (17) and upflow holes (15) communicating with each other are arranged on the auxiliary honeycomb ceramic body and the upright honeycomb ceramic body.

2. The pot for growing bonsai in a courtyard according to claim 1, characterized in that: A cross-shaped support groove (4) is provided on the contact surface between the upright honeycomb ceramic body and the secondary honeycomb ceramic body, and the depth of the support groove is 1.5-2 mm. The secondary honeycomb ceramic body is provided with a straight-shaped protrusion (18) matching the support groove. When there are multiple plum blossom-shaped support grooves, the number of the matching protrusions is half of the number of support grooves. The shape of the protrusion matches the support groove and can be movably embedded in the support groove.

3. The pot for growing bonsai in a courtyard according to claim 1, characterized in that: The sub-honeycomb ceramic bodies (5) are connected by connecting blocks (3).

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