Humidor for grape vine planting
By designing a humidifier for vine planting, and using insert rods and hollow permeable pipes to open seepage holes around the roots of vine trees, the problem of waste of water resources and long infiltration time is solved, and the effect of rapid infiltration into the soil is achieved.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202422603175.3
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Utility models(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2024-10-28
- Publication Date
- 2025-08-29
- Estimated Expiration
- 2034-10-28
AI Technical Summary
In the prior art, the method of using water pipes to flood water supply causes water to flow around the ground and is highly volatile, causing waste of water resources and taking a long time to seep into the soil.
A humectant for vine planting is designed, including two water collection boxes and cover plates. A seepage hole is opened around the roots of the vine through the insertion rod and hollow permeable pipe. The permeable holes of the hollow permeable pipe are used to seep water, so as to achieve rapid infiltration into the soil and moisturizing.
It achieves rapid infiltration into the soil to maintain moisture, reduces the volatile water and saves water resources.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] The present application relates to the technical field of grapevine planting, and in particular to a moisturizer for grapevine planting. Background Art
[0002] Grape is one of the oldest fruit tree species in the world. Grape has high requirements for water, and it needs more water in the early growth stage or vegetative growth period. Grape needs more water in the early growth stage or vegetative growth period. During this period, the water in the soil needs to be kept moist to ensure the normal growth and development of the grape plants. Therefore, the roots of the grape trees need to be supplied with water to ensure the humidity during their growth period. The current method is to directly use water pipes to flood the roots of the grape trees. This method will cause water to flow everywhere on the ground and the water volatility is high, resulting in a waste of water resources. It also takes a long time for it to penetrate into the soil. Utility Model Content
[0003] In order to solve the problem of using water pipes to flood the roots of grape trees, which causes water to flow all over the ground and has high volatility, resulting in a waste of water resources, and it takes a long time for it to seep into the soil, the present application provides a moisturizer for grape tree planting.
[0004] The present application provides a humidifier for grapevine planting that adopts the following technical solution:
[0005] A moisturizer for grapevine cultivation comprises two water collecting boxes and two cover plates, the tops of the two water collecting boxes being provided with grooves, the two water collecting boxes being fixedly connected by two connecting pieces, the two grooves being butted together to form a water collecting tank, the bottom ends of the two cover plates being bonded to the tops of the two water collecting boxes, the top of one of the cover plates being fixed with a conduit with a manual valve, the top of the conduit being connected to a hose, the bottom ends of the two water collecting boxes being fixedly connected with three plug rods, the bottoms of the two water collecting boxes being provided with three hollow water permeable pipes, the outer sides of the six hollow water permeable pipes being provided with a number of water permeable holes, and the six hollow water permeable pipes being connected to the two cover plates respectively through six connecting pieces.
[0006] Preferably, the two connecting members are composed of two fixing blocks and a bolt, the four fixing blocks are fixedly installed at the two ends of the two water collecting boxes, the two bolts are threaded through two of the fixing blocks, and the two bolts are threadedly connected to the other two fixing blocks.
[0007] Preferably, the six connecting parts are composed of six internal threaded rings and six external threaded rings, three convex holes are opened at the bottom ends of the two water collecting boxes, the six convex holes are connected to the through grooves, the six internal threaded rings are respectively fixedly embedded in the inside of the six convex holes, the six external threaded rings are respectively fixedly connected to the top ends of the six hollow water-permeable pipes, and the six external threaded rings are respectively threadedly connected to the six internal threaded rings.
[0008] Preferably, handles are fixedly connected to the outer surfaces of the two water collecting boxes.
[0009] In summary, the present application includes the following beneficial technical effects: by pressing the two water-collecting boxes, the six insertion rods are driven to descend and inserted into the soil around the roots of the grape trees and then pulled out, six seepage holes are opened around the roots of the grape trees, and then the two water-collecting boxes are continued to be pressed to drive the six hollow water-permeable pipes and the six insertion rods to move downward, and the six hollow water-permeable pipes are inserted into the six seepage holes, and the six insertion rods are inserted into the soil to fix the two water-collecting boxes, and then the valve of the conduit is opened, and the water flows into the water collection trough, and the water in the water collection trough will flow into the six hollow water-permeable pipes, and seep out through the water holes on the six hollow water-permeable pipes and seep into the soil, thereby playing a role in moisturizing the soil around the roots of the grape trees; compared with the existing technology, the infiltration is faster, and at the same time the volatility of water is reduced, effectively saving water resources. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
[0010] Figure 1 It is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of the first embodiment of the application.
[0011] Figure 2 It is a bottom view structural diagram of the first embodiment of the application.
[0012] Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the partial structure disassembly of the first embodiment of the application.
[0013] Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of the split structure of the internal thread ring and the external thread ring in the first embodiment of the application.
[0014] Explanation of the accompanying reference numerals: 11. Water collecting box; 12. Cover plate; 13. Insert rod; 14. Hollow water-permeable pipe; 2. Connecting piece; 21. Fixing block; 22. Bolt; 31. Conduit; 32. Hose; 4. Connecting piece; 41. Internal threaded ring; 42. External threaded ring; 5. Handle. DETAILED DESCRIPTION
[0015] The following is combined with Figure 1 -Attached Figure 4 This application is described in further detail.
[0016] Example 1:
[0017] A humidifier for grapevine planting, referring to Figure 1-4 , including two water collection boxes 11 and two cover plates 12. The tops of the two water collection boxes 11 are each provided with a groove. The two water collection boxes 11 are placed outside above the roots of the grapevine and docked. Then, the two water collection boxes 11 are fixedly connected by two connecting pieces 2. The two connecting pieces 2 are composed of two fixing blocks 21 and a bolt 22. The four fixing blocks 21 are respectively fixedly installed at both ends of the two water collection boxes 11. The two bolts 22 are respectively threaded through two of the fixing blocks 21. The two bolts 22 are respectively threaded with the other two fixing blocks 21, thereby fixing the two docked water collection boxes 11 and docking the two grooves to form a water collection tank. The bottom ends of the two cover plates 12 are bonded to the top ends of the two water collection boxes 11, which can play a sealing role on the top of the water collection tank and enhance the stability of the two water collection boxes 11 after docking. A conduit 31 with a manual valve is fixed on the top of one of the cover plates 12. The top of the conduit 31 is connected with a hose 32. The hose 32 is connected to the external water pipe through an external joint. After that, the valve of the conduit 31 is opened, and the external water pipe can flow water through the hose 32 and the conduit 31 to the inside of the water collection tank. The bottom ends of the two water collection boxes 11 are fixedly connected with three rods 13. By pressing the two water collection boxes 11, the six rods 13 are driven to descend and insert into the roots of the grape vines. The bottom of the two water collecting boxes 11 is provided with three hollow water permeable pipes 14, and the outer sides of the six hollow water permeable pipes 14 are provided with a plurality of water permeable holes. The six hollow water permeable pipes 14 are connected with the two cover plates 12 through six connecting pieces 4 respectively. The six connecting pieces 4 are composed of six internal threaded rings 41 and six external threaded rings 42. The bottom end of the two water collecting boxes 11 is provided with three convex holes, and the six convex holes are connected with the through groove. The six internal threaded rings 41 are fixedly embedded in the inside of the six convex holes, and the six external threaded rings 42 are fixedly connected with the top ends of the six hollow water permeable pipes 14 respectively. Then, the six external threaded rings 42 are threadedly connected with the six internal threaded rings 41 respectively, and then the two water collecting boxes 11 are pressed to drive the six hollow water permeable pipes 14 and the six insertion rods 13 to move downward, and the six hollow water permeable pipes 14 are inserted into the six seepage holes, and the six insertion rods 13 are inserted into the soil to fix the two water collecting boxes 11. Then, the hose 32 is connected to the external water pipe through the external joint, and the valve of the conduit 31 is opened, and the water flows into the water collecting tank, and the water in the water collecting tank will flow into the six hollow water permeable pipes 14, and seep out through the seepage holes on the six hollow water permeable pipes 14 and seep into the soil, thereby playing a role in moisturizing the soil around the roots of the grape trees.
[0018] Reference Figure 2 and Figure 3 The outer surfaces of the two water collecting boxes 11 are fixedly connected with handles 5, which can be used to easily press the two water collecting boxes 11 downward.
[0019] The implementation principle of the grapevine planting moisturizer of the present application is as follows: before use, two water collection boxes 11 are placed outside the roots of the grapevine and docked together, and then the two water collection boxes 11 are spliced and fixed using two connecting pieces 2, and then the two cover plates 12 are bonded to the two water collection boxes 11. At this time, the two water collection boxes 11 are pressed down using two handles 5, and the two water collection boxes 11 drive the six insertion rods 13 to descend and insert into the soil around the roots of the grapevine and then pull out, so that six water seepage holes can be opened around the roots of the grapevine, and then the six external threaded rings 42 are inserted. By threading them together with the six internal threaded rings 41, the six hollow water-permeable pipes 14 can be fixed to the two water-collecting boxes 11. Then, the two handles 5 are used to continue pressing the two water-collecting boxes 11 downward, so that the six hollow water-permeable pipes 14 are inserted into the six seepage holes, and the six insertion rods 13 are inserted into the soil to fix the two water-collecting boxes 11. Then, the water in the water collection tank will flow into the six hollow water-permeable pipes 14, and seep out through the seepage holes on the six hollow water-permeable pipes 14 and seep into the soil, thereby moisturizing the soil around the roots of the grape trees.
[0020] The above describes an exemplary implementation of a humidor for grapevine cultivation provided by the present disclosure with reference to preferred embodiments. However, it will be understood by those skilled in the art that, without departing from the concept of the present disclosure, various modifications and variations can be made to the above-mentioned specific embodiments, and various combinations of the various technical features and structures proposed in the present disclosure can be made without exceeding the scope of protection of the present disclosure, which is determined by the appended claims.
Claims
1. A humidifier for grapevine planting, comprising two water collection boxes (11) and two cover plates (12), characterized in that: The top ends of the two water collecting boxes (11) are both provided with grooves. The two water collecting boxes (11) are fixedly connected by two connecting pieces (2). The two grooves are connected to form a water collecting tank. The bottom ends of the two cover plates (12) are both bonded to the top ends of the two water collecting boxes (11). A conduit (31) with a manual valve is fixedly passed through the top end of one of the cover plates (12). The top end of the conduit (31) is connected to a hose (32). The bottom ends of the two water collecting boxes (11) are both fixedly connected with three plug rods (13). Three hollow water-permeable pipes (14) are provided at the bottom of the two water collecting boxes (11). The outer sides of the six hollow water-permeable pipes (14) are each provided with a plurality of water-permeable holes. The six hollow water-permeable pipes (14) are respectively connected to the two cover plates (12) through six connecting pieces (4).
2. The humidifying device for grapevine planting according to claim 1, characterized in that: The two connecting members (2) are each composed of two fixing blocks (21) and a bolt (22); the four fixing blocks (21) are respectively fixedly mounted on the two ends of the two water collecting boxes (11); the two bolts (22) are respectively threadedly passed through two of the fixing blocks (21); and the two bolts (22) are respectively threadedly connected to the other two fixing blocks (21).
3. The humidifying device for grapevine planting according to claim 1, characterized in that: The six connecting pieces (4) are each composed of six internal threaded rings (41) and six external threaded rings (42). The bottom ends of the two water collecting boxes (11) are each provided with three convex holes. The six convex holes are each communicated with the through groove. The six internal threaded rings (41) are respectively fixedly embedded in the inside of the six convex holes. The six external threaded rings (42) are respectively fixedly connected to the top ends of the six hollow water-permeable pipes (14). The six external threaded rings (42) are respectively threadedly connected to the six internal threaded rings (41).
4. The humidifying device for grapevine planting according to claim 1, characterized in that: The outer surfaces of the two water collecting boxes (11) are both fixedly connected with handles (5).