Combined ceramic handicraft flowerpot

Abstract

The utility model discloses a combined ceramic handicraft flowerpot, including support frame, the inside of support frame is equipped with the limit frame, the top of limit frame is equipped with ceramic flowerpot, the inside of ceramic flowerpot is equipped with soil, soil covers plant, the top of ceramic flowerpot is equipped with protection assembly, support frame link support, be equipped with drip irrigation assembly on the support, the bottom of support frame is equipped with collection assembly, solve some plants with thorn easily hurt child, and the structure of ceramic flowerpot of current is relatively simple, lack effective collection and observation device, and user is difficult to judge the amount of redundant moisture accurately, cannot take corresponding measure in time, most ceramic flowerpot does not have the problem of automatic drip irrigation function.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of ceramic products technology, specifically a modular ceramic craft flowerpot. Background Technology

[0002] In daily life, many families choose to place ceramic flower pots indoors to grow various plants, adding interest and beautifying the environment. However, some plants have thorns, such as golden barrel cacti, aloe vera, euphorbia, and bromeliads, posing a safety hazard for families with children. Children are curious and lack self-protection awareness, easily touching these thorny plants while playing, leading to injuries, pain, and even infection, causing unnecessary trouble for the family. Furthermore, existing ceramic flower pots have a relatively simple structure, usually consisting of only a base and a main body. During watering, if too much water is used or the plant cannot absorb all the water in time, excess water will drip from the bottom of the pot, directly onto the countertop or floor where the pot is placed. This not only wastes water but may also damage furniture or make the floor slippery, increasing the risk of slips and injuries. Furthermore, due to the lack of effective collection and monitoring devices, users find it difficult to accurately judge the amount of excess water and take timely measures, such as adjusting the watering amount or properly handling the excess water. In addition, most existing ceramic flower pots do not have automatic drip irrigation functions. In daily plant care, users need to water frequently by hand, which makes it difficult for busy people or those who travel frequently to ensure that plants receive sufficient water on time, easily leading to poor growth or even death of plants due to lack of water.

[0003] Therefore, there is an urgent need to design a modular ceramic flowerpot that can solve the above problems. Utility Model Content

[0004] The purpose of this utility model is to provide a modular ceramic craft flower pot to solve the problems that some plants have sharp thorns that can easily injure children, and that existing ceramic flower pots have relatively simple structures, lack effective collection and observation devices, making it difficult for users to accurately judge the amount of excess water and take timely measures. In addition, most ceramic flower pots do not have automatic drip irrigation functions.

[0005] To achieve the above objectives, this utility model provides the following technical solution: A modular ceramic craft flowerpot includes a support frame, a limiting frame inside the support frame, a ceramic flowerpot at the top of the limiting frame, soil inside the ceramic flowerpot, a plant covered by the soil, a protective component at the top of the ceramic flowerpot, a support frame connected to a bracket, a drip irrigation component on the bracket, and a collection component at the bottom of the support frame.

[0006] Furthermore, the protective component includes a groove set at the top of the ceramic flowerpot, with symmetrical clearance holes on the groove, an arc-shaped protective cover inside the groove, a number of ventilation holes at the top of the arc-shaped protective cover, the bottom of the arc-shaped protective cover being adapted to the groove, and symmetrical limiting holes at the bottom of the arc-shaped protective cover. Through the above technical solutions, the arc-shaped protective cover can protect plants from external collisions, while the ventilation holes ensure normal plant respiration and maintain a good growing environment.

[0007] Furthermore, the protective assembly also includes symmetrically arranged limiting rods inside the slot, one end of the limiting rod is provided with a limiting plate, the other end of the limiting rod is provided with a pull plate, a spring is provided on the outside of the limiting rod, one end of the spring is fixedly set in the ceramic flower pot, and the arc-shaped protective cover has a notch near the bottom. Through the above technical solution, the limiting structure makes it easy to install and disassemble the arc-shaped protective cover, allowing users to operate on the plants as needed, such as pruning and checking, while also firmly fixing the arc-shaped protective cover to effectively protect the plants.

[0008] Furthermore, the drip irrigation assembly includes a fixed cylinder set at the top of the bracket, a U-shaped groove on one side of the fixed cylinder, a water jug ​​inside the fixed cylinder, a water inlet at the top of the water jug, a cap cylinder connected to the outside of the water inlet by a thread, a water pipe connected to the bottom of the water jug, a locking block at the end of the water pipe near the ceramic flowerpot, the locking block being connected to a rubber fixing block, and a lead wire passing through the inside of the rubber fixing block; The above technical solution enables automatic drip irrigation. Users only need to add water to the watering can periodically to continuously provide water for the plants, saving time and effort for manual watering. It also allows for more precise control of water supply, which is beneficial for the healthy growth of plants.

[0009] Furthermore, the collection assembly includes a filter screen disposed on the limiting frame, and a conical cylinder is provided on the support frame, the bottom end of which is connected to the collection cylinder by a thread; Through the above technical solutions, the filter mesh prevents impurities from clogging the collection system, and the combination of the cone-shaped cylinder and the collection cylinder facilitates the collection and cleaning of excess water, preventing water from flowing around and polluting the environment, and keeping the area around the flowerpot clean.

[0010] Furthermore, the arc-shaped protective cover is made of transparent acrylic material, and its surface is coated with a UV coating; Through the above technical solution, the transparent arc-shaped protective cover does not affect the viewing of the plants, while the UV coating extends the service life of the arc-shaped protective cover, reduces the frequency of replacement due to ultraviolet aging, and lowers the cost of use.

[0011] Compared with the prior art, the beneficial effects of this utility model are: This utility model, through the design of a modular ceramic flowerpot, achieves the following effects: 1. By incorporating a protective component, an arc-shaped protective cover is installed at the top of the ceramic flowerpot. Made of transparent acrylic with a UV coating, this design does not obstruct the view of the plants and effectively prevents children from accidentally touching thorny plants, thus avoiding injury and improving safety, making it especially suitable for families with children. The ventilation holes on the arc-shaped protective cover ensure normal plant respiration without affecting normal growth or routine maintenance. 2. The design of the collection component solves the problem of improper excess water handling in existing ceramic flowerpots. When overwatering or drip irrigation exceeds the plant's absorption capacity, excess water carrying impurities from the soil flows out from the bottom of the ceramic flowerpot. The impurities are filtered out by the mesh screen on the limiting frame, preventing blockage of the subsequent collection system. The filtered water flows into a conical cylinder on the support frame and is collected through a threaded collection cylinder. The conical structure of the conical cylinder allows water to flow naturally to the bottom of the collection cylinder under gravity, facilitating water collection. Users can intuitively observe the amount of water in the collection container, promptly understand the plant's watering status, and rationally adjust the watering amount to avoid water waste and damage to plants caused by improper watering; 3. The drip irrigation component enables automatic drip irrigation of plants, continuously providing them with water. Water in the watering can flows slowly out through the water delivery pipe connected to the bottom under the influence of gravity. The water delivery pipe and lead wire are buried 2-3cm close to the plant's roots, and the lead wire absorbs water, achieving automatic root drip irrigation. This design eliminates the need for frequent manual watering, making it especially suitable for busy people or those who are frequently away from home. It ensures that plants receive sufficient water on time, maintain good growth, and improves the convenience and success rate of plant care. Attached Figure Description

[0012] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the overall three-dimensional structure of this utility model; Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram showing the detailed structure of some components of this utility model; Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the overall plan of this utility model; Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of the lead wire assembly of this utility model.

[0013] In the diagram: 1. Support frame; 101. Limiting frame; 102. Ceramic flowerpot; 1021. Soil; 1022. Plant; 103. Support bracket; 2. Protective components; 202. Arc-shaped protective cover; 204. Limiting rod; 205. Limiting plate; 206. Pull plate; 207. Spring; 208. Notch; 3. Drip irrigation components; 301. Fixing cylinder; 302. Watering can; 303. Water pipe; 304. Lead wire; 4. Collection components; 401. Conical cylinder; 402. Collection cylinder. Detailed Implementation

[0014] The technical solutions of the present utility model will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the embodiments of the present utility model. Obviously, the described embodiments are only some embodiments of the present utility model, and not all embodiments. All other embodiments obtained by those skilled in the art based on the embodiments of the present utility model without creative effort are within the protection scope of the present utility model.

[0015] To facilitate understanding of this utility model, a more comprehensive description will be given below with reference to the accompanying drawings. Several embodiments of this utility model are provided. However, this utility model can be implemented in many different forms and is not limited to the embodiments described herein. Rather, these embodiments are provided so that the disclosure of this utility model will be more thorough and complete.

[0016] Please see Figure 1-4 This embodiment provides a modular ceramic craft flowerpot, including a support frame 1, a limiting frame 101 inside the support frame 1, a ceramic flowerpot 102 at the top of the limiting frame 101, soil 1021 inside the ceramic flowerpot 102, a plant 1022 covered by the soil 1021, a protective component 2 at the top of the ceramic flowerpot 102, a connecting bracket 103 to the support frame 1, a drip irrigation component 3 on the bracket 103, and a collection component 4 at the bottom of the support frame 1. Place the support frame 1 in a suitable position, install the ceramic flowerpot 102 on the limiting frame 101, and complete the planting of the plant 1022 inside the ceramic flowerpot 102. Next, install the drip irrigation component 3, add water to the watering can 302, and turn on the drip irrigation function to supply water to the plant 1022. Then, install the protective component 2 and fix the arc-shaped protective cover 202 to protect the plant 1022. Then, during daily use, when the plant 1022 needs to be operated, the arc-shaped protective cover 202 can be removed. When excess water is generated, the collection component 4 will filter and collect the water to keep the environment around the flowerpot clean.

[0017] like Figure 1 and Figure 2 and Figure 3As shown, the protective component 2 includes a slot at the top of the ceramic flowerpot 102, with symmetrical clearance holes on the slot. An arc-shaped protective cover 202 is located inside the slot, with several ventilation holes at its top. The bottom of the arc-shaped protective cover 202 is fitted to the slot, and symmetrically positioned at its bottom are limiting holes. The protective component 2 also includes limiting rods 204 symmetrically positioned inside the slot. One end of the limiting rod 204 has a limiting plate 205, and the other end has a pull plate 206. A spring 207 is located outside the limiting rod 204, with one end of the spring 207 fixedly mounted on the ceramic flowerpot 102. A notch 208 is located near the bottom of the arc-shaped protective cover 202. The arc-shaped protective cover 202 is made of transparent acrylic material with a UV coating on its surface. First, align the curved protective cover 202 with the groove at the top of the ceramic flowerpot 102, ensuring the bottom of the curved protective cover 202 fits into the groove. Then, hold the pull plate 206 and pull the limiting rod 204 outwards. The limiting rod 204 moves inside the groove, simultaneously compressing the spring 207. The limiting plate 205 prevents the limiting rod 204 from completely disengaging from the groove. Once the curved protective cover 202 is in place, release the pull plate 206. The spring 207 returns to its original shape, pushing the limiting rod 204 towards the curved protective cover 202, inserting it into the limiting hole at the bottom of the curved protective cover 202, thus securing the curved protective cover 202. The ventilation holes on the arc-shaped protective cover 202 ensure that the plant 1022 can breathe normally. When it is necessary to prune or inspect the plant 1022, hold the pull plate 206 and pull it outward to make the limit rod 204 disengage from the limit hole at the bottom of the arc-shaped protective cover 202, and then remove the arc-shaped protective cover 202 from the slot.

[0018] like Figure 1 and Figure 3 and Figure 4 As shown, the drip irrigation assembly 3 includes a fixed cylinder 301 mounted on the top of the bracket 103. One side of the fixed cylinder 301 has a U-shaped groove. A water jug ​​302 is housed inside the fixed cylinder 301. A water inlet is located at the top of the water jug ​​302, and a cap is threadedly connected to the outside of the water inlet. A water delivery pipe 303 is connected to the bottom of the water jug ​​302. A locking block is located at the end of the water delivery pipe 303 near the ceramic flowerpot 102. The locking block is connected to a rubber fixing block, and a lead wire 304 passes through the interior of the rubber fixing block. Before covering with the arc-shaped protective cover 202, insert the watering can 302 into the fixing cylinder 301 through the U-shaped slot on one side of the fixing cylinder 301. Add an appropriate amount of water to the watering can 302 through the water inlet, and then tighten the cap. Due to gravity, the water in the watering can 302 slowly flows out through the water pipe 303 connected to the bottom. Bury the water pipe 303 and the lead wire 304 2-3cm away from the roots of the plant 1022. At this time, the lead wire 304 can drink water, realizing the automatic root drip irrigation function and continuously providing water to the plant 1022. Then, align the notch 208 of the arc-shaped protective cover 202 with the water pipe 303 and install the arc-shaped protective cover 202.

[0019] like Figure 3 As shown, the collection assembly 4 includes a filter screen disposed on the limiting frame 101, and a conical cylinder 401 disposed on the support frame 1. The bottom end of the conical cylinder 401 is connected to the collection cylinder 402 by a thread. When the plant 1022 is overwatered or the amount of water dripped by the drip irrigation component 3 exceeds the plant 1022's absorption capacity, the excess water, carrying impurities from the soil 1021, flows out from the bottom of the ceramic flowerpot 102. This water passes through the filter mesh on the limiting frame 101, which filters out the impurities, preventing them from clogging the subsequent collection system. The filtered water flows into the conical cylinder 401 on the support frame 1. Due to the conical structure of the conical cylinder 401, the water flows to the bottom of the conical cylinder 401 under gravity and is collected through the threaded collection cylinder 402. When a certain amount of water has been collected in the collection cylinder 402, it can be unscrewed from the conical cylinder 401, poured into the watering can 302, or emptied and then reinstalled.

[0020] The workflow of this utility model is as follows: When using this type of combined ceramic craft flowerpot, firstly, in real life, the bottom of the ceramic flowerpot 102 will have excess water drainage holes, which will not be elaborated in this application. Specifically, the support frame 1 is placed stably in the selected position, and the ceramic flowerpot 102 is placed on top of the limiting frame 101 to ensure stable placement. An appropriate amount of soil 1021 is filled inside the ceramic flowerpot 102, and the plant 1022 is planted in the soil 1021, completing the basic planting of the plant. Before the curved protective cover 202 is placed on top, insert the watering can 302 into the fixing cylinder 301 through the U-shaped slot on one side. Open the cap on the outside of the water inlet at the top of the watering can 302, which is connected by threads, add an appropriate amount of water to the watering can 302, and then tighten the cap. Due to gravity, the water in the watering can 302 slowly flows out through the water delivery pipe 303 connected to the bottom. Bury the water delivery pipe 303 and the lead wire 304 2-3 cm away from the roots of the plant 1022. The lead wire 304 can absorb water, realizing an automatic root drip irrigation function to continuously provide water to the plant 1022. Holding the curved protective cover 202, align it with the groove at the top of the ceramic flowerpot 102, ensuring the bottom of the curved protective cover 202 fits the groove. Hold the pull plate 206 and pull the limiting rod 204 outwards. The limiting rod 204 moves inside the groove, simultaneously compressing the spring 207. The limiting plate 205 prevents the limiting rod 204 from completely detaching from the groove. Once the curved protective cover 202 is in place, release the pull plate 206. The spring 207 returns to its original shape, pushing the limiting rod 204 towards the curved protective cover 202, inserting it into the limiting hole at the bottom of the curved protective cover 202, thus securing the curved protective cover 202. The curved protective cover 202 is made of transparent acrylic with a UV coating, which neither affects the plant's appearance nor hinders its lifespan. The ventilation holes on the curved protective cover 202 ensure the plant 1022 can breathe normally. During daily use, the drip irrigation unit 3 continuously supplies water to the plant 1022. If additional watering is needed, water can be poured directly into the ceramic pot 102, but care should be taken to control the amount of water. When pruning or inspecting the plant 1022, hold the pull plate 206 and pull it outwards to disengage the limiting rod 204 from the limiting hole at the bottom of the arc-shaped protective cover 202. Then, use the notch 208 near the bottom of the arc-shaped protective cover 202 to remove it from the slot and perform the corresponding operation. After the operation is completed, re-secure the arc-shaped protective cover 202 according to the steps described above. When the plant 1022 is overwatered or the amount of water dripped by the drip irrigation component 3 exceeds the plant 1022's absorption capacity, the excess water, carrying impurities from the soil 1021, flows out from the bottom of the ceramic flowerpot 102. The excess water passes through the filter mesh on the limiting frame 101, which filters out the impurities, preventing them from clogging the subsequent collection system. The filtered water flows into the conical cylinder 401 on the support frame 1. Due to the conical structure of the conical cylinder 401, the water flows to the bottom of the conical cylinder 401 under gravity and is collected through the threaded collection cylinder 402. When a certain amount of water has been collected in the collection cylinder 402, the collection cylinder 402 can be unscrewed from the conical cylinder 401. The water can be poured into a watering can 302 for reuse or discarded as needed. Then, the collection cylinder 402 can be reinstalled onto the conical cylinder 401.

[0021] Although embodiments of the present invention have been shown and described, it will be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes, modifications, substitutions and alterations can be made to these embodiments without departing from the principles and spirit of the present invention, the scope of which is defined by the appended claims and their equivalents.

Claims

1. A modular ceramic craft flowerpot, characterized in that: The device includes a support frame (1), a limiting frame (101) inside the support frame (1), a ceramic flower pot (102) at the top of the limiting frame (101), soil (1021) inside the ceramic flower pot (102), a plant (1022) covered by the soil (1021), a protective component (2) at the top of the ceramic flower pot (102), a support frame (1) connected to a bracket (103), a drip irrigation component (3) on the bracket (103), and a collection component (4) at the bottom of the support frame (1).

2. The modular ceramic craft flowerpot according to claim 1, characterized in that: The protective component (2) includes a slot at the top of the ceramic flowerpot (102), with symmetrical clearance holes on the slot, an arc-shaped protective cover (202) inside the slot, a number of ventilation holes at the top of the arc-shaped protective cover (202), the bottom of the arc-shaped protective cover (202) being adapted to the slot, and symmetrical limiting holes at the bottom of the arc-shaped protective cover (202).

3. The combined ceramic craft flowerpot according to claim 2, characterized in that: The protective component (2) also includes a limiting rod (204) symmetrically arranged inside the slot. One end of the limiting rod (204) is provided with a limiting plate (205), and the other end of the limiting rod (204) is provided with a pull plate (206). A spring (207) is provided on the outside of the limiting rod (204). One end of the spring (207) is fixedly set on the ceramic flowerpot (102). A notch (208) is provided near the bottom of the arc-shaped protective cover (202).

4. A modular ceramic craft flowerpot according to claim 1, characterized in that: The drip irrigation assembly (3) includes a fixed cylinder (301) set at the top of the bracket (103). One side of the fixed cylinder (301) is provided with a U-shaped groove. A water jug ​​(302) is provided inside the fixed cylinder (301). A water inlet is provided at the top of the water jug ​​(302). A cap is connected to the outside of the water inlet by a thread. A water pipe (303) is connected to the bottom of the water jug ​​(302). A locking block is provided at the end of the water pipe (303) near the ceramic flowerpot (102). The locking block is connected to a rubber fixing block. A lead wire (304) is provided through the inside of the rubber fixing block.

5. A modular ceramic craft flowerpot according to claim 1, characterized in that: The collection component (4) includes a filter screen set on the limiting frame (101), and a conical cylinder (401) is provided on the support frame (1). The bottom end of the conical cylinder (401) is connected to the collection cylinder (402) by a thread.

6. A modular ceramic craft flowerpot according to claim 2, characterized in that: The arc-shaped protective cover (202) is made of transparent acrylic material and has a UV coating on its surface.

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