Plant container and wall greening device
The plant container with dual overflow sections and air purification addresses waterlogging and root rot issues in wall greening systems, ensuring optimal water levels and air quality for plant growth, and creating a soothing sound environment.
WO2026140258A1PCT designated stage Publication Date: 2026-07-02PLANET CO LTD
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- WO · WO
- Patent Type
- Applications
- Current Assignee / Owner
- PLANET CO LTD
- Filing Date
- 2025-02-27
- Publication Date
- 2026-07-02
AI Technical Summary
Technical Problem
Existing wall greening systems face issues with root rot due to waterlogging caused by clogged pipes or overflow pipes, leading to potential plant damage.
Method used
A plant container with dual overflow sections and a stackable design, combined with an air purification unit, to manage water levels and prevent root rot, and an air purification system to maintain air quality.
Benefits of technology
The system effectively maintains optimal water levels and air quality, reducing the risk of root rot and enhancing plant growth, while also providing a calming and noise-masking effect through water flow sounds.
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Abstract
Provided are a plant container and a wall greening device capable of suppressing root rot of plants. A wall greening device 1 comprises a container row in which a plurality of plant containers are stacked in the vertical direction, the plant containers being filled with a culture medium and storing pots in which plants are planted. A liquid is supplied to the container row downward from above. The plant containers each comprise: a first overflow portion that causes the liquid exceeding a first water level in the internal space of a container body to flow down below a bottom wall; and a second overflow portion that causes the liquid exceeding a second water level above the first water level to flow down below the bottom wall. Thus, when clogging occurs in the first overflow portion, the liquid exceeding the second water level can be made to flow down to the container body below by means of the second overflow portion. As a result, the inner space of each container body is prevented from being filled with the liquid, thus making root rot of the plant less likely to occur.
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