JPH0444050Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] (a) Industrial application field This invention relates to artificial straw turf that does not allow fertilizers, seeds, etc. to fall off from the straw and can prevent poor growth due to poor germination or lack of fertilizer.

(b) Conventional technology Straw was knitted into a shape, and then fertilizer, seeds, etc. were attached using adhesive.

(c) Problems that the invention aims to solve However, with this type of artificial straw turf, fertilizer, seeds, etc. often fall off, and growth is poor due to poor germination or lack of fertilizer, making it difficult to fully green the slope. Nakatsuta.

In addition to the drawbacks mentioned above, this invention prevents fertilizers, seeds, etc. from falling off from the straw, and prevents poor growth due to poor germination or lack of fertilizer.

(d) Means for solving the problem As a means, a parallel body in which a fertilizer tube containing fertilizer and straw are arranged in parallel is provided, and a connecting body is provided that organizes this parallel body into a raft shape.

The fertilizer tube may be placed between the straws,
Alternatively, the manure tube may be located below the surface formed by the straw.

To explain this with reference to the drawings, a fertilizer tube 2 containing fertilizer 1 and straw 3 are arranged substantially parallel to form a parallel body.

The outer skin of the fertilizer tube 2 is made of paper or fiber cloth with a suitable mesh, so that it does not hinder the germination of seeds, allows the fertilizer to be blown out by rainwater, etc., and has appropriate strength. However, it is advisable to gradually dissolve the fertilizer while the plants germinate and grow.

The fertilizer tube 2 has an elongated cylindrical shape, preferably with both ends closed, and its cross section may be circular or flat. A fertilizer cylinder 2 is formed by filling the outer skin with fertilizer 1. It is better to put seeds 5, a water retaining material, and a soil improvement material in the fertilizer cylinder 2.

The straw 3 may be made of a suitable number of natural straws made into a rod shape, but it may also be tied up.

An appropriate number of fertilizer tubes 2 and straw 3 are taken and arranged in parallel. At this time, the fertilizer tubes 2 may be arranged so as to be sandwiched between the straws 3, or the fertilizer tubes 2 may be arranged under a large number of straws 3 lined up.
Alternatively, the fertilizer tube 2 may be placed on the upper side. The pitch between the fertilizer cylinders 2 is, for example, 8 to 50 cm, but may be changed as appropriate.

The fertilizer tube 2 and the straw 3 are arranged in this way to form a parallel body.

This parallel body is knitted by connecting bodies 4 to form a rather shape. The connecting body 4 may be, for example, a string such as a fiber, and knitting means to integrally connect or combine them. In this way, a rather shaped artificial straw turf is formed. The fertilizer cylinder 2 can be easily connected to the upper or lower side of the straw 3 using a stapler, for example.

(e) Function The method of using this artificial straw turf is to lay it on the ground that is to be greened, such as a slope, and fix it to the ground with appropriate fasteners.

Fertilizer 1, seeds 5, water retaining material, soil improvement material, etc. are stored in fertilizer cylinder 2, and fertilizer cylinder 2 is connected to straw 3 by connecting body 4, so that fertilizer 1, seeds 5, Water retaining material and soil improvement material are extremely difficult to separate from straw 3.

Although the present invention is mainly based on fertilizer, the seeds can be obtained using a separate method, such as using a seed paper or sowing the seeds at the site in conjunction with the present invention.

Further, seeds 5 can be stored together with the fertilizer 1 in the fertilizer tube 2, and in this case there is no need to sow seeds.

(f) Effects of the invention According to this invention, it is possible to obtain an artificial straw turf that does not allow fertilizers, seeds, etc. to fall off from the straw, and can prevent poor growth due to poor germination or lack of fertilizer.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is a front view with the end of the fertilizer cylinder cut away. FIG. 2 is a top view. 1...fertilizer, 2...fertilizer tube, 3...straw, 4...
... Concatenate, 5... Seed.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A parallel body is provided in which the fertilizer tube 2 containing the fertilizer 1 and the straw 3 are arranged parallel to each other in a planar manner, and the fertilizer tube 2 is positioned between the straws 3. Artificial straw turf comprising a connecting body 4 that is organized into.