Plant pot
OwnerMichele Fried, Avi Hechtinventors
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Abstract
A plant pot including a base having a base upper portion and a base lower portion is disclosed. The plant pot may further include a pot body attached to a first part of the base upper portion, and a transparent window attached to a second part of the base upper portion. The first part may be different from the second part. The plant pot may further include a door attached to the pot body. The door may be configured to cover a front portion of the transparent window. The door may include a cut-out. The plant pot may further include a shade configured to move between a shade open state and a shade closed state to uncover or cover the cut-out.
Claims10
A plant pot comprising:
- a base having a base upper portion and a base lower portion, wherein the base is circular in shape;
- a pot body attached to a first half part of the base upper portion, wherein the pot body is semi-circular in shape;
- a transparent window attached to a second half part of the base upper portion, wherein the first half part is opposite to the second half part, wherein the transparent window is semi-circular in shape,
- wherein the base upper portion comprises concentric slots having an outer slot and an inner slot, and wherein the pot body is disposed in the outer slot and the transparent window is disposed in the inner slot;
- a door attached to the pot body, wherein the door is configured to cover a front portion of the transparent window, wherein the door is semi-circular in shape and comprises a cut-out;
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- a shade configured to move between a shade open state and a shade closed state to uncover or cover the cut-out, wherein:
- the shade comprises a bracket,
- the door comprises a rail located at a door interior surface,
- the bracket is configured to engage with the rail and enable the shade to slide on the rail to move between the shade open state and the shade closed state, and
- the door is disposed between the transparent window and the shade.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.