Irrigation olla
AssigneeThirsty Earth, LLC
InventorJared Russel Orvis
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Abstract
An irrigation device. The irrigation device includes a cup. The cup is configured to seep liquid from an interior surface of the cup to an exterior surface of the cup. The irrigation device includes a seal configured to seal the cup. The irrigation device includes an inlet coupled to the cup. The inlet is configured to allow liquid to be provided to the interior of the cup. The irrigation device includes an outlet coupled to the cup. The outlet is configured to prevent pressures in the cup from exceeding a particular threshold, while also hindering liquid losses.
Claims20
An irrigation device comprising:
- a cup, wherein the cup is configured to seep liquid from an interior surface of the cup to an exterior surface of the cup;
- a seal configured to seal the cup;
- an inlet coupled to the cup, the inlet configured to allow liquid to be provided to the interior of the cup;
- and
- an outlet coupled to the cup, the outlet configured to prevent pressures in the cup from exceeding a particular threshold, while also hindering liquid losses.
A method of irrigation, the method comprising:
- placing an irrigation device in soil in a fashion configured to irrigate a plant in the soil;
- and
- providing liquid to the irrigation device, that includes a cup, wherein the cup is configured to seep liquid from an interior surface of the cup to an exterior surface of the cup;
- a seal configured to seal the cup;
- an inlet coupled to the cup, the inlet configured to allow liquid to be provided to the interior of the cup;
- and an outlet coupled to the cup, the outlet configured to prevent pressures in the cup from exceeding a particular threshold, while also hindering liquid losses.
A method of manufacturing an irrigation device, the method comprising:
- obtaining a cup, wherein the cup is configured to seep liquid from an interior surface of the cup to an exterior surface of the cup;
- coupling a seal configured to seal the cup to the cup;
- coupling an inlet to the cup, the inlet configured to allow liquid to be provided to the interior of the cup;
- and
- coupling an outlet to the cup, the outlet configured to prevent pressures in the cup from exceeding a particular threshold, while also hindering liquid losses.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.