Horticultural device for raising garden plants utilizing magnetism
AssigneeRainbow Yakuhin Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorKazuhiro Shioi
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Abstract
A horticultural device utilizing magnetism for raising plants includes a plate-shaped section in which a fertilizer is imbedded, and a rod-shaped section extending from the bottom side of the plate-shaped section and having a fluid flow passageway, at least a portion of the device having a magnetic property. The rod-shaped section is thrust into soil surrounding a plant until the plant-shaped section contacts the soil surface. The fertilizer carried in the plate-shaped section is gradually dissolved and converted into a magnetized fertilizer solution by watering, the fertilizer solution dispersing itself into the soil through the liquid flow passageway of the rod-shaped section.
Claims8
A horticultural device utilizing magnetism for insertion into the soil adjacent a plant comprising;
- a plate-shaped section for receiving water having top and bottom sides and a plurality of holes extending therethrough;
- at least one rod-shaped section extending downwardly from the bottom side of the plate-shaped section and having a liquid flow passageway extending through the rod-shaped section that is open at both ends, said rod-shaped section containing magnetized metal powder, whereby a portion of the water received by the plate-shaped section flows down through the passageway and is magnetized before flowing out into the soil;
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- a sheet of compressed fertilizer adhered to the bottom side of the plate-shaped section and covering said holes whereby a portion of the water received in the plate-shaped section also passes through said holes and gradually dissolves the fertilizer before passing into the soil as a fertilizer solution.
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