Plant watering and feeding support system
OwnerAlan Stoneinventor
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A plant watering and feeding support system comprises at least three upstanding tubular stakes. Each stake has a lower end thereof planted in a soil. The stakes each have a part located above a ground surface of the soil which is adapted with a connector for receiving ends of tubular cross members which extend therefrom in a horizontal plane and generally join the parts of the stakes located above the ground. Therefore, a horizontal liquid distribution network is defined. A liquid poured in at least a top end of one of the stakes thus distributes to the other stakes through the distribution network and to the soil downwardly by way of the stakes through the lower ends thereof. The plant is basically supported by the cross members. The connectors are adapted to receive at their upper ends the lower ends of vertical tubes which are provided at their upper ends with further connectors. Further tubular cross members join these further connectors to provide the watering and feeding support system with a further horizontal distribution network. The number of levels of the support system is dependent upon the height of the plant and its ability to support itself.
A plant watering and feeding system, comprising at least three substantially upstanding tubular stake means each having a lower end thereof adapted to be planted in a soil means and having a part thereof adapted to be located above a ground surface of said soil means;
A plant watering and feeding system, comprising a cage means formed by a plurality of substantially vertical and horizontal members joined by hollow connection means for supporting a plant planted in a soil means within said cage means, at least part of said members being tubular for forming a liquid distribution network including means for receiving a liquid and further means for supplying said liquid to the soil means, said connection means being adapted for receiving at least one further cage means in a substantially vertical stacked relationship thereby adding a further distribution network to said system which communicates with said distribution network.
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