Stackable plant pot
OwnerJohn Rodney Keatsinventor
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Abstract
A plant pot (1) which, in use, is adapted to be stacked with one or more similar plant pots, the plant pot comprising: (a) cavity (5) including a water reservoir region (7) and a soil holding region (6) located above the reservoir region (7); (b) separation means (10) adapted to separate the reservoir region (7) from the soil holding region (6); (c) an overflow outlet (8) in the reservoir region (7) adapted to enable excess water to flow out the reservoir region (7).
Claims21
A plant pot which, in use, is adapted to be stacked with one or more similar plant pots, said plant pot comprising:
- a cavity defined by a bottom wall and a side wall of the plant pot,
- wherein the side wall has lobed portions and when stacked in the offset the lobed portions section off growing areas of an adjacent plant pot and
- wherein the side wall has an overflow outlet adapted to enable excess liquid to flow out of said cavity and when stacked in the offset the excess liquid flows into a lower plant pot;
- a reservoir region;
- an elongated body;
- an aperture located in the epicenter of the bottom wall and adapted to have the elongated body pass through the bottom wall wherein the bottom wall also has an indent section located about the aperture and which extends from the aperture thereby shielding the elongated body from water in the reservoir region;
- a recess formed in the bottom wall opposite the cavity adapted to accent a pump;
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- a pump located in the recess, the pump being in fluid communication with the elongated body.
A plant pot which, in use, is adapted to be stacked with one or more similar plant pots, said plant pot comprising:
- a cavity defined by a bottom wall and a side wall of the plant pot
- wherein the side wall has lobed portions and when stacked in the offset the lobed portions section off growing areas of an adjacent plant pot and
- wherein the side walls have an overflow outlet adapted to enable excess liquid to flow out of said cavity and when stacked in the offset the excess liquid flows into a lower plant pot;
- a reservoir region
- an elongated body;
- an aperture located in the epicenter of the bottom wall and adapted to have the elongated body pass unrestricted through a plurality of bottom walls in a series of one or more plant pots positioned on the offset into a stacked formation wherein each bottom wall also has an indent section located about the aperture and which extends from the aperture thereby shielding the elongated body from water in the reservoir region;
- a recess formed in the bottom wall opposite the cavity adapted to accept a pump;
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- a pump located in the recess, the pump being in fluid communication with the elongated body.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.