A modular array for growing plants consisting of horizontally extending tubes with plant openings, downspouts for conveying water from an upper tube to a lower tube and means for adjusting the height of water in each tube. Preferably, each downspout is movable within a mounting in the uppertube and the water height is adjusted by altering the height by which the downspout projects into the tube interior.

This describes an internal irrigation circuit board (10) that comprises: a body (1), with a planting niche (2) adjacent to a drip irrigation channel (3) holding at least one drip irrigation hose (5), with the drip irrigation channel (3) functioning in cooperation with the planting niche (2) through a connecting channel (4) arrayed concurrently with the drip irrigation channel (3), said connecting channel (4) conveying water accumulated in the drip irrigation channel (3) to the planting niche (2).

The invention relates to a vivarium system which is composed of combinable individual containers (II) and plant climbing aids and is provided with magnetic adhesion to ferromagnetically equipped walls and ceilings (I) having a painted and/or plastered and/or lined surface. Vitalization of inner spaces, facades and free spaces by a module system that can be combined in a variable manner and is composed of small biotopes such as aquariums, terrariums, aviaries, paludariums and other vivariums for small animals, birds, insects and plants, for the fastening to walls and ceilings without causing damage to the visible surfaces by drillings for dowels, pins and screws and without rigid bonds with the fastening base.

A disclosed vertical planter box assembly includes perimeter walls defining an interior space for holding plants. The perimeter wall includes openings aligned around the interior space. A water basin is provided at a top side for communicating water into the interior space. A drip tray is supported below a bottom side for capturing draining water from the interior space. A plurality of pins extend through the openings and across the interior space to hold the plant structures in place within the interior space.

Growth device for crop, comprising a panel-shaped structure, a substrate included in the panel-shaped structure for receiving crop, at least one water reservoir included in the panel-shaped structure, connecting means to bring the water reservoir in communication with the substrate for moistening the substrate, wherein the water reservoir extends substantially above a bottom side of the substrate in a vertical position of use of the growth device.

A tree-planting structure device includes a securing net, an anchor, a plurality of stacking pouches and hooks. The securing net is formed in a size capable of covering a part of a guard, the ground, or a building outer wall and having an arrangement of a plurality of meshes. The anchor is coupled to the guard, the ground, or the building outer wall in order to fix a position of the securing net. The plurality of stacking pouches includes sacks coupled to the meshes for forming the securing net and respectively having plant growing soil contained therein. The stacking pouches are stacked while coming in contact with the securing net. The hooks include members for coupling the stacking pouches to the meshes of the securing net.

A quilted composite sheet containing seeds makes growing microgreens and other crops simple. Each sheet is a layered composite of multiple materials including seed, grow substrate and seed cover. A user can spread a seed quilt over the surface to be planted, water, wait, and harvest.

A modular vertical plant cultivation wall system configured to produce minimal carbon footprint from fabrication through erection, to be built of sustainable material and to be installed rapidly by low skilled labor is provided. The modular vertical cultivation wall system includes at least two vertical posts, at least two planter shelves, at least two endcap walls, and at least one of: a pipe, a seed/plant root retaining matrix, and irrigation fluid. Further, a method of providing a modular vertical cultivation wall is provided.

A plant container for a vertical garden includes: a container body including at least one wall and a floor; and an irrigation dispenser suspended from an upper edge of the at least one wall. The irrigation dispenser and the at least one wall define an enclosure sized to accommodate a volume of irrigation fluid, the irrigation dispenser having a bottommost surface spaced above the floor of the container body.

Disclosed are vertical garden systems for growing and developing plants on substantially vertical or inclined wall segments, wherein said garden systems comprise a plurality of mounting panels that can be mounted, dismounted, opened and closed independently of each other, so that it is possible to generate inspection areas of the wall segment without the need to dismount the mounting panels. Such vertical garden systems can be easily installed without substantially damaging the wall segment. An irrigation system and a monitoring system for the vertical garden system with high efficiency in water consumption and low operating and maintenance costs are also envisaged. Methods of mounting and dismounting the mounting panels in the vertical garden system are also disclosed.