A water tray assembly with storage functions is suitable for use in combination with a plant pot and a stationery product, and includes: a water tray, a lateral wall and an annular catchment wall, a catchment basin defined by the bottom surface and the annular catchment wall, and a storage space, wherein the storage space includes an opening, and a positioning protrusion protrudes from the catchment basin. A storage tray is mounted on the water tray to seal the opening, and includes a catchment hole in communication with the catchment basin. The storage tray includes holding apertures in communication with the storage space, the plant pot is inserted through the catchment hole and placed on the annular catchment wall, the positioning protrusion is pressed against the plant pot, and the stationery product is inserted through the holding apertures into the storage space.

Tray assemblies organized in a vertical stack with a grow light positioned above each. Plant nutrient solution flows into a feed reservoir positioned in a first end of the top assembly. When plant nutrient solution reaches the level of outlets positioned in a sidewall of the feed reservoir, it flows into longitudinal channels positioned on the tray assembly. A collection reservoir at a second end of the tray assembly collects excess solution from the channels. A lip positioned between the channels and the collection reservoir retains some of the solution in the channels so it is available to plants held by the tray assembly. Excess solution flows from the collection reservoir of the top tray assembly to a feed reservoir serving the next tray assembly in the stack. The pattern is repeated while alternating the orientation of each tray assembly such that solution is provided to each tray assembly.

An irrigation system with automatic irrigation liquid spraying device is described, comprising: a container (4), particularly for plants or flowers, the container being equipped with a perforated bottom; a bottom support (5) on which the perforated bottom of the container (4) is placed; at least one floater (3) equipped with at least one magnet (2) and placed in the support (5); at least one electromechanical reed-type device (1) operatively connected to the support (5) and adapted to be actuated by the at least one magnet (2) through a contact action of the reed blades driven by a magnetic field of the magnet (2); a tank (6) containing irrigation liquid; at least one pump (7) immersed in the tank (6), operatively connected to the container (4) on a side and to the electromechanical reed-type device (1) on another side.

An irrigation system with automatic irrigation liquid spraying device is described, comprising: a container (4), particularly for plants or flowers, the container being equipped with a perforated bottom; a bottom support (5) on which the perforated bottom of the container (4) is placed; at least one floater (3) equipped with at least one magnet (2) and placed in the support (5); at least one electromechanical reed-type device (1) operatively connected to the support (5) and adapted to be actuated by the at least one magnet (2) through a contact action of the reed blades driven by a magnetic field of the magnet (2); a tank (6) containing irrigation liquid; at least one pump (7) immersed in the tank (6), operatively connected to the container (4) on a side and to the electromechanical reed-type device (1) on another side.

The present invention provides a flower pot saucer. The flower pot saucer includes a base with a sidewall extending upwardly therefrom. The base has an upper surface and a lower surface. An aperture is disposed in the base. A screen covers the aperture and is affixed to the upper surface of the base along the periphery of the aperture. In some embodiments, the screen covers the aperture and is affixed to the bottom surface of the base. A plurality of wheels are affixed to the bottom surface of the base. A tube configured to direct the drainage of water that flows through the aperture is attached to the bottom surface of the base. The tube has a curve that redirects the water out and away from a side of the flower pot saucer. The flower pot saucer is both easily transpositioned and allows for proper water drainage.

The present invention provides a flower pot saucer. The flower pot saucer includes a base with a sidewall extending upwardly therefrom. The base has an upper surface and a lower surface. An aperture is disposed in the base. A screen covers the aperture and is affixed to the upper surface of the base along the periphery of the aperture. In some embodiments, the screen covers the aperture and is affixed to the bottom surface of the base. A plurality of wheels are affixed to the bottom surface of the base. A tube configured to direct the drainage of water that flows through the aperture is attached to the bottom surface of the base. The tube has a curve that redirects the water out and away from a side of the flower pot saucer. The flower pot saucer is both easily transpositioned and allows for proper water drainage.

A plant pot support assembly comprises a saucer and a grate. The saucer, in turn, comprises a flat bottom and a peripheral wall at an elevation such that a cavity is formed. The grate is configured to be placed over the peripheral wall to enable the grate to support a plant pot, wherein water or dirt from the plant pot is accumulated in the cavity below.

A plant pot support assembly comprises a saucer and a grate. The saucer, in turn, comprises a flat bottom and a peripheral wall at an elevation such that a cavity is formed. The grate is configured to be placed over the peripheral wall to enable the grate to support a plant pot, wherein water or dirt from the plant pot is accumulated in the cavity below.

There is provided a seedbed holding unit capable of reliably and firmly holding a seedbed with a simple structure, causing no damage to a plant. A seedbed holding unit 160 that holds a seedbed B used in plant cultivation includes a first holding member 170 and a second holding member 180 that are rotatable relative to each other about a predetermined rotation axis A, the first holding member 170 is provided with a first claw part 173 in a fixed state, the second holding member 180 is provided with a second claw part 183 in a fixed state, and the seedbed B is held between the first claw part 173 and the second claw part 183 by rotating the first holding member 170 and the second holding member 180 relative to each other.

This invention relates to a growing tray and growing tray system for a rotating hydroponic garden. The growing tray is shaped to hold a standard cube of hydroponic growing media with or without a basket with a cap to cover the top opening in the tray between the plants. The growing tray may include an indentation at the bottom of the growing tray to provide room for root growth expansion. The cap may additionally include a flap for covering the space between growing trays in a rotating hydroponic garden.