An irrigation apparatus for dispersing liquid through a plant growing medium is disclosed. The apparatus includes a container. The container has an outer wall with an inner surface, an open top, and a base portion configured to cover the plant growing medium. The base portion is configured with a plurality of holes for receiving liquid therethrough. The plurality of holes are configured as raised shields to block light and receive air, water, and nutrients. The container is configured with at least one center opening therethrough having an inner wall for receiving a plant. The center opening has at least one longitudinal opening extending therefrom to outer wall to allow placement of container on plant or to allow removal of container from plant. The container is configured with a plurality of stakes extending therefrom the base portion for providing stability for apparatus to be secured in plant growing medium.

An irrigation apparatus for dispersing liquid through a plant growing medium is disclosed. The apparatus includes a geometrically shaped container of variable size. The container has an outer wall with an inner surface, an open top, and a base portion configured to cover the plant growing medium. The base portion is configured with a plurality of holes for receiving liquid therethrough. The plurality of holes are configured as raised half-circles to block light and receive air, water, and nutrients. The container is configured with at least one center opening therethrough having an inner wall for receiving a plant. The center opening has at least one longitudinal opening extending therefrom to outer wall to allow placement of container on plant or to allow removal of container from plant. The container is configured with a plurality of geometrically shaped stakes of variable size extending therefrom the base portion for providing stability for apparatus to be secured in plant growing medium.

An aeroponic plant-growth system includes growth space and a control unit that may be assembled using factory made modules. The growth space includes layers at different heights, and each layer includes plant holders and misters positioned to apply a mist to roots of plants in the plant holders. The control unit employs a controller to execute a program that operates a liquid supply system to provide liquid flows to the misters in the layers. Each of the liquid flows may be regulated according to the height of the layers.

An aeroponic plant-growth system includes growth space and a control unit that may be assembled using factory made modules. The growth space includes layers at different heights, and each layer includes plant holders and misters positioned to apply a mist to roots of plants in the plant holders. The control unit employs a controller to execute a program that operates a liquid supply system to provide liquid flows to the misters in the layers. Each of the liquid flows may be regulated according to the height of the layers.

The present invention relates to a planting system including a container including a wall and a floor defining an internal volume and a grate located within the container and spaced apart from the floor for defining portions of the internal volume of the container above the grate and below the grate. The portion above the grate is for receiving planting medium wherein the grate is adapted for supporting the planting medium and roots of a plant planted therein. The portion below the grate is located between the grate and the floor of the container and is comprised of empty space. The plate includes a plurality of apertures that are adapted for allowing the roots of the plant to grow and to pass through the grate to the portion of the internal volume below the grate. The planting system includes an air supply device for providing a supply of air to the portion of the internal volume below the grate and to the roots passing through the grate and to the planting medium through the apertures in the grate.

A cassette for supporting hydroponic growth of plants has an inlet, an outlet and a flow path that extends between the inlet and outlet. The inlet and outlet are located at a similar gating side of the cassette generally adjacent one to the other.

A self-watering planter, and a method for watering a plant, are described. A self-watering planter may include a container defining a cavity, a platform in the container that separates the cavity into two environments, and a fill tube and a down tube extending through the platform.

A self-watering planter, and a method for watering a plant, are described. A self-watering planter may include a container defining a cavity, a platform in the container that separates the cavity into two environments, and a fill tube and a down tube extending through the platform.

The present invention provides a fixing structure for collecting and assembling flower, especially used for collecting and placing potted plants such as potted orchids, mainly including a flower holder main body and a collecting sleeve assembly sleeved at a top end of the flower holder main body; a central accommodating slot and position limiting members annularly arranged along an inner edge are formed in the collecting sleeve assembly, two crossed adjacent abutting surfaces are respectively formed in the plurality of position limiting members, and an outer edge of central accommodating slot is formed with concave arc-shaped abutting surfaces at locations corresponding to the adjacent position limiting members, and the position limiting members is connected to a bottom edge of the central accommodating slot via a rib sheet, so that an accommodating slot zone is formed through each set of the three abutting surfaces.

The present invention provides a fixing structure for collecting and assembling flower, especially used for collecting and placing potted plants such as potted orchids, mainly including a flower holder main body and a collecting sleeve assembly sleeved at a top end of the flower holder main body; a central accommodating slot and position limiting members annularly arranged along an inner edge are formed in the collecting sleeve assembly, two crossed adjacent abutting surfaces are respectively formed in the plurality of position limiting members, and an outer edge of central accommodating slot is formed with concave arc-shaped abutting surfaces at locations corresponding to the adjacent position limiting members, and the position limiting members is connected to a bottom edge of the central accommodating slot via a rib sheet, so that an accommodating slot zone is formed through each set of the three abutting surfaces.