A multifunctional accessory based planter system that uses various appliances and accessory combinations to alter the purpose based upon a desired goal. Primarily, the planter system consists of a base container with upper and lower attachment points/ports and a handled platform/transplanter insert. Additionally, numerous supplementary accessories attach to and fit in the base container that modify the functionality of the base container from plant care and maintenance, plant propagation, transplanting, composting, and display.

A biodegradable tree planting apparatus designed for mangrove restoration is disclosed. The apparatus addresses the technical problem of environmental degradation caused by non-biodegradable materials in traditional reforestation methods. The apparatus comprises a first partial shell and a second partial shell, each with a half-spherical lower portion and a half-frustoconical upper portion, forming a complete shell for holding a plant. The shells are made from biodegradable materials such as biodegradable plastic or paper pulp, promoting ecological balance. The apparatus features holes for water drainage and gas exchange, and attachment tabs securing the partial shells together. This apparatus provides a sustainable solution for supporting young mangrove plants, enhancing their growth and establishment in challenging conditions, and is suitable for large-scale restoration projects.

The present disclosure relates to a flowerpot structure, including a flowerpot body. The flowerpot body includes an inner pot and an outer pot that are detachably matched, the inner pot includes a pot opening and a compressible pot body, an upper end of the outer pot is detachably matched with the pot opening, the outer pot is detachably mounted with a pot holder, and the outer pot can be unfolded into a sheet-like structure. The flowerpot of the present disclosure achieves a reduction in transportation volume by using its detachable structure. No matter whether a single flowerpot is or a plurality of flowerpots are transported, the packaging volume during transportation can be reduced by disassembly and compression.

The present invention provides an air-circulating apparatus 500 for a pot. The air-circulating apparatus 500 comprises a baseplate 510, a rotating assembly 520, a rotatable mount 530, a stationary mount 560, and a plurality of blades 540. The base plate 510 has a mounting assembly 512. The rotating assembly 520 is coupled on the base plate 510. The rotatable mount 530 is rotatably coupled around the mounting assembly 520 on the base plate 510 and rotatable by the rotating assembly 520 around the mounting assembly 530 along a direction of rotation (R). The rotatable mount 530 comprises a plurality of mounting structures 532. The stationary mount 560 is coupled to the mounting assembly 512.

A modular plant growing system includes (a) a pot module having (i) a pot body with a pot body base and at least one cavity for receiving a plant growing medium, (ii) a control system, and (iii) a pot module interface on the pot body base in electrical communication with the control system. The plant growing system further includes (b) a modular expansion platform including (i) a platform body having a platform top, (ii) grow equipment in the platform body, and (iii) a platform interface on the platform top in electrical communication with the grow equipment. The platform and pot module interfaces are interlockable to detachably stack the pot module atop the modular expansion platform to connect the grow equipment to the control system for expanding plant growing functionality of the plant growing system.

An agricultural container and method of use for generating and accessing composted materials that is easily assembled and disassembled through the use of comparatively few panels and a locking system that enables the fasteners to be removed or released from the outside of a container that is filled with agricultural materials.

A plant pot assembly includes a pot portion having at least one sidewall extending upwardly from a sidewall bottom section to an upper rim and a dividing structure that is spaced between the sidewall bottom section and upper rim. The dividing structure, bottom section, and the at least one sidewall define a basin cavity. A drain aperture allows fluid to flow from a plant's soil into the basin cavity. A basin portion includes a basin floor, a basin front, a basin back, at least one basin sidewall, and an elevated portion for plugging the drain aperture. The at least one sidewall defines an opening in the basin cavity whereby the basin portion may be removably inserted into the basin cavity. A watering accessory for directing water towards the roots of a plant is configured to be removably attached to the upper rim of the pot portion.

A sectional planter configurable for placement around a post or other generally vertical structure. The sectional planter comprises a base having a first base section and a second base section that form the upstanding walls of the sectional planter. One or more cross supports span an interior volume of the base and provide support for one or more inserts that may be placed into the base. The inserts may serve as a planter or similar container for objects. The inserts may also be inverted to serve as a flat surface for use as a table or bench.

A planter includes a container and a removable floor designed for easy and non-damaging plant removal. The container features a multi-stage retention system on its inner sidewall. An internal floor flange provides a base for an upwardly extending lip that defines a support surface. Vertically above this lip, a primary retention groove is formed. Vertically above the groove, a plurality of inwardly protruding structures provide a secondary retention point. A removable floor is inserted by being pressed past the protruding structures to snappingly engage the primary retention groove, while being vertically supported by resting on the lip. This rest-on, snap-above configuration, combined with the multi-stage retention, secures the floor during use but allows the floor and an entire soil mass to be easily pushed upward from below for safe repotting. The removable floor may include distinct inner and outer apertures for separate central and peripheral drainage paths.

Modular components which enable the formation of customized outdoor bench assemblies may include any combination of straight seat components, angled seat components and/or angled end seat components, backrest components, leg components, planter components, and coffee/side table components. These modular components can be assembled together in any of a variety of different manners to form an almost limitless number of different seating solutions.