Culture tray for the rooting of young plants
First Claim
1. A culture tray (1), in particular for young plants to take roots, with parallel channels (2) arranged at definable distances, serving to accommodate the young plants, characterised by the fact, that the space boundaries for each young plant are the sidewalls (3, 4) of the channel (2) and the partition webs (21, 31), which are arranged across the longitudinal direction of the channel (2).
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Abstract
This invention relates to a culture tray 1, in particular for the rooting of young plants, with channels 2 that run in parallel and at predefinable distances and serve to accommodate young plants. To enable removal of individual young plants preferably without harming them and to enable relatively economical consumption of water for the young plants it is proposed in accordance with the present invention that the space for each young plant be limited by the sidewalls 3, 4 of the channel 2 and across the longitudinal direction of the channel 2 by partition webs 21, 31. This will, in particular, ensure that the water is directly supplied to each plant space and, moreover, that the plants can be pushed sideways out of the culture tray by pushing out of the culture tray the web and ledge skeletons 20, 30, and the plants are easy to take out, because there are then no sidewalls. The embodiment of the culture tray 1 invention warrants uniform moistening of all existing plant spaces and ensures that even those plants receive enough water that are, for example, partly covered by large leaves of adjacent plants, since the water draining down the elevations 5 flows into each individual plant space.
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1. A culture tray (1), in particular for young plants to take roots, with parallel channels (2) arranged at definable distances, serving to accommodate the young plants,
characterised by the fact, that the space boundaries for each young plant are the sidewalls (3, 4) of the channel (2) and the partition webs (21, 31), which are arranged across the longitudinal direction of the channel (2).
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