JP3132320U - Envelope set - Google Patents

Abstract

[PROBLEMS] To sprouting stored seeds without the time and labor of immersing seeds in water and then embedding them in the soil after germination, as in the conventional postcards with seeds. It provides a product that can be germinated and grown quickly and easily by burying it directly in the soil without applying slag.
A seed storage sheet 4 storing plant seeds 8 is stored in an envelope which is transparent in whole or at least partially, and a picture, photograph or pattern of a plant is directly printed on an appropriate portion of the envelope 2 Or the sticker 3 which printed the picture of a plant, the photograph, or the design is affixed.
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Description

  The present invention relates to an envelope set containing a seed storage sheet that can easily germinate and grow plant seeds.

  Postcards with plant seeds that have been sold in the past are made to germinate by being buried in soil after use as postcards. This seeded postcard 11 (FIG. 5) is formed slightly thicker than the government-made postcard when handing Japanese paper so that it does not bend or lose shape easily. Plant seeds 12 are sandwiched between them. When selling, postcards with seeds 11 are printed small near the edge of the postcard 11 with seeds and put on the soil when the buds appear, and they are sold in transparent thin resin bags.

  And the person who purchased this postcard 11 with a seed uses it as a letter postcard, a summer greeting postcard, a New Year's postcard, etc.

  A person who has received a letter using this postcard with seeds 11 enjoys growing and growing the seeds 12 stored in the postcards 11 with seeds after reading the letters. In that case, the conventional postcard with seeds 11 was formed thicker than Japanese postcards, so it was difficult to dissolve in water even when buried directly in the soil and did not rot easily.

  Therefore, the postcard 11 with seeds is once immersed in a dish 13 or the like containing water (FIG. 6) so as to be easily perished by containing water and kept in this state until the seeds 12 germinate. After germination after several days, the seed-attached postcard 11 in a state of being swollen with water is buried in the soil as it is. Moreover, it fertilizes and fertilizes appropriately so that the germinated seed 12 grows smoothly (FIG. 7).

  However, since the conventional postcard 11 with seeds (FIG. 5) is thick and difficult to dissolve in water and does not rot, as described above, it is once immersed in water so that the postcard itself contains water and easily rots. For those who have to go through the process of waiting and filling in the soil, and would like to see the seeds 12 sprouting and growing and seeing the flowers, etc. The current situation is that it takes time and effort, and if you are not interested in plants, you will not feel like growing them.

  The present invention was developed in view of the above points, and in order to germinate the stored seeds, it is time-consuming to immerse the seeds in water and then bury them in the soil as in the conventional postcards with seeds. It is an object of the present invention to provide a material that can quickly and easily germinate and grow by directly embedding a sheet storing seeds in the soil without taking time.

  In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, a first envelope set of the present invention stores a seed storage sheet storing plant seeds in an envelope that is entirely or at least partially transparent, and is provided at an appropriate location of the envelope. A plant picture, a photograph or a picture is directly printed, or a sticker on which a plant picture, a picture or a picture is printed is pasted.

  The second envelope set of the present invention is the first envelope set, wherein the seed storage sheet is made of Japanese paper formed by putting seeds when the Japanese paper is sowed.

  The third envelope set of the present invention is the first or second envelope set, wherein the plant seed is a flower, fruit, vegetable, grass, or tree seed.

The first envelope set of the present invention is one in which at least a seed storage sheet is stored in an envelope, and a person who purchases this envelope set puts a document to be sent to the other party into an opened envelope and seals the opening, If the envelope is entirely opaque or where the address is written is opaque and the others are transparent, the address, sender's postal code, address, and name should be entered in a predetermined opaque place and mailed to a friend. In the case of an envelope that is transparent in whole or in part, it is only necessary to put out a paper in which the address, the zip code, address, and name of the sender are written in the envelope.
The person who received this envelope opens the document and the seed storage sheet, and after reading a letter from a friend etc. written in the document, the above document is placed on the desk in the same way as a general postcard. Keep it in a drawer. Moreover, since the enclosed seed storage sheet is thin, it can easily be swollen with water immediately and can be buried directly in the soil without any problems, and can easily germinate and grow seeds without much effort.
In addition, since the pictures, photos, and patterns of seeds grown on the envelopes directly or through a seal are printed, the person who receives the envelopes from this envelope set enjoys the seed types and grows immediately. Can be cultivated. Further, since the whole or at least a part of the envelope is transparent, the contents can be seen from the outside to some extent and can be opened safely. In addition, since the type of the plant printed directly on the envelope or through the seal may be different from the type of seed on the seed storage sheet, the name of the seed plant may be described on the seed storage sheet. . Of course, a photograph or picture of a seed plant may be printed on the seed storage sheet.

  In the second envelope set of the present invention, the seed storage sheet is made of Japanese paper that is formed by putting seeds when the Japanese paper is sown, and is not formed as a postcard like conventional postcards with seeds. It is easy to dissolve or corrode in water and can be cultivated quickly by being buried directly in the soil. Further, since it is not necessary to form a thick postcard with a conventional seed postcard, the manufacturing and sales price can be reduced.

  In the third envelope set of the present invention, the plant seeds are made of flowers, fruits, vegetables, grass, or tree seeds, so that the seeds can be grown while having fun.

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS The best mode for carrying out the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.
1 is an exploded perspective view of an envelope set according to the present invention, FIG. 2 is a perspective view of an envelope set according to the present invention, FIG. 3 is an explanatory view of a state in which a seed storage sheet according to the present invention is buried in soil, FIG. FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram of a state of germination from seeds of a seed storage sheet buried in soil.

  As shown in FIG. 1, an envelope set 1 according to the present invention includes an envelope 2 and a seed storage sheet 4, and the seed storage sheet 4 is placed in the envelope 2.

  In other words, the illustrated envelope 2 is formed of a transparent resin sheet, and has a lid 6 formed at one end so that it can be opened and closed, and a viscosity that can be attached to and detached from the inner surface of the lid 6. An adhesive 7 having the following is applied. In the case of this envelope 2, the whole is transparent, but the whole is made opaque with paper or a resin sheet, or the whole or part of one side 2a is transparent and the other part is opaque, or both sides 2a, A part of 2b may be transparent. In addition, the envelope 1 is printed with a picture, a photograph, a pattern, or the like when seeds grow on the outer surface or the inner surface of the envelope 1 directly or via a seal 3 (indicated by a two-dot chain line).

  The seed storage sheet 4 is made of plant seeds 8 and Japanese paper, and stores seeds 8 of various plants such as flowers, fruits, vegetables, grasses, and trees at the stage of the papermaking operation and allows them to dry. Is formed. The seed storage sheet 4 has a quadrangular shape that can be stored in the envelope 2.

  Of course, the shape of the seed storage sheet 4 is not limited to a quadrangular shape, and may be other shapes such as a round shape, a triangular shape, and an elliptical shape. Since the seed storage sheet 4 itself is not used as a postcard, it does not have to be thickly formed with Japanese paper like a conventional postcard with a seed, and even if it is formed thinner than a conventional postcard with a seed, there is no problem. Absent. On the contrary, the thinner one is more easily dissolved in water and more easily corroded, and is suitable for germinating the seed 8 by being directly buried in the soil.

  In the seed storage sheet 4, the seed 8 is provided with a suitable number of plural seeds 8 with appropriate scattering throughout. In the illustrated example, the seed arrangement may be arranged with a predetermined regularity in the arrangement in which the seeds 8 are irregularly arranged. Note that the number of seeds 8 provided in the seed storage sheet 4 may be one.

  In the envelope set 1 configured as described above, the person who purchased the envelope set 1 puts the document to be sent to the other party into the opened envelope 2 and fills in the address, the sender's postal code, address, and name at a predetermined location. Or put a paper with the address, sender's postal code, address, and name in the envelope and seal the opening with the lid 6 and put a stamp on the surface of the envelope 1 and put it on the post like normal mail Just post it.

  A person who receives the envelope 1 reads the text written in the document, stores the document and the envelope 1 in a desired place, and takes the seed storage sheet 4 taken out from the envelope 2 in soil such as a flowerpot or a planter. It can be planted directly and leveled inside, and if necessary, water and fertilizer can be used for easy planting and cultivation.

  In the envelope set 1 of the present invention, when the envelope 2 is opaque, the postal code, address, and name of the other party are written on the front surface 2a of the envelope 2, and the address and name of the sender are written on the back surface 2b. Just post a stamp on the box.

It is a disassembled perspective view of the envelope set which concerns on this invention. It is a perspective view of the envelope set concerning the present invention. It is explanatory drawing of the state which buried the seed storage sheet which concerns on this invention in the soil. It is explanatory drawing of the state which germinated from the seed storage sheet | seat buried in the soil. It is a perspective view of the conventional postcard with a seed. It is explanatory drawing of the state which immersed the conventional postcard with a seed in water. It is explanatory drawing of the state which made the seed of the conventional postcard with a seed germinate and was buried in the soil.

Explanation of symbols

1 Envelope Set 2 Envelope 3 Seal 4 Seed Storage Sheet 8 Seed

Claims (3)

  A seed storage sheet storing plant seeds is stored in an envelope that is transparent in whole or at least in part, and a picture or photograph of a plant or a pattern is directly printed on an appropriate part of the envelope, or a picture of a plant An envelope set comprising a sticker printed with a photograph or a picture printed on it.   2. The envelope set according to claim 1, wherein the seed storage sheet is made of Japanese paper formed by putting seeds when Japanese paper is sown.   3. The envelope set according to claim 1, wherein the plant seeds are flowers, fruits, vegetables, grasses, or tree seeds.