JP2630518B2 - Sorting and cultivation of fruits and vegetables - Google Patents
Sorting and cultivation of fruits and vegetablesInfo
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Description
【0001】[0001]
【産業上の利用分野】本発明は、ウリ科やナス科などの
果実の収穫を目的とする果菜及び果物(果菜類)の栽培
方法に関する。BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method for cultivating fruits and vegetables (fruits) for harvesting fruits of Cucurbitaceae and Solanaceae.
【0002】[0002]
【従来の技術】近年、果菜(ナス、キュウリ、マクワウ
リ等のように果実を食用とする野菜)及び果物(果菜
類)の温室栽培が盛んに行なわれている。かかる温室栽
培においては、露地栽培と同様に畑に直接播種したり苗
を植え付ける方法も行われているが、その一方で、栽培
ベッド(栽培床)を用いる方法も採用されている。栽培
ベッドを用いる方法により果菜類を栽培する場合には、
地面に設置した栽培ベッドに苗を移植し、その苗を上方
に生育させ、かつできるだけ多収量とするために複数段
の花房で結実させた後に収穫している。例えば、トマト
の場合であると、通常は5、6段花房まで結実させ、収
穫することが一般に行われている。2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, greenhouse cultivation of fruits (vegetables such as eggplants, cucumbers, and makuwauri) whose fruits are edible and fruits (fruits) has been actively performed. In such greenhouse cultivation, as in the open-field cultivation, a method of directly sowing in a field or planting a seedling is also performed. On the other hand, a method using a cultivation bed (cultivation floor) is also employed. When growing fruits and vegetables by a method using a cultivation bed,
The seedlings are transplanted to a cultivation bed placed on the ground, and the seedlings are grown upward, and are harvested after being set in a plurality of flower clusters in order to obtain as high a yield as possible. For example, in the case of tomatoes, it is common practice to cultivate and harvest up to 5 or 6 flower bunches.
【0003】[0003]
【発明が解決しようとする課題】上記の温室栽培の場合
には、露地栽培と比べるとどうしても栽培面積が制限さ
れるので、一の栽培ベッド当たりの収穫量を上げるため
には勢い隣接する植物体同士の間隔を狭めて栽培せざる
を得なくなる。ところが、同種の植物体の果実は当然根
本から同じ高さの部位で結実するので、間隔が余りに狭
い場合は隣接する植物体の果実同士が生育途中で接触す
ることになる。このような場合、株相互の葉が交重し採
光が悪くなり果実が大きくならなかったり、変形したり
というような生育不良が起こることは勿論、収穫作業に
支障を来たしたり、その作業により果実に傷がついたり
することもある。In the above-mentioned greenhouse cultivation, the cultivation area is inevitably limited as compared with the open-field cultivation. Cultivation has to be done by narrowing the distance between each other. However, since the fruits of the same kind of plants naturally bear fruit at the same height from the root, if the intervals are too narrow, the fruits of the adjacent plants come into contact with each other during growth. In such a case, the leaves of the plants cross each other and the daylight deteriorates, and the fruits do not grow. May be scratched.
【0004】また、一般に果実は、低節位の果実の品質
が最もよく、収穫量も多くなるが、上段に結実させた果
実ほど品質が低下し、収穫量も低下することが多い。こ
のため、従来のように多段の花房で結実させた場合は、
全体として品質にばらつきが生じるだけでなく、期待す
るほどの収穫量が得られないという問題がある。トマト
を例に取ると、4段花房以上で結実させた果実の品質、
収穫量は栽培技術により大きく左右されるのが現実であ
る。従って、果菜類の栽培者の間から、品質を低下させ
ることなく、収穫量を増加できる技術の開発が強く望ま
れている。[0004] In addition, fruits generally have the highest quality of low-nodal fruits and the amount of harvest is large, but the fruits set in the upper stage are often reduced in quality and the amount of harvest is also reduced. For this reason, when fruiting in multi-stage flower clusters as in the past,
There is a problem that not only does the quality vary as a whole, but also that the expected yield cannot be obtained. Taking tomatoes as an example, the quality of the fruits that have set fruit in four or more flower clusters,
In reality, the yield is greatly influenced by cultivation techniques. Therefore, among vegetable growers, there is a strong demand for the development of a technique capable of increasing the yield without reducing the quality.
【0005】そこで本発明は、上記の問題を解決し、簡
便な方法により、品質を低下させることなく、実質的
に、より多量の果実を収穫できる果菜類の振分け栽培方
法を提供することを目的とする。Accordingly, an object of the present invention is to solve the above-mentioned problems and to provide a method for sorting and cultivating fruits and vegetables in which a larger amount of fruits can be substantially harvested by a simple method without lowering the quality. And
【0006】[0006]
【課題を解決するための手段】本発明の果菜類の振分け
栽培方法は、栽培ベッドの長手方向に複数株の果菜類を
直列に定植して生育させる栽培方法において、前記栽培
ベッドを基礎面から所定高さに支持し、一株おきに隣り
合う果菜類の果実が接触し合わない間隔で前記複数株の
果菜類を栽培ベッドに列植し、その後、該果菜類の株体
を一本おきに下方に垂下させた状態で生育させ、残りの
株体を上方に生育させることを特徴とする。Means for Solving the Problems The present invention provides a method for distributing and cultivating fruits and vegetables in a cultivation method in which fruits and vegetables of a plurality of strains are serially planted and grown in series in the longitudinal direction of the cultivation bed. Supported at a predetermined height, the fruits of fruits and vegetables adjacent to every other plant are planted in rows on the cultivation bed at intervals where the fruits do not contact each other, and then every other plant of the fruits and vegetables is planted. It is grown in a state of being suspended downward, remaining
It is characterized in that the strain is grown upward .
【0007】本発明の栽培方法においては、まず、一の
栽培ベッドを基礎面から所定高さに保持する。本発明で
用いる果菜類を定植する栽培ベッドは公知のものであ
り、例えば、木製又はプラスチック製の箱やプラスチッ
クシートなどの適当な栽培容器内に、土壌、ロックウー
ルのような土壌代替物又は栄養分を溶解させた水等の培
地が入れられたものである。また、基礎面とは、栽培ベ
ッドを設置する地面又は床面等である。In the cultivation method of the present invention, first, one cultivation bed is held at a predetermined height from a base surface. Cultivation beds for planting fruits and vegetables used in the present invention are known in the art. For example, in a suitable cultivation container such as a wooden or plastic box or a plastic sheet, soil, a soil substitute such as rock wool or a nutrient In which a medium such as water in which is dissolved. The base surface is the ground or floor on which the cultivation bed is installed.
【0008】栽培ベッドを所定高さに保持する方法とし
ては、栽培ベッドに脚を取り付ける方法又は栽培ベッド
を天井等から吊り下げる方法などを適用することができ
る。この場合の高さは、後述するように、下方に生育さ
せた果菜類の果実が基礎面に接触しない程度の高さにな
るように、栽培対象となる果菜類の種類や結実部位に応
じて適宜決定される。なお、栽培ベッドの高さは予め調
節しておく必要はなく、果菜類の生育度合いに応じて適
宜調節することもできる。As a method of holding the cultivation bed at a predetermined height, a method of attaching legs to the cultivation bed or a method of suspending the cultivation bed from a ceiling or the like can be applied. The height in this case, as described later, depends on the type and fruiting site of the fruits and vegetables to be cultivated, so that the fruits of the fruits and vegetables grown downward do not contact the base surface. It is determined as appropriate. Note that the height of the cultivation bed does not need to be adjusted in advance, and can be appropriately adjusted according to the degree of growth of fruits and vegetables.
【0009】次に、上記栽培ベッドに、複数株の果菜類
を、一株おきに隣り合う果実が接触し合わない間隔で列
植する。これは例えば、10本の果菜類を定植した場
合、一端から奇数(又は偶数)番目の果菜類同士の果実
が、その生育過程において接触して互いの生育を阻害し
ないような最小間隔に、ということである。勿論、この
定植間隔を大きくとれば果菜類の果実の生育が阻害され
ることはないがそれでは本発明の目的は達成できず、こ
の定植間隔は前記のように果実の生育を阻害しない範囲
でできるだけ小さくする必要がある。このような定植間
隔は、栽培対象となる果菜類の種類に応じて適宜決定さ
れるが、例えば、従来における隣接する果菜類同士の定
植間隔の半分程度の間隔にすることもできる。Next, a plurality of fruits and vegetables are lined on the cultivation bed at intervals such that adjacent fruits do not contact each other. This means that, for example, when ten fruits and vegetables are planted, the minimum distance between the fruits of the odd (or even) number of fruits and vegetables from one end is such that the fruits do not come into contact with each other in the growth process and hinder the growth of each other. That is. Of course, if the planting interval is set to be large, the growth of fruit and vegetables will not be inhibited, but the object of the present invention cannot be achieved in that case, and the planting interval should be set as long as the growth of the fruit is not inhibited as described above. Need to be smaller. Such a planting interval is appropriately determined according to the type of fruit and vegetable to be cultivated. For example, the planting interval can be set to about half of the conventional planting interval between adjacent fruit and vegetables.
【0010】次に、上記のようにして定植した複数株の
果菜類の株体を、一本おきに下方に垂下させた状態で生
育させる。即ち、先の例によれば、一端から奇数(又は
偶数)番目の果菜類を下方に生育させ、一端から偶数
(又は奇数)番目の果菜類を上方に生育させる。果菜類
は結実するとその重みで自然に下方に曲がることが多い
ので、上方に生育させる場合には、必要に応じて支え棒
等の適当な誘引手段により導きながら生育させる。一
方、果菜類を下方に生育させる場合にはそのまま放置し
ておいてもよいが、必要に応じて果菜類を紐等の適当な
手段により、下方(即ち基礎面方向)に生育するように
することもできる。なお、このように下方に生育させる
時期は、栽培対象となる果菜類の種類により適宜決定さ
れる。Next, a plurality of fruit plant strains planted as described above are grown in such a manner that every other fruit and vegetable plant is hung downward. That is, according to the above example, the odd-numbered (or even-numbered) fruits and vegetables from one end are grown downward, and the even-numbered (or odd-numbered) fruits and vegetables from one end are grown upward. Fruits and vegetables often bend naturally downward due to their weight when fruiting, so when growing upwards, they are grown while being guided by appropriate attracting means such as support rods as necessary. On the other hand, when the fruits and vegetables are grown downward, the fruits and vegetables may be left as it is, but if necessary, the fruits and vegetables are grown downward (that is, toward the basal surface) by appropriate means such as a string. You can also. In addition, the time of growing downward in this way is appropriately determined according to the type of fruit vegetables to be cultivated.
【0011】本発明の振分け栽培方法を適用できる果菜
類としては、トマト、ナスなどのナス科の植物、メロ
ン、マクワウリ、キュウリなどのウリ科の植物を例示す
ることができるが、これら以外にも、果実を得る目的で
栽培する果菜類に広く適用することができる。Examples of fruits and vegetables to which the sorting and cultivation method of the present invention can be applied include solanaceous plants such as tomatoes and eggplants, and cucumber plants such as melons, macaw cucumber, and cucumber. It can be widely applied to fruits and vegetables cultivated for the purpose of obtaining fruits.
【0012】[0012]
【実施例】図1は、本発明の振分け栽培方法を説明する
ための図である。10は栽培ベッド、12は栽培容器、
14は培地、16は脚、18はトマトの誘因手段、30
及び32は何れも収穫可能なトマトである。DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS FIG. 1 is a diagram for explaining the distributed cultivation method of the present invention. 10 is a cultivation bed, 12 is a cultivation container,
14 is a culture medium, 16 is a leg, 18 is a means for inducing tomato, 30
And 32 are harvestable tomatoes.
【0013】まず、苗床から計10株のトマトの苗を栽
培容器12中の培地14に定植し、生育させた。定植時
における隣接するトマトの苗同士の間隔は10cmとし
た。また、この栽培容器12は、その底面が地面から1
mの高さになるように、脚16によりその高さを調節し
た。次に、トマトの苗が40cm程度まで生育した段階
で、一つおきに、苗の中程を側板15の端面17に軽く
固定したまま更に生育させた。残りの苗は、誘引手段1
8により導きながら上方に生育させた。なお、側板15
にやや厚みを持たせて、下方に生育させたトマトの茎が
鋭角に折れ曲がらないようにした。First, a total of ten tomato seedlings were planted from a nursery in a culture medium 14 in a cultivation container 12 and grown. The spacing between adjacent tomato seedlings at the time of planting was 10 cm. The bottom of the cultivation container 12 is 1
The height was adjusted by the legs 16 so that the height became m. Next, at the stage when the tomato seedlings grew to about 40 cm, every other seedling was further grown while the middle of the seedlings was lightly fixed to the end face 17 of the side plate 15. The remaining seedlings are attracting means 1
Grow upwards, guided by 8. The side plate 15
The thickness of the tomato was slightly increased so that the stem of the tomato grown downward did not bend at an acute angle.
【0014】このようにして生育を続けさせ、最終的に
は、上方に生育させたトマト30及び下方に生育させた
トマト32の何れも3段花房まで結実させた後、低節位
から順に熟果を収穫した。In this way, the growth is continued, and finally, both the tomato 30 grown upward and the tomato 32 grown downward are ripened to the three-stage inflorescence, and then matured in order from the lower nodule. The fruits were harvested.
【0015】一方、比較のため、同じ栽培ベッドを用
い、実施例と同じ間隔で10本のトマトの苗を定植した
もの(比較例1)及び実施例の倍の間隔で5本のトマト
の苗を定植したもの(比較例2)用意し、これらは何れ
も全ての苗を上方に生育させた。そして、何れの例も6
段花房まで結実させた後、低節位から順に熟果を収穫し
た。なお、何れの例も収穫が終るまでに実施例の約2倍
の期間を要した。On the other hand, for comparison, the same cultivation bed was used, and 10 tomato seedlings were planted at the same intervals as in the example (Comparative Example 1), and 5 tomato seedlings at twice the interval of the example. Were prepared (Comparative Example 2), and all of them grew all seedlings upward. And in each case, 6
After fruiting to the terraced flower cluster, ripe fruits were harvested in order from the lower node. In each case, it took about twice as long as the working example before the harvest was completed.
【0016】実施例及び比較例2の方法の場合は、隣接
するトマトの果実同士は互いに接触することなく、健全
に生育していた。ところが、比較例1の方法の場合は、
隣接するトマトの果実同士は生育途中において既に接触
し、その結果、果実が大きくならなかったり、変形した
ものが多く見られた。更に、比較例1の方法の場合は、
狭い空間に果実が集中して結実しているために収穫作業
がやりにくく、収穫作業により傷がついたものも多かっ
た。In the case of the method of Example and Comparative Example 2, the fruits of adjacent tomatoes grew healthy without contacting each other. However, in the case of the method of Comparative Example 1,
Fruits of adjacent tomatoes already contacted each other during growth, and as a result, many fruits did not grow or were deformed. Furthermore, in the case of the method of Comparative Example 1,
Harvesting was difficult because the fruits were concentrated in a narrow space, and many were damaged by the harvesting.
【0017】また、比較例1及び比較例2の方法により
得られた果実の合計収穫量は、それぞれ実施例の合計収
穫量の約90重量%量及び約45重量%量であった。更
に、実施例の方法により得られた果実は品質(外観、味
等)のばらつきは小さかったが、比較例1の方法により
得られた果実は低節位部分から既に品質のばらつきが大
きく、比較例2の方法により得られたトマト果実も4段
花房より上の果実の品質に大きなばらつきが見られた。The total yield of fruits obtained by the methods of Comparative Examples 1 and 2 was about 90% by weight and about 45% by weight, respectively, of the total yield of Examples. Furthermore, the fruit obtained by the method of Example had a small variation in quality (appearance, taste, etc.), but the fruit obtained by the method of Comparative Example 1 already had large variation in quality from low nodal points. The tomato fruit obtained by the method of Example 2 also showed a large variation in the quality of the fruit above the four-stage inflorescence.
【0018】[0018]
【発明の効果】本発明の振分け栽培方法を適用すれば、
一定の栽培ベッド当たりの果菜類の栽培本数を従来より
も多くしても(即ち、果菜類の定植間隔を従来よりも小
さくしても)隣接する果実同士は接触することがないの
で、生育不良を生じることがない。このため、一定面積
の栽培ベッドにおける果菜類の栽培本数を2倍(即ち、
果菜等の定植間隔を半分)にすれば、例えば、従来は6
段花房まで結実させ収穫していたものを、3段花房まで
結実、収穫させれば少なくとも同量の果実が収穫できる
ことになる。これは即ち、従来方法により6段花房まで
結実させ収穫する間に、本発明の方法によれば2度目の
果実の収穫が可能となることになる。更に、このように
3段目花房までの果実のみを収穫するようにすれば、特
にトマト栽培においては非常に有益となる。According to the method of the present invention,
Even if the cultivation number of fruits and vegetables per fixed cultivation bed is larger than before (that is, even if the planting interval of fruits and vegetables is smaller than before), adjacent fruits will not contact each other, and poor growth will occur. Does not occur. For this reason, the cultivation number of fruits and vegetables in a cultivation bed of a fixed area is doubled (ie,
If the planting interval of fruits and vegetables is reduced by half, for example,
The fruit that had been fruited and harvested up to the terraced flower cluster could be harvested at least to the same amount by harvesting and harvesting it to the three-stage flower garden. In other words, the fruit of the present invention can be harvested for the second time during the fruiting and harvesting up to six-stage flower clusters by the conventional method. Furthermore, harvesting only the fruits up to the third-stage flower cluster is very useful, especially in tomato cultivation.
【0019】また、本発明の振分け栽培方法は、栽培ベ
ッドの位置を適当な高さに調節する手段を設けるだけで
よく、必要な栽培面積及び栽培空間は従来方法と同等で
あるので、既存の温室等においてそのまま適用すること
ができる。Further, the distributed cultivation method of the present invention only requires a means for adjusting the position of the cultivation bed to an appropriate height, and the required cultivation area and cultivation space are the same as those of the conventional method. It can be applied as it is in a greenhouse or the like.
【0020】このように本発明の振分け栽培方法によれ
ば、同一の期間、そして同一の栽培面積及び栽培空間に
おいて、従来方法を適用した場合に比べて、不良品の少
ない、より一定した品質の果実を、少なくとも2倍以上
の量収穫することができる。従って、実質的な収穫量を
大幅に増加させることができ、その結果製造コストも低
下させることができるので、より低価格で消費者に提供
することができる。As described above, according to the distributed cultivation method of the present invention, in the same period, in the same cultivation area and cultivation space, less defective products and more uniform quality are obtained as compared with the case where the conventional method is applied. Fruit can be harvested at least twice as much or more. Therefore, the substantial yield can be greatly increased, and as a result, the manufacturing cost can also be reduced, so that it can be provided to consumers at a lower price.
【図1】果菜類の振分け栽培方法を説明するための斜視
図である。BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a perspective view for explaining a sorting cultivation method of fruits and vegetables.
10 栽培ベッド 12 栽培容器 14 培地 16 脚 18 誘引手段 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Cultivation bed 12 Cultivation container 14 Medium 16 Leg 18 Attraction means
Claims (1)
を直列に定植して生育させる栽培方法において、前記栽
培ベッドを基礎面から所定高さに支持し、一株おきに隣
り合う果菜類の果実が接触し合わない間隔で前記複数株
の果菜類を栽培ベッドに列稙し、その後、該果菜類の株
体を一本おきに下方に垂下させた状態で生育させ、残り
の株体を上方に生育させることを特徴とする果菜類の振
分け栽培方法。1. A cultivation method in which a plurality of plants and vegetables are serially planted and grown in series in a longitudinal direction of a cultivation bed, wherein the cultivation bed is supported at a predetermined height from a base surface, and fruit and vegetables adjacent to every other plant are provided. Are planted in a cultivation bed at intervals where the fruits of the fruits do not come into contact with each other, and thereafter, the fruit plants are grown in a state where every other plant is hung downward, and the remaining fruits are grown.
And growing the strains upward .
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