This technology relates to a cultivation bed, and more specifically, to a cultivation bed used in hydroponics where inorganic nutrients required for crop growth are supplied through a nutrient solution. It is equipped with thermal insulation and temperature control means to provide an optimal root zone temperature for crop growth. In addition to supplying nutrient solution to the crops, it includes an open-top space for holding soil, with a mesh installed between the space and a drainage section to ensure smooth drainage. A drainage section with a specific depth and width is formed along the longitudinal direction in the center of the bottom to allow downward drainage. The cultivation bed body includes: a mesh between the space and the drainage section that prevents soil from flowing into the drainage section while allowing water to drain; a thermal insulation means installed along the longitudinal direction on one side of the bottom of the space to secure the root zone temperature; at least one support member configured to wrap around the side and bottom of the cultivation bed body to support it; and a base coupled to the lower end of the support member to keep the cultivation bed body at a certain height from the ground. This configuration facilitates the adjustment and maintenance of the root zone temperature according to seasons or day/night cycles, ensures sufficient supply and smooth circulation of nutrient solution to maximize the growth environment, and includes a training device that supports stems and branches to guide growth, ensuring that crops grow evenly and correctly as they mature.
Existing solutions in this field have structural and functional limitations that require improvement.
This technology can be applied to the relevant industry as a cultivation bed to enhance performance and efficiency.
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