Have you ever thought about growing mushrooms at home? There are those who have tried to grow them in a drawer or in the cellar, perhaps using one of the many kits designed over time especially abroad, or in a box. With a little luck, a mushroom grow kit can now be found in large gardening stores. However, something new is on the way. It is a biodegradable lamp specially designed for growing mushrooms.
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Have you ever thought of grow mushrooms indoors? There are those who have tried to grow them in a drawer or in the cellar, perhaps using one of the many kits designed over time especially abroad, or in a box. With any luck, you can now find a mushroom growing kit even in large gardening shops. But one is on the way news. It's about a biodegradable lamp specially designed for grow mushrooms.
From kits that plan to grow mushrooms from organic waste, for example coffee grounds, let's move on to a different approach. The Myx biodegradable lamp is composed of vegetable fibres and from mycelium, the part of the fungi that allows their vegetative reproduction. The mushrooms, over the course of two weeks, grow on the surface of the lamp, feeding on the natural fibers from which it is composed.
After harvesting the mushrooms, which are edible, remains of the biodegradable fabric and can be composted or thrown in the organic waste. As the mushrooms grow, they form a real glue for the fibers of the lamp. During the productive period, each lamp gives birth to 500-600 grams of such mushrooms oyster mushroom, among the easiest to grow.
What will be discarded from the lamp will be particularly rich in nutrients, due to the vital mechanisms implemented by the fungi during their growth. The material will be able to re-enter the compost formation, to enrich it. The creator of the biodegradable lamp for growing mushrooms is Jonas Edvard, which has dedicated the website to its projects jonasedvard.dk.
Marta Albè
Source and photo: jonasedvard.dk
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