Phenomenal work. Was wondering I saw a few plastic bags in the video that were containing the mushroom growth. Are those reused or is there a continual need for plastics to maintain that aspect of your mushroom product?

@magnusrecyclingmexico8907

4 жыл бұрын

Same question here, seems one solution is not all the solution. Great progress needs a little more.

@Ashphinchtersayswhat

4 жыл бұрын

Just looking for an angle..stir it

@aditibhagat1616

4 жыл бұрын

No u can grow it in any thing like cardboard boxes,plastic bottles, Glass jars even. I have done this in my lab.

@xoxcxsxm

3 жыл бұрын

Yes but overall you reduce plastic, 1 plastic mold can grow thousands of mushroom foam, plus they can use recyclable plastic which have a much higher recycle rate than styrofoam which are mostly non-recyclable

@karinalunelli

6 күн бұрын

@@aditibhagat1616 Hello, what species of mushroom did you use?

Y'all are doing god's work, all the power to you my friends ✊

FRIENDLY MUSHROOM MUSHY GIANT FRIEND

im wondering if the mycelium will still decompose and still play roles in the ecosystem, when produced like this.

@mitchwebster5088

2 жыл бұрын

According to their site it decomposes in 45 days in average

Fantastic! Keep up the good work guys.

I’d like to make mushroom boxes for selling mushrooms in. How thin can this be spread and formed?

Why aren't we using this today?!

@jonijokunen3542

Жыл бұрын

Because its production is slower and harder than styrofoam's, and the only goal of businesses is to make profit. Therefore other companies choose styrofoam because it's cheaper

When thrown put will the decomposing mushroom release toxic gasses?

Very innovative idea and good work! I have a question related to this video clip. Due to Corona virus, I have to record each class and upload it on a specific educational platform and want to show this clip to my students. Though I left this link url on my ppt slides, I also played it as well while recording my class in ppt presentation. Does this violate copyright in this case? At the end of this clip, the reporter says where he belongs. The recording is only for my students and I'm going to write the source of this for sure. Anyone knows this issue?

If used the machine cutting it will look very nice shape

Why don't they coat water bottle.inside im Drinking Kirkland water it stink and my stomach hurt

hmm, why is not in mass production today ? Coca-cola just started testing paper bottles. Gov wants waste segragation and why we still dont use that awesome mushrooms ?

@bobdebouwer7835

Жыл бұрын

Price. Other materials are made in seconds. This takes up a lot of space while growing.

What would be the product cost?

Fun fact: we still don’t use mushrooms

They got a website?

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Does oyster mushroom work too ??

@dgjav

4 жыл бұрын

You just need spores of any mushroom.

@tonymontan7171

4 жыл бұрын

@@dgjav what if i start with a grow your owm mushroom kit for home and just add more substrate

Seems it was all to bilk investors. Take careful note of the owner's appearances, and remember it. These folks are best avoided.

So, it needs a lot of heat to dry. That's not eco friendly at all. They could dry it in a solar oven. But that will take time. Let's hope in the future it will become better.

I hope it dose.

Seven years later: Plastics :/

Looks like the manufacturing process needs work/automation.

But growing takes ages, as much as I love the idea tho

It would more better if the production cost decrease

or not.

No one know what I was going to write here...

Why aren’t we using this now if everyone wants to save the planet? Needs to be done NOW.

@petit_sauvage88

2 жыл бұрын

The issue I see: A-Production time, 1 part takes 4-6 days for the Mycelium to form, then drying time. B-Space, if you use 2000 packaging parts per week, you need at least 2000 plastic molds and the space for them. You will need a gigantic facility to replace the actual plastic packaging.

hi

slayy

Great news, BUT the Elephant in the room is the single use plastic bags you keep the Mycelium in. The Molds are not too bad as they can be reused an almost infinite amount of times, perhaps that’s the way to go with the single use, is to store all your Mycelium in Plastic containers instead of bags?. But an eco solution to you using single use plastic need to be found asap, or you are still a part of the problem to a degree, but stil are!

@Kometheus

4 жыл бұрын

@@rubiks15 😂 Fact

@aditibhagat1616

4 жыл бұрын

U can use glass jars,cardboard boxes any thing autoclaved

@xoxcxsxm

3 жыл бұрын

The plastic mold can be reused hundreds and prob thousands of times until it breaks, so it is not single used. plus that plastic have a much higher recyclable rate than the normal styrofoam.

1st

Came here from Kanye. Also Trump 2020.

Hmm this didn’t go over well…..