mycelialmatrix

From grow.bio

A combo of Hemp hurds and ganoderma I would say for the mushrooms.

The pine 1x1 stock is to create a “Lego”- making it easier for them to be stackable.

Excited to keep experimenting with this

Good article about how we can reuse Spent Mushroom Blocks to improve our soils, generate energy sources, and make building materials. Cycling Nutrients like Mother Nature for the Win!

“In controlled experiments, the TLBS reduced the bioavailable concentrations of nickel and cadmium by 93.63% and 89.68%, respectively. Simultaneously, it degraded 71.41% to 96.79% of organic pollutants, including commonly used antibiotics and pesticides.”

Really interesting demo of how to make various types of building materials using Mud. Ratios and amounts given. Methods Included: Rammed Earth, Cob, Adobe Brick, Clay Mortar, Wattle and Daub, Straw Clay bricks, Light Straw Clay,

Great presentation on the future and current work of using Mycelium as a building material. Hell ya, Lets GO!!

Reishi mushroom grown from the “waste” sawdust produced in the Oak bowl turning process.

Walls made using various natural building techniques.

Recently switched from screw top PP5 plastic agar plates to 90mm glass petris.

PP5 plates were used for “No-Pour” agar method.

Now using a sous vide set at 55C to store media bottle filled with agar before pouring into glass plates