Mushrooms culture
Coffee grounds are a perfect substrate for growing mushrooms as they contain minerals and nutrients vital for growth: One man’s waste is a mushroom’s treasure!
Funghi Espresso is an Italian start-up that uses waste coffee grounds to grow mushrooms (Pleurotus), produce earthworm humus and by-products to support plants. The exhausted substratum of the fungiculture is transformed into earthworm humus by first adding bacteria and then the earthworms. The humus is used as an excellent organic soil improver for both garden and vegetable plants.
The BioArt Gallery presents promising feedstock and its related bioeconomy applications in everyday life with 60 stunning pictures. It offers an innovative approach of showcasing to the public some examples of bio-based products and applications currently available in the market through several examples: cosmetics, nutraceuticals, tissues, toys and sport, disposable tableware, cleaning products, gadgets, and much more.
The BioArt Gallery has been displayed to the public in severall incredible venues throughout Europe, and now BIOVOICES makes it available to you through an interactive digital platform!
