These Glow-in-the-Dark Mushrooms Can Be Grown at Home
Simal Yilmaz — December 18, 2012 — Art & Design
References: 7gadgets
Ravers by heart, agriculture extraordinaires, nature enthusiasts and everyone who just wished that more things in the world glowed in the dark will be very happy to read this article. For the purpose of your enjoyment, you can grow your own glow in the dark mushrooms. The kit is completely safe to use. It includes spores that let you inoculate up to a six-inch long log that is two to four inches in diameter -- so you can choose the size you wish to pursue, along with a booklet that covers the science behind the bioluminescence. The mushroom itself, namely the Panellus Stipticus Spore, also functions as a humidifier and purifies the environment it is set in.
Growing these glow-in-the-dark mushrooms is a very enjoyable project to take on in your spare time with a progress that is rewarding and the outcome ever-so aesthetically pleasing.
Growing these glow-in-the-dark mushrooms is a very enjoyable project to take on in your spare time with a progress that is rewarding and the outcome ever-so aesthetically pleasing.
Trend Themes
1. DIY Environmentalism - Opportunity for customized environmental solutions by creating your own bioluminescent crop.
2. Indoor Farming - Growing your own crops indoors using bioluminescent technology to add a new dimension to indoor farming.
3. Bioart - Glow-in-the-dark mushrooms open up the possibility of creating new types of art that harness bioluminescence.
Industry Implications
1. Agriculture - Innovative crop-growing techniques using bioluminescence can provide farmers with new methods of harvesting and cultivating crops.
2. Environmental Science - Researching the benefits of bioluminescence for air purification can help to improve the air quality in homes and public spaces.
3. Art - The bioluminescent quality of these mushrooms can be used by artists to create new forms of glowing sculptures and installations.
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