2funguys' Mushroom Logs Feature Shitake and Oyster Varieties
Jana Pijak — April 13, 2015 — Eco
References: 2funguys & williams-sonoma
These mushroom logs from Williams Sanoma are designed for at-home harvesting. Fans of urban farming will fall in love with the $30 kits that are available in Shitake and Oyster varieties.
Created by 2funguys, the logs are hand-cut and infused with mushroom spores that sprout over time. Each piece s hand-drilled and covered in cheese wax for maximum flavor and freshness. Whether laid upright or horizontally, these mushroom logs are perfect for urban dwellers who wish to grow their own vegetables right at home.
The growing popularity of indoor gardening and harvesting kits makes urban farming an evolving fad for the modern consumer. In addition to allowing users to grow food locally, these mushroom harvesting kits are also budget-friendly.
Created by 2funguys, the logs are hand-cut and infused with mushroom spores that sprout over time. Each piece s hand-drilled and covered in cheese wax for maximum flavor and freshness. Whether laid upright or horizontally, these mushroom logs are perfect for urban dwellers who wish to grow their own vegetables right at home.
The growing popularity of indoor gardening and harvesting kits makes urban farming an evolving fad for the modern consumer. In addition to allowing users to grow food locally, these mushroom harvesting kits are also budget-friendly.
Trend Themes
1. Indoor Farming Kits - The popularity of indoor gardening and harvesting kits presents an opportunity to innovate and introduce new, versatile products for urban farming.
2. DIY Food Production - The DIY trend in food production, exemplified by at-home mushroom harvesting kits, presents an opportunity to explore new ways of making affordable, fresh food available to consumers.
3. Urban Agriculture - Growing interest in urban agriculture trends opens up opportunities to create products like mushroom logs that can be grown in small or unconventional spaces.
Industry Implications
1. Food Production - Products like mushroom logs provide a new way for food production companies to reach urban customers and tap into the trend of homegrown, fresh food products.
2. Retail - Retailers can capitalize on the growing popularity of indoor gardening and harvesting kits and offer similar products to customers seeking innovative and affordable ways to grow their own food at home.
3. Environmental Sustainability - The trend of urban farming and homegrown food products aligns with the growing concern for environmental sustainability, presenting an opportunity for companies interested in developing eco-friendly products and solutions.
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