MYCELIUM TECHNOLOGY
THE MIRACLE OF MYCELIUM
We integrate mycelium technology with agricultural waste. With the mycelium materials we cultivate, we develop carbon-negative products. We support responsible businesses in developing solutions on their carbon-neutral journey. We operate under the principles of the circular economy while providing scalable services.
Why Mycelium Technology?
Mycelium is defined as the root structure of mushrooms. As nature’s sustainable miracle, mycelium quietly extends fine networks of hyphae beneath the soil. We combine the binding properties of mycelium with agricultural waste. We grow mycelium-based products that are 100% biodegradable, carbon-negative, and environmentally friendly.
Your Waste Can Benefit Nature
Mycelium-based products can last over 15 years in storage and use at room temperature. When you’re done with them, simply break them down and return them to the soil, plant pots, compost bins, or even the ocean. Nature will take care of the rest. These products naturally decompose within 45-90 days, enriching the soil in the process. This way, they don’t create waste and reduce the load on recycling systems.
Biodegradable
Biyobozunur
Our mycelium-based products are compostable and biodegradable. When they break down, they return to nature as fertilizer, helping the environment.”
Chemical Free
Kimyasal İçermez
Our products are made from agricultural waste collected from nature and sourced from our farmers, combined in our lab to create packaging, structure, and design items. Since we don’t use chemicals, our products are completely natural.”
Üretim Döngümüz
Mantardan Organik Ürünlere…
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Mushrooms form extensions called hyphae to feed from the underground. The large network created by these extensions is known as mycelium.
In other words, mycelium refers to the root parts of mushrooms that grow in nature.
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We transfer the injected mycelium (spawn) into agricultural waste under suitable conditions and combinations
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In the production stage called ‘forming,’ we mix mycelium with agricultural waste like straw, paper, cotton, and corn, so it takes the shape of molds made for each product. We do not use any chemicals during the process.”
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When your product reaches the end of its life, you can break it apart and leave it in the soil, at the bottom of a pot, or throw it away. Within about 45-90 days, it will naturally decompose, completing its mission without causing any harm to the environment.