Recycle coffee grounds into fertilizer and insulation bricks

This company has recently collected and Recycling Coffee grounds to make fertilizer for growing abalone mushrooms. This mixture consists of straw and coffee grounds, then the staff add water and mushroom spores, from which the mushrooms will grow well.

When the mushrooms are harvested, if you throw away the mixture of coffee grounds and straw, it will create more waste into the environment, so PermaFungi company continues to reuse this mixture and mix it with mycelium to create a new type of insulation brick.

Currently, the company is planning to expand its scale, aiming to produce 12 tons of insulating bricks from coffee grounds and mycelium per month by 2025.

Using coffee grounds as fertilizer VTV.vn – A farmer in Albania has used leftover coffee grounds to make fertilizer for his plants. This not only helps the soil become porous, but also resists fungi and pests.

Shoes made from coffee grounds VTV.vn – The shoes made from coffee grounds are the product of a Finnish company, which consumes the most coffee in the world.

Surprised with useful uses of coffee grounds VTV.vn – It seems to be useless, but in fact, coffee grounds have countless effects that will surprise you.

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