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Mycelial Composting Tube
Mycelial Composting Tube
Mycelial Composting Tube
Mycelial Composting Tube
Mycelial Composting Tube
Mycelial Composting Tube
Mycelial Composting Tube
Mycelial Composting Tube
Mycelial Composting Tube
Mycelial Composting Tube
Mycelial Composting Tube
Mycelial Composting Tube
Mycelial Composting Tube
Mycelial Composting Tube
2025

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Mycelial Composting Tube

Composting Tube

Mycelial Composting Tube is crafted from waste generated during the cultivation of olive trees. Olive tree compost collected within the tube is processed with mycorrhizal fungi, white rot fungi, and other agents to decompose it into organic matter, serving as a nutrient source. The biodegradable tube follows a circular fertilization method, integrated with CRZ to establish mycorrhizal symbiosis. This enhances nutrient absorption, improves soil structure, and boosts resilience to environmental stress. During the various stages of olive trees, microbial agents or plant waste can be added to fulfill the requirements for different elements.

Client / Manufacturer

KUN DEA MACHINERY CO., LTD.

New Taipei City, TW
Design

National Taipei University of Education

Taipei, TWDesigned by Chuang Chu-An, Li Chih-Yun, Wu Yi-Chen, Chen Zih-Jin, Lin Yu-He Advised by Prof. Li Kai-Chu

Oh! Design Studio

New Taipei City, TWIndustry-Academia Cooperation with Oh! Design Studio Chieh-An Chung, Zi-Shan Zhang
Date of Launch
after 2025
Development Time
up to 12 Month
Target Regions
Australia / Oceania, Europe, North America, South America
Target Groups
Consumers / Users, Public Sector / Government

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