Packing foam is useful for only a few weeks or months before being tossed into the trash. But after being thrown away, this petroleumbased material can survive for thousands of years in landfills. Now, there is an alternative to this wasteful practice a natural packing alternative ecocradle that can be absorbed back into nature when its job is done. Agriculture waste is used for the production of ecoradle. Agricultural waste products become the bulk, or main body, of the packing material, which is held together by mushroom roots, or mycelium. These seed husks are them wet and cooked and are put inside the mold. Then add liquid slurry of these mushroom cells or mycelium. And then over five days, indoors, in the dark, they selfassemble, they grow into packaging parts.
