J. Technology and Education, Vol.30, No.1, pp.5-8 (2023)
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Effect of
caffeine in coffee grounds on Pleurotus ostreatu cultivation
Takakuni TANAKACAkari TOZAWACAkiko TANAKACTsuyoshi DEGAWA
and Seisho TAKE
National Institute
of Technology, Oyama College
(771 Nakakuki, Oyama City, Tochigi
Prefecture 323-0806, JAPAN)
(Received March 30, 2023; Accepted May
1, 2023)
Coffee grounds are promising for
a new biomass, and trials involving their reuse are studied. In this study, in
order to effectively utilize the residues of coffee beans and decaffeinated
beans, we focused on their use as a fertilizer and attempted to grow oyster
mushrooms. As a result, the formation of fruiting bodies was successfully
achieved with 50 [wt%] of normal bean grounds and 80
[%] of decaffeinated bean grounds. From these results, it was found that the
amount of caffeine affected the formation of the fruiting bodies. In the
future, we will examine the possibility of increasing the size of the fruiting
bodies by additional fertilization.
Key words: Pleurotus ostreatu / coffee grounds / mushroom