Bioluminescent is a natural phenomenon that never ceases to amaze, especially in fungi. This is a model inpired by the bioluminescent mushroom Omphalotus Illudens and uses a glow in the dark filament. There is a screw on stick to plant it on a vase or on the ground, and optionally a mossarium base.

Grow your personal mini mossarium Keep your pot plants company with a little fungal light Plant them in your garden to mark paths at night Place the in your bedroom for company and as night light

The Omphalotus is also called jack-o'-lantern mushroom and is orange. Its bioluminescence, a blue-green color, can be observed on the gills of fresh specimens in low light conditions once the eye becomes dark-adapted. This is due to an enzyme called luciferase, acting upon a compound called luciferin, leading to the emission of light much as fireflies do when glowing.

How to: Print with glow in the dark filament (the most accurate color would be orange with greenish glow). Be sure to have a well cleaned plate and no air drafts. The cube modifier is used to remove fuzzy skyn in the middle section. Print the screw on stick to plant in a pot.

How to Mossarium option: Print the mossarium base, screw on the mushroom Go for a moss hunt, you can find it in the nature or even in cities in non directly lit places. Gater some with a knife or spatula. Place it on the mossarium and mist with water from time to time.

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