Send a shroom.
A strange little gift that grows. A living mushroom kit, posted in a kraft tube with your words printed on the outside.
A tube. A glass. A life.
Inside the cardboard sits a long-drink glass loaded with live mycelium, asleep in its grain until someone wakes it up.
Eight species, one strange shelf.
Oysters in five colors, Reishi in five forms, Lion's Mane, Shiitake, Enoki and more. All of them happy on a windowsill.
Your words, printed on the tube.
Write the message. We print it straight onto the cardboard, pack the glass inside and seal the lid. No card, no sticker.
Grown by them. Sent by you.
Pick a mushroom, write your line, and we post the whole living parcel to their door within days.
The shelf
Choose your shroom
Eight species, sixteen living kits, from oysters in every color to a shelf of lacquered reishi. Each ships in a kraft tube printed with your words.
Lion's Mane · Hericium erinaceusYour words, on the tube
Not a card that falls out. Not a sticker. We print your message straight onto the cardboard, so the parcel itself does the talking.
50/90 characters, printed exactly as typed
How it works
From your words to their windowsill
1Choose a shroom
Five species, five temperaments. Pick the one that fits them.
2Write your line
Up to 90 characters. Sweet, weird, or both at once.
3We print the tube
Your words go straight onto the cardboard, then the glass goes in.
4It ships alive
Posted early in the week so the mycelium arrives rested.
Grown slow. Sent alive.
Every glass leaves us half-asleep, then wakes up in the light of a windowsill like this one. We post living kits, which is why the first pins often appear within days of arrival.
Questions, sensible ones too
What exactly lands on their doormat?
A kraft tube with your message printed on it. Inside: a long-drink glass full of live mycelium, a lid that becomes a humidity tent, and a small care card.
Do they need a green thumb?
No. Mist it twice a day and keep it out of direct sun. The mushroom does the rest, quickly and a little dramatically.
How fast does it grow?
Oysters fruit in about two weeks. Lion's Mane takes a few days longer. Reishi takes its time and makes it worth the wait.
Can I really write anything?
Up to 90 characters, printed exactly as typed. We only refuse messages that are hateful; weird is actively encouraged.