Crafting the cleanest, highest-quality mushroom cultures and growing kits in the country.
Proudly Made in Michigan
From our mushroom lab in Pinckney, MI, every mushroom kit is hand-tended with a lifelong love for Michigan’s forests, fields, and freshwater. We’re proud to be made right here in Michigan, and we’re committed to safeguarding and restoring the Great Lakes through targeted fungal research. Learn more on our Research Hub.
We help growers, educators, and mushroom lovers everywhere grow their own food, explore the fungi kingdom, and build resilience through cultivation.
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What Our Customers Say
“It’s like having a science experiment and a gourmet food project all in one. We’re hooked.”
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“So excited to find a kit that actually works – super clean culture and really cool results.”
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“I’d tried growing mushrooms from a box kit, but I wanted to know how to keep growing more. And now I can!”
Why Grow With Us?
Flexible Growing
Ideal for indoor mushroom buckets or outdoor garden beds
Contaminant-Free Cultures
Lab-tested and carefully prepared to give you the best starting point possible.
Grow on Locally-Available Materials
Start on brown rice, then grow on straw, sawdust, grains, cardboard or a million other easy-to-find materials.
Fast Harvests
Many of the mushroom kits we offer can go from start to harvest 6-8 weeks.
Our Guarantee
If you run into issues while growing, we’re glad to help troubleshoot it with you – if we determine that there’s an issue with your culture, we’ll replace it.
Our Pinckney, Michigan Location is Opening in August!
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Our Research Mission
We’re actively researching fungi’s role in environmental healing, food resilience, and bioelectric communication. From mycoremediation to high-efficiency functional mushroom extraction methods, our work explores the frontiers of applied fungal science, and we’re excited to share our findings.
Workshops, Talks & Community
We lead hands-on workshops, host virtual classes, and speak at schools, libraries, and sustainability events nationwide. Whether you’re just getting started or expanding your grow operation, our events are designed to educate, inspire, and connect.
It’s like having a science experiment and a gourmet food project in one. We’re hooked!
Where you may have seen us...
Watershed Revival
We’re working on a groundbreaking research project in partnership with The Henry Ford at Greenfield Village to develop sustainable, scalable water restoration methods using native fungi. Our long term vision is to use these methods to restore the Rouge River Watershed, and ultimately, find ways to clean and preserve the Great Lakes. This project is made possible by The Americana Foundation.
Reviving Whitefish
We’re developing fungi-based biocontrols to protect Great Lakes ecosystems from invasive zebra mussels, which have severely depleted the whitefish population, with a ripple effect impacting food, fishing and business. We’re working on precision-targeted solutions that disrupt invasives without harming native life, helping restore balance and enable the return of whitefish populations across the region.
Fungal archeology
Mycelial networks store ecological memory from nutrient flows to environmental stress in their living structures. Electrical signals travel through the mycelium, guiding communication and nutrient exchange between plants and trees. We’re developing methods to access that stored data to better understand ecosystem history and unlock fungi’s role in restoration.
Cataloging Kingdom Fungi
There are around 14,000 identified species of mushrooms, and an estimated 3-4 million in existence. We’re building a living archive of native fungi through deep fieldwork, community science, and preservation. These species hold vital ecological memory, and we’re working to document, protect, and share them as tools for climate resilience, medicine, and regenerative futures.