Sean & Cat fell cap over stem for mushrooms.
These two fungi freaks are first generation mushroom farmers. Sean, a native Mainer, brought Cat, a native Montanan, back to his home to show her the wonders of Maine. They were lucky enough to have been introduced to Amanda and Andy of Maine Mushroom Company who provided them with their former space to start growing mushrooms, a dream years in the making. Together, they started Wild Fruitings on occupied Wabanaki land in so-called Augusta, ME, out of their love for fungi and passion for bringing good food to the people. They grow and forage several varieties of culinary mushrooms as well as some medicinals for tea.
Cat(uhpilla)
Cat has been a mushroom steward since she moved to Oregon from Montana in 2012, where she dove cap first into the mycelial networkings below the mossy duff of the PNW to learn the ways & ethics of foraging. From there, the spores took her to Texas & eventually to Washington where the mushroom gods symbiotically connected her mycorrhiza with Seans…
Sean(o Sunday)
Sean was inoculated into the fungi webs back in 2016 when he was Cap n Stems first employee. Once he moved from Maine to Washington, the wild clutches of the fungi, flora, & fauna drew him deep into the depths of the duff, depositing fungal fruits & entrapping him in the mushroom lifestyle with his magical mushroom lady, back to Maine, for as long as the fungi lords allow…
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