LEGO is releasing a new set called 11505 Woodland Mushrooms on June 1, 2026. This marks a shift towards more natural themes in their Botanicals line.
The Woodland Mushrooms set features various types of mushrooms. These include red fly agaric, fibrecap, earthstar, chanterelle, bonnet, and oyster mushrooms.
Ted Danson once chose to get high on mushrooms instead of acting—an experience he later regretted. He remarked, “I’ll tell you about the worst day of my life,” referring to that incident.
Magic mushrooms contain psilocybin, which is classified as a Class A drug in the UK. Possessing them can lead to a maximum sentence of seven years’ imprisonment.
The UK government has resisted changing the legal status of psilocybin despite growing advocacy for its medicinal use. Magic mushrooms have been classified as Class A drugs since 2005.
This classification contrasts with historical usage; indigenous cultures in Central America have used magic mushrooms in ceremonies for centuries. Some argue that their classification was part of a political response to LSD and the anti-war movement.
The upcoming LEGO set may spark conversations about these broader themes—ranging from psychedelic research to evolving drug laws. It represents not just a toy but also a cultural touchstone.
As LEGO prepares for this launch, the connection between creativity and nature continues to resonate with consumers. The Woodland Mushrooms set includes 806 pieces, making it one of the larger sets in the Botanicals line.
LEGO previously released smaller sets like Water Lilies with 259 pieces and Cosmos Flowers with 171 pieces. This shift towards larger sets may reflect changing consumer preferences.
The release date approaches quickly, and fans eagerly await this new addition to the LEGO Botanicals line. The impact of this set on discussions around mushrooms and their symbolism will be interesting to observe.