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Mycelarium Fruiting Bodies and Enzymes Upgrades: 19 Nodes

Where all 19 Mycelarium Fruiting Bodies and Enzymes upgrades sit in the tree: Spore, Repeller, Predator, Tree, Absorption, Parasitism. Effects unannounced.

10/31/2026 Steam screenshot Last updated: 10/31/2026 6 min read

Fact labels: Verified Observed in Demo Inferred Not announced What these mean

Two of the three main upgrade branches in Mycelarium, the Steam game by PLAN KAPKAN, handle everything beyond the shot itself: Fruiting Bodies for the mushrooms you grow, and Enzymes for what your network does with what it touches. Together they hold 19 of the 26 nodes on the official screenshot. This page gives the position of every one, quotes only what is confirmed, and leaves the gaps empty. The shooting side is on the Hyphae upgrades page, and the whole layout is on the upgrade tree map.

What are the Fruiting Bodies upgrades?

Fruiting Bodies is one label over two starting nodes, Spore Mushroom and Predator Mushroom, and together their subtrees hold 13 nodes: seven under Spore and six under Predator. Verified Select a node on the map to see what it hangs from.

The map is wider than the page. Scroll sideways, or use the node list under it.

Select a node to see where it sits in the tree. Costs and effects have not been announced.

Every node, by branch

Fruiting Bodies 13 nodes

  • Spore Mushroom Gold ring, colored icon
    • Spore Count Padlock icon
      • Spore Lightness Padlock icon
    • Spore Quality Padlock icon
    • Repeller Mushroom Padlock icon
      • Repeller Charges Padlock icon
      • Repeller Regen Cost Padlock icon
  • Predator Mushroom Grey mushroom iconRed number 3
    • Tree Mushroom Padlock icon
      • Tree Water Yield Padlock icon
      • Tree Drop Rate Padlock icon
    • Digestion Speed Padlock icon
    • Predator Yield Padlock icon

Spore Mushroom subtree (7 nodes)

Node Sits under Look in the screenshot
Spore Mushroom the root Gold ring, colored icon
Spore Count Spore Mushroom Padlock
Spore Lightness Spore Count Padlock
Spore Quality Spore Mushroom Padlock
Repeller Mushroom Spore Mushroom Padlock
Repeller Charges Repeller Mushroom Padlock
Repeller Regen Cost Repeller Mushroom Padlock

That is a verified reading of the screenshot. Verified The Steam feature list says the game lets you launch wind-carried spores to start new growth points far away. Verified The Spore Mushroom is most likely the mushroom that does this, going by its name. Inferred Whether Spore Count, Lightness and Quality change how many spores fly, how far or how well they grow is not announced. Not announced

Crop of the Mycelarium upgrade tree showing Spore Mushroom with Spore Count, Spore Lightness, Spore Quality, Repeller Mushroom, Repeller Charges and Repeller Regen Cost
The Spore Mushroom subtree: Spore Mushroom has a gold ring, and the six nodes under it show padlocks. Source: Official Steam screenshot, PLAN KAPKAN

What is the Repeller Mushroom?

The Demo 2.0 news post says the Repeller mushroom was unlocked to counter the sneaky hedgehog. Verified The tree has a node of that name with two nodes under it, Repeller Charges and Repeller Regen Cost. Verified The names hint that it works in charges that regenerate at some cost, but that reading is ours and the mechanics are not documented. Inferred The hedgehog guide holds what is known about the threat itself.

Predator Mushroom subtree (6 nodes)

Node Sits under Look in the screenshot
Predator Mushroom the root Grey mushroom icon, red number 3
Tree Mushroom Predator Mushroom Padlock
Tree Water Yield Tree Mushroom Padlock
Tree Drop Rate Tree Mushroom Padlock
Digestion Speed Predator Mushroom Padlock
Predator Yield Predator Mushroom Padlock

In third-party Demo footage, the predator mushroom caught flies, and bees too, and turned them into food. Observed in Demo The clip is Gloworm’s Demo video, recorded before Demo 2.0, and it may not match the release. The Steam feature list also says you can parasitize trees, and the tree has a Tree Mushroom node, but nothing officially links the two. Not announced The red 3 beside Predator Mushroom is not explained. Not announced

Crop of the Mycelarium upgrade tree showing Predator Mushroom with a red number 3 and Tree Mushroom, Digestion Speed, Predator Yield, Tree Water Yield and Tree Drop Rate below it
The Predator Mushroom subtree. Tree Mushroom is the only second-row node with children of its own. Source: Official Steam screenshot, PLAN KAPKAN

For the surface mushrooms you can see in official shots, read the mushrooms guide.

What are the Enzymes upgrades?

Enzymes starts at Absorption, which has a gold ring. Verified Under it are Absorption Speed and Absorption Yield, and Absorption Yield leads on to Parasitism, which has Parasitism Speed and Parasitism Yield of its own. Verified

The map is wider than the page. Scroll sideways, or use the node list under it.

Select a node to see where it sits in the tree. Costs and effects have not been announced.

Every node, by branch

Enzymes 6 nodes

  • Absorption Gold ring, colored icon
    • Absorption Speed Padlock icon
    • Absorption Yield Hollow circleRed number 2
      • Parasitism Padlock icon
        • Parasitism Speed Padlock icon
        • Parasitism Yield Padlock icon
Node Sits under Look in the screenshot
Absorption the root Gold ring, colored icon
Absorption Speed Absorption Padlock
Absorption Yield Absorption Hollow circle, red number 2
Parasitism Absorption Yield Padlock
Parasitism Speed Parasitism Padlock
Parasitism Yield Parasitism Padlock
Crop of the Mycelarium upgrade tree showing the Enzymes branch from Absorption down to Parasitism Speed and Parasitism Yield
The Enzymes branch: Absorption has a gold ring, Absorption Yield is a hollow circle with a red 2, and the rest show padlocks. Source: Official Steam screenshot, PLAN KAPKAN

The Steam feature list says “parasitize trees”, and the world text says trees can become future nutrient sources. Verified The Parasitism node probably refers to that, but the developer has not said so, and what Absorption does is not described anywhere. Inferred What Speed and Yield mean here, and by how much they change anything, is not announced. Not announced

Why can’t this page list effects and costs?

Because none exist in public. The Steam page, the news posts and the trailer show names and layout only, and the Demo cannot be used to fill the gap, since a Demo video shows a smaller tree than the full one. Observed in Demo The number of Points you need, and how they are earned, are open questions as well; the FAQ tracks them.

What happens after launch?

The planned release date is November 3, 2026, with the developer’s own wording being “hopefully”. Verified This page will be rechecked against the real game. Anything confirmed gets a Verified label with its source, and anything still unseen stays marked Not announced.

FAQ

Where is the Repeller Mushroom in the Mycelarium upgrade tree?
It sits under Spore Mushroom on the Fruiting Bodies branch, with Repeller Charges and Repeller Regen Cost below it. The Demo 2.0 patch notes say it was unlocked to deal with the hedgehog. Its numbers are not announced.
What is Parasitism in Mycelarium?
Parasitism is an Enzymes node below Absorption Yield, with Parasitism Speed and Parasitism Yield under it. The Steam feature list says you can parasitize trees, which the node probably refers to. The developer has not confirmed it.
What does the Predator Mushroom do in Mycelarium?
In third-party Demo footage it caught flies and bees for food. The tree shows Tree Mushroom, Digestion Speed and Predator Yield below it. Costs and numbers are not announced and may differ at release.
How many upgrades are in the Fruiting Bodies and Enzymes branches?
19 nodes on the official screenshot: 13 under Fruiting Bodies (7 Spore, 6 Predator) and 6 under Enzymes. Hyphae adds 6 and the stand-alone Symbiosis node adds 1, for 26 in total.
Are the red numbers on Predator Mushroom and Absorption Yield costs?
Not announced. Predator Mushroom shows a red 3 and Absorption Yield a red 2 in the screenshot, and the developer has not explained them. This wiki never writes them as costs.

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