Reply with a flower,
not a fight.
When someone posts hate on X, reply to it and tag @grownfromhate. The bot takes the post apart, letter by letter, and regrows it into an ASCII flower made from nothing but its own characters. The harsher a character reads, the further out it blooms. The original message isn't kept — only what grew from it.
grownfromhate is a partner of the International Network Against Cyber Hate — a network of non-governmental organisations across more than thirty countries working to counter cyber hate, extremism and incitement to violence, and to promote respect, responsibility and citizenship online.
Half of everything this garden makes goes to them: 50% of all net profits, from memberships, merch and one-off tips alike. The flowers make the argument. INACH does the work.
The fullest flowers grown on X this week — picked automatically each Monday and pressed onto this week's merch. The hate of one week becomes the flowers someone wears the next.
You don't need X to try it. Paste a hateful message below — a reply, a comment, a DM — and watch the same thing happen, privately, right here in your browser.
Everything happens in your browser. The text you paste never leaves this page, and it is never planted in the garden below — that grows from X alone. The original message is never shown again, only what grows from it.
Every flower here was grown on X — the bot's replies to real hateful posts, planted as they happen. Nothing pasted in the box above joins this garden; it grows from X alone.
The newest blooms become shirts, mugs and prints, refreshed every Monday.