The 21-year-old was caught when UK Border Force intercepted the parcel addressed to his Angus home.
A man who tried to smuggle over £84,000 of ecstasy into Scotland hidden in cat food has been jailed for more than four years.
Police raided the Glenogil house and found a cannabis cultivation with a street value of £11,250. His phone messages also indicated drug dealing.The court heard the parcel, which was declared as Adult Brakes cat food, was intercepted at Coventry's International Postal Hub in July last year.Judge Lord Braid sentenced Bishop to four years and two months in prison, telling him: "A significant custodial sentence is the only sentence available to the court.
Mr Dickson said: "Documents were recovered from the phone including price lists for controlled drugs, information on poly tunnel construction, how to grow cannabis and one showing the effects of ecstasy."He said that Bishop had moved onto harder drugs like ecstasy and LSD.
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