There are many varieties of Psilocybe cubenis, each named after a different region. Most common are the Burmese and Cambodian strains. All strains are genetically identical but some do have distinctive blue hues that bruise because of oxidation.Copelandia Cyescens

Both Psilocybe cyanescents as well as Psilocybe ubenses are laden with tryptamine alkaloids and produce distinct effects. Copelandia, also known as the Hawaiian mushroom is a tropical plant that is used to perform rituals and also in the tourism trade in Bali. To get the black juice, the caps are boiled. The black juice is euphoric as well as causing hallucinations.

Derrumbes

Psilocybin-rich fungi have long been widely used in both religious and spiritual traditions. They also have some preliminary medicinal effects. They contain a mix of neurotropic primary compounds as well as some trace amounts of other molecules. Although no human tests have been done, the fungi are featured in a variety of patents as anti-viral substances that could be effective. American mycologist Paul Stamets also reported the presence of Indian names in the psilocybin mushrooms.


Albino Goldies

The Albino Goldies, a combination of the Albino A+ and Golden Teacher varieties of psychedelic mushroom are one of the most well-known. The Albino Goldies are known for their capacity to blend the effects of Albino A+ and Golden Teachers for a swift physical high lasting between four to six hours. This makes them a suitable option for psychonauts with experience who wish to avoid the harsh effects of the former.


Psilocybe semilanceata


There are two varieties of pilosporum that can be confused, namely Psilocybecubenis and Psilocybe Semilanceate. Both have rhomboid spores and have similar appearance. Psilocybe Semilanceata's cap is long and rounded . P. cubensis's cap is rounded and has rhomboidspores.


Psilocybe azurescens

Although there are many mushrooms in the Psilocybe family, P.azurescens is unique because it's not located in the same range like other species. This is why it is considered a LBM (low-browser magic mushroom spores buy). LBMs are collections of nondescript, non-related mushrooms. It is sometimes difficult to recognize LBMs. Foragers must be cautious in identifying the mushrooms they find and be sure to take spore fingerprints to verify their identity.