There are many types of magic mushrooms all over the world, all with varying habitats and potency levels. They all have different levels of active ingredients which include psilocin, baeocystin and psilocybin. Understanding the levels in the mushrooms you are looking to consume is crucial as some of them can be up to 12 times more potent than others. It is important to consider these three components because adding them all gives the total psychedelic potency level of a particular magic mushroom.
Magic Mushrooms Worth Trying
Over a hundred new species of hallucinogenic mushrooms are being discovered all the time. One of the biggest telling points of it contains psilocybin is a bluish color caused by psylocin activity in it. If it bruises from blue to black with a spore print between purple to brown, they it is most certainly a magic mushroom. Although the PsilocybeCubensis tends to be the most popular, here are some of the other magic mushrooms worth trying.
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Flying Saucer Mushroom
Found growing in sandy soils and wood chips, this mushroom is found in the United States and Germany. It has a brown to caramel color with a conic shape covered with thin gelatinous skin.
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Knobby Tops
This mushroom grows in wood chips, mulch or the lawn and is first reported in Oregon. It has a conic shape with dark olive brown to buff brown hue. Its surface looks like gelatin that is usually separable.
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The Bohemian Psilocybe
Found growing on wood debris in central Europe, this mushroom has a strong affection towards Betula, Alnus and Carpinus trees. It is clay brown to dingy orange that gets lighter towards the outside.
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Liberty Cap
Usually found in fields, pastures, laws and grass areas, this mushroom is reportedly found on the United States as well as in Europe, Australia and Tasmania. It has a dark chestnut brown color when moist and light tan when dry.
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Golden Caps
This is the most popular magic mushroom found degrowing out of grounds rich in manure during spring, summer and fall. It has a reddish cinnamon color when young and becomes golden brown to almost white with age.
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Wavy Caps
Found growing in rich fields with sawdust, wood chips and rotting wood, this mushroom is seen in the United States, United Kingdom and Europe. When young, it has a chestnut brown color that becomes caramel with age.
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PsilocybeTampanensis
This mushroom is reportedly seen in Mississippi and Florida in the fall, only captured in the wild a few times. It is convex that turns to plane with age, with a brown to straw brown color that will fade to a light straw to yellow grey.
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PsilocybeWeilii
Avaible in Georgia from September to November, this mushroom is found on red-clay soil with a thin top layer of fine needles. It is a dark chestnut brown with blackish brown zones around the ends.
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Little Birds of the Woods
Living in muddy soils on coffee plantations in Mexico and Argentina, this mushroom can also be seen in Colombia and Brazil. It has an acute extended papilla and is red brown to orange brown that fades to straw with age.
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Blue Ringers
This mushroom grows in clusters in wood chips, gardens and along roads and are usually found in spring and early winter. It has a dark brown color with lighter edges that will fade to a yellow brown with age.
These are just a few of the many kinds of magic mushrooms that you can find in the wild. You can learn more about them by asking your favorite online dispensary. By knowing more about them, you can easily determine the one that will work best for your needs.
