20 shroom types

1. Psilocybe cubensis

• Characteristics: One of the most well-known species, commonly called „Golden Cap“ or „Golden Teacher.“
• Traits: Easy to cultivate and widely distributed, with medium potency. Often used by beginners due to its availability and reliability.

2. Psilocybe semilanceata

• Characteristics: Known as „Liberty Cap,“ a small but highly potent mushroom.
• Traits: Found in grassy fields, especially in Europe. It has a bell-shaped cap and is more potent than many other species.

3. Psilocybe cyanescens

• Characteristics: Called „Wavy Cap“ for its undulating cap edges.
• Traits: Highly potent, often found in wood chip-rich environments in temperate climates.

4. Psilocybe azurescens

• Characteristics: Among the strongest psilocybin mushrooms.
• Traits: Native to Oregon, USA, with a high psilocybin content, often producing intense visual and mental effects.

5. Psilocybe baeocystis

• Characteristics: Known as „Knobby Cap“ or „Bluebell.“
• Traits: Grows in forests and grassy areas, with moderate potency and a characteristic blue bruising when handled.

6. Psilocybe mexicana

• Characteristics: Associated with traditional Aztec rituals as „Teonanácatl“ (God’s flesh).
• Traits: Native to Central and South America, with mild effects and often used for introspective experiences.

7. Psilocybe tampanensis

• Characteristics: Known as „Philosopher’s Stone“ because it produces psilocybin-rich sclerotia (truffles).
• Traits: Highly sought after for its balance of effects and introspective qualities.

8. Psilocybe caerulescens

• Characteristics: Referred to as the „Landslide Mushroom.“
• Traits: Found in Central America, often in landslide-affected areas, with potent psychoactive effects.

9. Psilocybe subcubensis

• Characteristics: A close relative of Psilocybe cubensis, but smaller in size.
• Traits: Found in tropical regions with slightly lower potency than its counterpart.

10. Psilocybe ovoideocystidiata

• Characteristics: Frequently found near rivers in the United States.
• Traits: Medium to high potency, grows in mulch and woody debris in wet environments.

11. Psilocybe stuntzii

• Characteristics: Known as „Blue Ringer.“
• Traits: Grows in grassy lawns and mulched areas, easily identifiable by its blue bruising.

12. Psilocybe weilii

• Characteristics: Rare and native to Georgia, USA.
• Traits: Known for its high psilocybin content and intense visual effects.

13. Psilocybe villarrealiae

• Characteristics: A potent mushroom native to Mexico.
• Traits: Recognized for its high concentration of psilocybin and psilocin, often used in traditional ceremonies.

14. Psilocybe pelliculosa

• Characteristics: Known as the „Conifer Psilocybe.“
• Traits: Grows in coniferous forests, with mild potency, often used for lighter experiences.

15. Psilocybe cyanofibrillosa

• Characteristics: Rare and found in coastal regions.
• Traits: Grows on decaying wood, with moderate psychoactive effects.

16. Psilocybe hispanica

• Characteristics: Endemic to Spain and some parts of Europe.
• Traits: Known for its unique habitat and moderate potency.

17. Psilocybe samuiensis

• Characteristics: Originates from Thailand and often grows in rice paddies.
• Traits: Produces gentle, calming effects with moderate potency.

18. Psilocybe quebecensis

• Characteristics: A Canadian species native to Quebec.
• Traits: Rare and adapted to cold climates, with medium potency.

19. Psilocybe allenii

• Characteristics: Found on the U.S. West Coast, particularly in mulched areas.
• Traits: Noted for its strong psychoactive effects and rapid growth.

20. Panaeolus cyanescens

• Characteristics: Often called „Blue Meanie.“
• Traits: Very potent, grows in tropical and subtropical regions on dung and decaying grass.