Recommended dosage

Because Psilocybe azurescens is a potent species, you will need to take a lower dosage compared to less potent magic mushrooms, assuming you want to get the same intensity of effects.

For example, following dosages for Psilocybe cubensis, a medium-strength psilocybin mushroom:

Threshold: 0.25 g

Light: 0.25-1 g

Common: 1-2.5 g

Strong: 2.5-5 g

Heavy: 5+ g

Based on the average psilocybin and psilocin content of flying saucer mushrooms, it is generally recommended to take about half the normal dose of Psilocybe cubensis.

Description

Flying Saucer Mushroom

Flying saucer mushrooms (Psilocybe azurescens) are one of the most potent species of psilocybin mushroom. This makes it a much sought-after psilocybin mushroom, as it can offer you much more bang for your buck.

Psilocybe azurescens grows in the wild and can also be easily cultivated outdoors. They’ve been given the name “flying saucer” because of the shape of the mushroom cap. These mushrooms belong to the genus Psilocybe, which is made up of 180 species.

It is claimed that flying saucer mushrooms were first discovered in 1979 by a group of Boy Scouts who were camping near the mouth of the Columbia River in Oregon. Some commentators believe the mushrooms were most likely known before this time, with local foragers referring to them as Psilocybe astoriensis or a variety of Psilocybe cyanescens.

In 1995, mycologists Paul Stamets and Jochen Gartz named this mushroom Psilocybe azurescens, after Stamets’ son Azureus, who had in turn been named after azure, the color that psilocybin mushrooms turn when damaged.

Additional information

Quantity	14 Grams, 1 Oz, 1 LB

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