The Blue Meanie Mushroom is a very potent psychedelic mushroom. It should be taken in small doses in a controlled environment. The effect is often described as euphoria, bliss, and visual hallucinations. Although it’s highly potent, the Blue Meanie mushroom has a very low chance of giving bad trips. Instead, it produces visual hallucinations and pure bliss.
Psilocybe cubensis
The Blue Meanie mushroom is an edible psychedelic mushroom. It is a member of the Hymenogastraceae family and has a smooth, sticky cap. These mushrooms are found throughout the tropics and Gulf states. They have grayish, off-white gills. The flavor is distinctly reminiscent of flour. They are commonly used in culinary preparations.
Panaeolus cyanescens
The blue meanie mushroom, also known as Panaeolus cyanescen, is a psychedelic, mind-altering mushroom. It is very sensitive to conditions and grows in nutrient-rich areas such as livestock dung. It has several names, including “Blue Meanie,” “Cow-Shroom,” and “Kahuna.” It grows up to 4cm in diameter and is usually found in areas where there is a constant source of livestock manure.
Pholotina rugosa
The Blue Meanie Mushroom (Pholotina rugosa) is a saprobic mushroom that grows naturally in wooded areas of the Pacific Northwest. Its spores have a distinctive white ring surrounding the gills. The species is native to North America, but it is also found in parts of Europe and Oceania.
Tubaria furfuracea
While Panaeolus cyanescens and Tubaria furfuracea are similar in appearance, they grow on different substrates. The Blue Meanie mushroom, which is also known as a “Blue Mouth,” is a fungus that grows in wood chips and is similar to the Panaeolus cyanescens in cap color. It has a hygrophanous cap that gradually fades with age.
Australian strain
The Blue Meanie mushroom grows throughout Australia. It is mid-sized with a rounded, domed cap that is often split to reveal blue streaks. The cap ages to a grey-white colour, but it bruises a little when it is cut. Its stem is 70-120mm in length and slightly enlarged at the base. Its spores are black and have four spored basidia.
This article was written on behalf of Shaman Mushroom Spores located in Colorado.