Color: Light tan to brown caps with pale stems Texture: Dry, shriveled, slightly brittle Form: Whole small mushrooms (caps + stems intact) Likely a common species such as Psilocybe cubensis

Common name: Wavy caps Active compounds: Psilocybin, psilocin, baeocystin Cap size: 1.5–5 cm wide, with wavy edges when mature Distribution: Temperate regions of Europe, North America, and Australasia Habitat: Wood chips, mulch, and other lignin-rich substrates

Scientific name: Psilocybe mexicana R. Heim Family: Hymenogastraceae Habitat: Subtropical forests and grasslands in Mexico and Central America Active compounds: Psilocybin, psilocin Notable use: Source for early psilocybin isolation by Albert Hofmann (1950s)

MDMA, ecstasy, molly, drug effects, addiction, mental health psychedelics

A selection of high-quality mushroom powders made from dried and ground mushrooms, preserving their natural compounds and nutrients. Each spoon delivers a rich, earthy blend that mixes easily into your daily routine.

A close-up of dried mushrooms with thin twisted stems and small wrinkled brown caps, showing earthy beige, gray, and slightly bluish tones on a white background. Use (general): Commonly discussed for research, traditional ceremonial practices, and psychoactive effects in places where permitted, as well as scientific studies on mental health. Identification from an image alone isn’t certain.

Blotter sheets are lightweight, compact, and easy to subdivide due to their grid format. However, the actual potency per square is not standardized and can vary significantly depending on preparation and source. In many cases, substances sold in this form may differ in composition from what is claimed.

LSD (Lysergic acid diethylamide) One of the most well-known psychedelics Very potent (active in micrograms)