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• Origin: Native to the Pacific Northwest region of North America, heavily concentrated in coastal dune grass and river deltas around Astoria, Oregon, and the Columbia River basin.
• Appearance: Features a smooth caramel-to-chestnut brown, broadly convex-to-umbonate cap that dries to a pale straw or tawny yellow. Sits on a slender, silky white-to-dirty-white stipe that bruises brilliant, dark blue instantly upon touch.
• Growth Habit: Robust wood-decaying species (wood-lover) requiring cold temperatures to trigger fruiting. Thrives outdoors in hardwood chips, alder sawdust, and coastal habitats rather than indoor grain setups.
• Potency: Extreme / Tier-1; widely recognized as one of the most potent wild-harvested psilocybin species known, with exceptionally high concentrations of psilocybin, psilocin, and aeruginascin.
• Spores and culture materials are intended strictly for microscopy, taxonomy, and research purposes only. Cultivation of psychoactive species is illegal in many jurisdictions. Check your local, state, and federal laws prior to purchase or use.
• This strain was donated to GSG’s vault by mycologist The Blind Fruiter.
• Origin: Native to the Pacific Northwest region of North America, heavily concentrated in coastal dune grass and river deltas around Astoria, Oregon, and the Columbia River basin.
• Appearance: Features a smooth caramel-to-chestnut brown, broadly convex-to-umbonate cap that dries to a pale straw or tawny yellow. Sits on a slender, silky white-to-dirty-white stipe that bruises brilliant, dark blue instantly upon touch.
• Growth Habit: Robust wood-decaying species (wood-lover) requiring cold temperatures to trigger fruiting. Thrives outdoors in hardwood chips, alder sawdust, and coastal habitats rather than indoor grain setups.
• Potency: Extreme / Tier-1; widely recognized as one of the most potent wild-harvested psilocybin species known, with exceptionally high concentrations of psilocybin, psilocin, and aeruginascin.
• Spores and culture materials are intended strictly for microscopy, taxonomy, and research purposes only. Cultivation of psychoactive species is illegal in many jurisdictions. Check your local, state, and federal laws prior to purchase or use.
• This strain was donated to GSG’s vault by mycologist The Blind Fruiter.