Amazonian Magic Mushrooms
Price range: $45.00 through $225.00
Amazonian Magic Mushrooms (Psilocybe Cubensis Amazonian) is an ancient strain that traces back to the Amazon forest. It is unknown which mycologist originally collected this strain but this popular strain has been domesticated for over 50 years. The Amazonian shrooms are known to be thick and fleshy. It is not the easiest strain to grow commercially because of its slow fruiting.
Our staff report that Amazonian shrooms provide a good balance of colourful visuals and spiritual experience. It’s recommended for an intense visual trip with close friends or also recommended for a party with a smaller dosage. Some have reported this strain energized them to get up and dance!
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