PANAEOLUS CYANESCENS

Panaeolus Cyanescens — Copelandia

Panaeolus cyanescens is the species people usually mean when they talk about true blue meanies, and it is not a cubensis at all. The fruits grow small, pale and remarkably fragile, yet they carry several times the strength of an average cubensis by dry weight. Because so little material delivers so much, accurate weighing is essential. Therefore, this listing suits experienced users only.

A Different Genus Entirely

Despite the shared common name, this species sits in the Panaeolus genus rather than Psilocybe. It is also sold as Copelandia cyanescens, which is an older name for the same organism.

The caps stay thin and light grey, while the stems grow long and wiry. Meanwhile, the flesh bruises an unmistakable deep blue the moment it is handled.

Dosing Warning

A gram of this species is not a gram of cubensis. Cut your usual amount substantially, then wait properly before reconsidering.

Above all, the fragility means dried material crumbles easily, so weigh the crumbs rather than discarding them.

Habitat and Growth

This species favours tropical and subtropical dung, fruiting quickly in warm humid conditions. Consequently, it appears across the Caribbean, Hawaii and Southeast Asia.

Cultivation is possible but demanding, since the species wants higher temperatures than cubensis and contaminates readily.

Related Options

If you want the cubensis strain also sold under the blue meanies name, our blue meanies mushrooms listing covers it, and it is considerably more forgiving. Browse the wider psilocybin mushrooms for sale shelf too.

Everything we carry sits under the magic mushrooms online hub. The Panaeolus cyanescens entry covers the botany in full.