flying saucer

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flying saucer
Archetype	Acidhouse
Swag Score	3
Date Added	2024-07-07

[view source]Visual Elements

a brown mushroom in the shape of an opened umbrella.

[view source]Cultural Context

Psilocybe azurescens, commonly called "flying saucers" for their broad, flat cap shape, were first formally described by Paul Stamets in 1996. Native to the Pacific Northwest coast of the United States, they contain significantly higher concentrations of psilocybin and psilocin than most other species, making them the most potent known wild psilocybin mushroom.

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Archetype: acidhouse Swag Score: 3 Date Added: 2024-07-07