Psilocybe Natalensis

Description

Psilocybe natalensis is a captivating and distinctive species of psilocybin mushroom, first described in 1995 by mycologists Jochen Gartz, Derek Reid, Michael Smith, and Albert Eicker. Native to the Natal region of South Africa, this strain is closely related to the more commonly known Psilocybe cubensis but differs in its habitat preference, genetics, and physical traits.

Key Features of Psilocybe Natalensis

• Unique origins: Native to South Africa, particularly the Natal region, this species is a fascinating find for those interested in exploring African psilocybin mushrooms.
• Genetic relations: It is closely related to Psilocybe cubensis, but its genetic sequence and specific characteristics set it apart, making it a sought-after variety for research.
• Physical traits: Known for its distinctive appearance, Psilocybe natalensis produces medium to large mushrooms with a characteristic lighter, more translucent cap. The mushroom’s body is slender, and its annulus (the ring on the stem) is less persistent than that of other cubensis strains, adding to its unique appeal.
• Psychedelic effects: As with other psilocybin mushrooms, Psilocybe natalensis produces potent psychedelic effects, making it a favourite among those looking for profound experiences and deep introspection.

Why choose Psilocybe Natalensis?

• Scientific interest: Due to its genetic distinctions and the role it plays in psilocybin research, Psilocybe natalensis is highly valued by mycologists and spore collectors.
• Robust and reliable: Like other Psilocybe strains, it is known for its ease of cultivation, making it an excellent choice for researchers interested in studying psilocybin properties.

Why buy from MyShrooms?

We are South Africa’s most popular mushroom cultivation shop and fully tax and VAT registered for your confidence and peace of mind. Our Psilocybe natalensis genetics are loved and cared for in our lab, ensuring high-quality genetics for your microscopy and taxonomy research.