Enigma
Rare, potent psychedelic mushroom.
The Enigma mushroom takes its name not only from its potency but also its appearance. Enigma mutations cause a fungus to grow strangely. The Enigma grows in strange blobs, sometimes putting forth stems that end in tiny, blue pinpoints. The slow-growing shroom eventually resembles “a white and blue brain,” appropriate for this mind-blowing psychedelic that will test even the hardiest mushroom tolerance. Those looking for high-intensity “hero’s journey mushrooms” should try this bizarre mutation.
STRAIN | Enigma The Enigma is an exotic variety that does not produce mushroom fruiting bodies but instead produces a blob-like mycelial formation that resembles a brain and coral. Enigma does not sporulate, and therefore it is more difficult to propagate. This, along with increased potency and a longer growing period makes it a very rare and desirable strain.
SPECIES | Psilocybe cubensis
ORIGIN | The Enigma mutation was first observed in a PE/B+ hybrid.
POTENCY | Extremely potent, testing the highest in potency at the Oakland Cubensis Cup.
EFFECTS | Vivid visuals, euphoria, profoundly philosophical and introspective, intense feelings of love, unity, and connection.
DURATION | The strong effects last around 6-8 hours, with after-effects - or integration - lasting weeks or even months.
DOSE | Based on our experience, it is recommended testing the waters before using. Consult this dosing chart & work your way up to a high dose: 0.1-0.35g – Microdose – background work, you may feel a slight boost in mood and some extra energy 0.5-1.5g – Light dose – recreational 2-3.5g – Moderate dose – recreational – closed eye visuals, very euphoric 4-5g – Strong dose – bordering on a spiritual dose, open and closed eye visuals usually 5g+ – Heroic or Spiritual dose – intense visuals and euphoria, high doses like this are where people usually experience an altered sense of self or ego death
TRIP TIPS | Psilocybin-containing mushrooms are not recommended for pregnant or lactating women or children. Antidepressants appear to reduce the effect of psilocybin in some people. Note: potency of individual mushrooms can vary remarkably, even within members of the same species. No dose is going to be exactly the same, even when the amounts are measured very carefully. The more dangerous the drug the more it should be legal. The lethal impact caused by the stigma around “bad” drugs, usually opioids. Consider the risk of consuming a novel compound.
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