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I've grown various strains of P. cubensis, as well as Panaeolus cyanescens "Hawaiian"...the latter species is a little fussier than cubensis with regard to its growing conditions but in my experience induces a much higher order mushroom experience...much easier on the body, less anxiety during the come up, and they reliably induce a much more clear, clean, lucid, crystalline and colourful state of bemushroomed consciousness, independent of setting. Cubensis is a great species for newcomers to the mushroom growing hobby given their ease of growing but I have no interest in growing these any more, personally. A few additional points, cubensis spore prints and the dried mushrooms themselves do not retain potency long term as well as other species.

While I have past experience with the Pan cyans, the next species on my "to grow" list are the following:

Panaeolus cambodginiensis (Sandose Domesticate & Suphanburi Thailand “Goliath” strains) - Unlike the aforementioned Panaeolus cyanescens, these are apparently as easy to grow as P. cubensis. While they are low yielding compared to cubensis, they are reported as being among the most potent Panaeolus mushrooms, these are known for inducing a very high order mushroom experience that many find markedly preferable to cubensis.

Tek:

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Psilocybe mexicana (Chicon Nindo/Huautla de Jimenez & Jalisco strains) - A species employed by the Aztecs, and revered very highly still by the indigenous Mexican Mazatec, who know probably more about psilocybe mushrooms than any other indigenous group anywhere. The favoured species of the late, great Mazatec shaman Maria Sabina who introduced psiocybe mushrooms to the Western world. The past emphasis of this species has been on the sclerotia or "truffles"...but people should really be directing their attention to the mushrooms themselves. A great deal more potent than cubensis, people consistently report a much higher order experience than that induced by consumption of cubensis, and can be grown in bulk with the right set up, there are some amazing teks out there for this (including one linked below). I was in contact with someone recently with many decades of mushroom experience growing many different species, and this was the only species they continue to ingest (while agreeing that the species below is also a very special one).

Tek:

[URL unfurl="true"]https://mycotopia.net/topic/77821-new-strain-of-ps-mexicana-from-eastern-slope-of-chicon-nindo-in-huatla-de-jimenez/[/URL]

Psilocybe hoogshagenii var. convexa (AKA P. semperviva) - A species employed by several indigenous groups in Mexico. Has a reputation for being a "wise mushroom". I was in contact with someone recently who employs mushrooms in shamanic ceremonies he holds, he has grown 30 different mushroom species and considers these the best of the best. Very potent, very magical and also not hard to grow, they just take a while.

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[URL unfurl="true"]https://mycotopia.net/topic/29055-psilocybe-hoogshagenii-var-convexa-p-semperviva/[/URL]

Dude please chime in back on this thread when you've sampled your Pan cambs!! Would be very interested to hear how you get on! :thumb_up:

<blockquote data-quote="Bancopuma" data-source="post: 3792505" data-attributes="member: 1941">I&#039;ve grown various strains of P. cubensis, as well as Panaeolus cyanescens &quot;Hawaiian&quot;...the latter species is a little fussier than cubensis with regard to its growing conditions but in my experience induces a much higher order mushroom experience...much easier on the body, less anxiety during the come up, and they reliably induce a much more clear, clean, lucid, crystalline and colourful state of bemushroomed consciousness, independent of setting. Cubensis is a great species for newcomers to the mushroom growing hobby given their ease of growing but I have no interest in growing these any more, personally. A few additional points, cubensis spore prints and the dried mushrooms themselves do not retain potency long term as well as other species.While I have past experience with the Pan cyans, the next species on my &quot;to grow&quot; list are the following:Panaeolus cambodginiensis (Sandose Domesticate &amp; Suphanburi Thailand “Goliath” strains) - Unlike the aforementioned Panaeolus cyanescens, these are apparently as easy to grow as P. cubensis. While they are low yielding compared to cubensis, they are reported as being among the most potent Panaeolus mushrooms, these are known for inducing a very high order mushroom experience that many find markedly preferable to cubensis.Tek:[URL unfurl=&quot;true&quot;]https://www.shroomology.org/forums/topic/34-panaeolus-cambodginiensis-sandose-sandose-in-mini-zombie-tubs/[/URL]Psilocybe mexicana (Chicon Nindo/Huautla de Jimenez &amp; Jalisco strains) - A species employed by the Aztecs, and revered very highly still by the indigenous Mexican Mazatec, who know probably more about psilocybe mushrooms than any other indigenous group anywhere. The favoured species of the late, great Mazatec shaman Maria Sabina who introduced psiocybe mushrooms to the Western world. The past emphasis of this species has been on the sclerotia or &quot;truffles&quot;...but people should really be directing their attention to the mushrooms themselves. A great deal more potent than cubensis, people consistently report a much higher order experience than that induced by consumption of cubensis, and can be grown in bulk with the right set up, there are some amazing teks out there for this (including one linked below). I was in contact with someone recently with many decades of mushroom experience growing many different species, and this was the only species they continue to ingest (while agreeing that the species below is also a very special one).Tek:[URL unfurl=&quot;true&quot;]https://mycotopia.net/topic/77821-new-strain-of-ps-mexicana-from-eastern-slope-of-chicon-nindo-in-huatla-de-jimenez/[/URL]Psilocybe hoogshagenii var. convexa (AKA P. semperviva) - A species employed by several indigenous groups in Mexico. Has a reputation for being a &quot;wise mushroom&quot;. I was in contact with someone recently who employs mushrooms in shamanic ceremonies he holds, he has grown 30 different mushroom species and considers these the best of the best. Very potent, very magical and also not hard to grow, they just take a while.Tek:[URL unfurl=&quot;true&quot;]https://mycotopia.net/topic/29055-psilocybe-hoogshagenii-var-convexa-p-semperviva/[/URL]Dude please chime in back on this thread when you&#039;ve sampled your Pan cambs!! Would be very interested to hear how you get on! :thumb_up:</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bancopuma, post: 3792505, member: 1941"] I've grown various strains of P. cubensis, as well as Panaeolus cyanescens "Hawaiian"...the latter species is a little fussier than cubensis with regard to its growing conditions but in my experience induces a much higher order mushroom experience...much easier on the body, less anxiety during the come up, and they reliably induce a much more clear, clean, lucid, crystalline and colourful state of bemushroomed consciousness, independent of setting. Cubensis is a great species for newcomers to the mushroom growing hobby given their ease of growing but I have no interest in growing these any more, personally. A few additional points, cubensis spore prints and the dried mushrooms themselves do not retain potency long term as well as other species. While I have past experience with the Pan cyans, the next species on my "to grow" list are the following: [b]Panaeolus cambodginiensis[/b] (Sandose Domesticate & Suphanburi Thailand “Goliath” strains) - Unlike the aforementioned Panaeolus cyanescens, these are apparently as easy to grow as P. cubensis. While they are low yielding compared to cubensis, they are reported as being among the most potent Panaeolus mushrooms, these are known for inducing a very high order mushroom experience that many find markedly preferable to cubensis. Tek: [URL unfurl="true"]https://www.shroomology.org/forums/topic/34-panaeolus-cambodginiensis-sandose-sandose-in-mini-zombie-tubs/[/URL] [b]Psilocybe mexicana[/b] (Chicon Nindo/Huautla de Jimenez & Jalisco strains) - A species employed by the Aztecs, and revered very highly still by the indigenous Mexican Mazatec, who know probably more about psilocybe mushrooms than any other indigenous group anywhere. The favoured species of the late, great Mazatec shaman Maria Sabina who introduced psiocybe mushrooms to the Western world. The past emphasis of this species has been on the sclerotia or "truffles"...but people should really be directing their attention to the mushrooms themselves. A great deal more potent than cubensis, people consistently report a much higher order experience than that induced by consumption of cubensis, and can be grown in bulk with the right set up, there are some amazing teks out there for this (including one linked below). I was in contact with someone recently with many decades of mushroom experience growing many different species, and this was the only species they continue to ingest (while agreeing that the species below is also a very special one). Tek: [URL unfurl="true"]https://mycotopia.net/topic/77821-new-strain-of-ps-mexicana-from-eastern-slope-of-chicon-nindo-in-huatla-de-jimenez/[/URL] [b]Psilocybe hoogshagenii var. convexa (AKA P. semperviva)[/b] - A species employed by several indigenous groups in Mexico. Has a reputation for being a "wise mushroom". I was in contact with someone recently who employs mushrooms in shamanic ceremonies he holds, he has grown 30 different mushroom species and considers these the best of the best. Very potent, very magical and also not hard to grow, they just take a while. Tek: [URL unfurl="true"]https://mycotopia.net/topic/29055-psilocybe-hoogshagenii-var-convexa-p-semperviva/[/URL] Dude please chime in back on this thread when you've sampled your Pan cambs!! Would be very interested to hear how you get on! :thumb_up: [/QUOTE]