Morphology and Mutations

Cap (Pileus): Fleshy cap, color variable depending on mutation

Stipe (Stem): Stipe dense, psilocybin that bruises strongly blue

Spores: Spore print dark purple or translucent (if albino)

Genetic Traits: Extremely thin and fragile stems, Small, bell-shaped, and whitish caps, Turns intensely blue (almost black) at the slightest touch, Requires high ventilation and manured substrate

Cultivation Characteristics

Special Requirements: Standard cultivation conditions for psilocybes. Maintain humidity above 90% and temperatures between 21-25°C.

Effects and Psychopharmacology

• Extremely potent
• Clear and intense visuals
• Very rapid onset
• Low body load

History and Description

Commonly marketed as a strain, botanically it is Panaeolus cyanescens. It requires a manure-based substrate and is exponentially more potent than P. cubensis.

Called Hawaiian because the spores of the most famous commercial strain were originally collected in Hawaii.