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: Monstrous and plump fruiting bodies, Hats with very downward-curved brims, Extremely aggressive colonization rate, Resistance to extreme conditions

Cultivation Characteristics

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

Effects and Psychopharmacology

• Brain and clear effect
• Euphoric joy
• Lots of energy and desire to talk
• Slight lethargy

History and Description

The American Giant. Originally from Arkansas, it produces stocky, rounded caps with thick stems, known as true production beasts.

Isolated in the 90s in the southern United States. Today it is a commercial favorite for its ease and very high yield.