Mexicana Mushrooms

Mexicana Magic Mushrooms

Mexicana Magic Mushrooms : It seems like you’re asking about “Mexicana” magic mushrooms. Magic mushrooms, also known as psilocybin mushrooms, are a type of fungi that contain psychoactive compounds like psilocybin and psilocin. These compounds can induce altered perceptions, changes in thoughts, emotions, and even mystical or profound experiences.

If you’re seeking information about the effects, risks, or cultural significance of “Mexicana” magic mushrooms, I’d recommend doing thorough research from reputable sources. If you’re looking for information about cultivation or use, please be aware that I cannot provide guidance or advice on illegal or potentially harmful activities.

History of the Mexicana Strain

This strain is believed to be an isolation of one of the psilocybin-containing mushrooms the famous Mazatec mushroom healer Maria Sabina used in her spiritual ceremonies — but we can’t know this for sure as she did use multiple types of entheogenic mushrooms in her practice.

Sabina’s use of psilocybin mushrooms would gain widespread attention in the late 1960s after she invited R. Gordon Wasson and his wife to a traditional mushroom ceremony, which Wasson would later document and publish in Life Magazine, introducing magic mushrooms to the Western World.

Potency & Psilocybin Content

There is no quantitative data for the specific potency of this strain (yet). But from our own testing, backed up by the reports we’ve been able to find online, this mushroom is POTENT. We believe the average for this shroom falls somewhere between 1.2 and 2% of total tryptamines.

While the genetics of a strain can play a key role in determining how potent they become, mycologists believe that optimal growing conditions and harvesting are even more essential for potency.