Mexican (Mazatapec)

 Scientific Name: Psilocybe cubensis

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 Origin: Used by Mazatec shamans in Mexico for ceremonial purposes.

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 Appearance: Medium caps with a light brown to tan coloration and a pronounced nipple in the center; slender stems.

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 Growth Conditions:

• Substrate: Thrives on Coco Coir, all-in-one bags, or grains; manure is also effective.

• Temperature:

• Colonization: 75–79°F

• Fruiting: 70–74°F.

• Humidity: 85–95%.

• Difficulty: Beginner-friendly; grows consistently in a variety of conditions.

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 Potency: Mild to moderate; often described as euphoric and introspective.

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 Yield:

• 5 lb all-in-one bag: 140–200 grams total

• Flushes: 2–4

• Per Flush: 70–100 grams for the first flush; subsequent flushes taper off.

• 10 lbs substrate in monotub: 400–600 grams total

• Flushes: 3–5

• Per Flush: 150–200 grams for the first flush; subsequent flushes taper off.

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 Popularity: Popular among cultivators and psychonauts for its cultural significance.

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 Uses: Spiritual exploration and ceremonial practices.

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 Notes: Known for its historical and cultural importance; grows steadily even under less-than-ideal conditions.