Psilocybe azurescens
A potent psilocybin mushroom native to a small stretch of the US Pacific coast around the Columbia River delta. It forms dense mycelial mats in woodchips and sandy soil with woody debris near coastal dune grasses, and fruits in late autumn and early winter. Possession and cultivation are illegal in many countries, including under US federal law.
Where it grows wild
It grows in clusters or groups on deciduous woodchips and in sandy soils rich in woody debris, with an affinity for coastal dune grasses. Its mycelium forms a dense, tenacious mat and whitens the wood.
A coastal lowland species: recorded from 4 to 360 m, median 8 m.
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