Psilocybe tasmaniana
Psilocybe tasmaniana was described from Tasmania and southeastern Australia, growing on kangaroo dung and dung mixed with wood and leaves in grassland and eucalypt forest. Most current reports come from New Zealand on mulch and potting mix, but whether those are truly this species is uncertain. Very little is known about growing it. It contains psilocybin, which is a controlled substance in many countries; check local law before cultivating.
Where it grows wild
Originally on animal dung, including kangaroo dung, or wood and leaves mixed with dung, in grassland and eucalypt forest. Recent finds come from soil with woody debris, bark mulch and potting mix.
The type collections came from lowland to montane Tasmania and the ACT; recorded elevations 0–1800 m (median 60 m).
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