Psilocybe Mexicana Jalisco

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The Jalisco strain of the Psilocybe mexicana is collected from wild specimens located between Guadalajara and Talpa.

It is known as the sacred ‘Teonanacatl’ or ‘God’s flesh’ in the Aztec language. The species was rediscovered by Roger Heim in 1956 and from this species Dr. Albert Hoffman first isolated and named the active entheogenic compounds psilocybin and psilocin .

It produces around 40-125 mm long and 1-3 mm wide shrooms, with an equal thickness all the way down. The cap is about 3-5 cm broad. The flesh is brown to deep brown and dries to a more yellowy tone.