Ecuadorian Psilocybe (Psilocybe Equaescens)

If you are using magic mushrooms for the first time, we recommend doing so safely and staying within the starting dose of 2g dried. Only take more if you enjoy the effects, and no sooner than 1.5-2 hours after your first dosage.

The dosage you should take depends on your body mass, your personal metabolism, your tolerance for similar substances, the time since your last trip, and many other different factors. We all vary greatly from each other, and each person's body also reacts differently.

If you weigh more than 80 kg, you can consider taking proportionally larger amounts. If you weigh less than 60 kg, you will likely need less magic mushrooms to reach the same state as someone who weighs more than you. Again, our bodies react differently and are sensitive to different things, so prioritize your safety.

Microdosing: 0.25 grams dried

Dosage for a light trip: 1 gram dried

Dosage for a normal trip: 1.5-2 grams dried

Dosage for a complete trip: 2–3 grams, dried

Dosage for an extreme trip: 2.5-4 grams dried

Important! Make sure to stop eating at least 3-4 hours before the trip (the longer, the better). Additionally, any sugary, calorie-rich drink, snack, or meal will reduce the effect of the magic truffle.

The origin of Psilocybe Equaescens, or simply Ecuadorian magic mushrooms, is not entirely clear to this day. What we know for sure is that this is one of the most potent Psilocybe Cubensis species. The species will be appreciated by anyone who is a fan of spiritual and philosophical trips. Some psychonauts believe that Ecuadorian magic mushrooms originated high in the Andes mountains.

Psilocybe Cubensis is one of the most popular magic mushroom species in the world. This is especially due to the fact that it grows naturally in some areas of Southeast Asia, Australia, and Central-South America. The species was first described in 1906 as Stropharia Cubensis by Franklin Sumner Earle in Cuba. In the following years, this species was classified under various names, such as Naematoloma Caerulenscens and Stropharia Cyanenscens.

Later this strain was assigned to the same species as Psilocybe Cubensis. The name “Psilocybe” is derived from the Greek words psilos (ψιλος) and kube (κυβη), which translate to “bald head”. “Cubensis” means “from Cuba”, referring to the location as first published by Franklin Sumner Earle.

Psilocybe cubensis became famous after Terence and Dennis McKenna published their Magic Mushroom Grower's Guide in the 70s. They introduced new methods for growing psilocybin mushrooms at the time and assured readers that Psilocybe cubensis is one of the easiest species to cultivate. This type of mushroom is most associated with the cattle farming industry because these fungi like to grow in cow dung.

For your first psychedelic experience, you should first evaluate your mental state and external factors that could potentially have an influence. This means you should only experiment with magic truffles if you meet all of the following conditions:

• You feel like everything in your life is great right now.
• No major changes are happening in your life at the moment.
• You are not grieving and you didn't just break up with your ex-partner
• You don't feel tired, stressed, or mentally exhausted…
• You will enjoy it and the trip will take place in a comfortable environment.
• You know you're planning a long trip with friends, and you're with friends you can trust.
• You want to trip and you're not afraid, you're actually looking forward to the experience and are excited to try something new.

To keep it short, every time you want to trip, you should evaluate your mental state and all external factors. This is to ensure that you are in a mentally calm and physically comfortable environment.

Spores, mycelium, and psilocybin mushrooms are not difficult to cultivate, but they are very susceptible to contamination by various types of bacteria. Therefore, it is very important to keep everything sterile and ensure that the vial does not become contaminated with bacteria.

1. Wash your hands (preferably with antibacterial soap) and wipe the culture ampoule with a clean wet cloth. It is best to clean and disinfect it with an alcohol wipe.
2. Clean and sterilize the workspace.
3. Loosen the cap of the growth ampoule (just a little, don't open it!). This prevents a vacuum from forming in the ampoule when you remove the spores.
4. Remove the syringe from its sterile packaging. Ensure the syringe and needle do not become contaminated with bacteria or dirt.
5. Insert the needle through the rubber seal of the vial and slowly fill the syringe with trace amounts of liquid.
6. The filled syringe is now ready for use; you can inoculate the selected substrate.
7. Allow cultivation at room temperature in the substrate, try to ensure there are no large fluctuations in day/night temperature. Avoid direct sunlight.
8. In the coming days, the mycelium will become visible and later the mushrooms will begin to grow.

Do not use magic mushrooms in combination with alcohol, drugs, MAO inhibitors, or other substances that can alter your physical or mental state. Do not use magic truffles if you are taking other medications, have mental disorders, or have other psychiatric conditions that may affect how your body and mind react to psychoactive substances.

If you are experiencing a bad trip or an unpleasant feeling, take sugar and vitamins first. Calorie-rich food and drinks with many calories are best. The faster you raise your blood sugar level, the faster your body and mind will exit the trip. 

Do not use psychedelic substances if you are pregnant, may become pregnant, are currently breastfeeding, or are taking prescription medication. Always consult your doctor before using this product. This product may cause fatigue and drowsiness or slow reaction time. Therefore, do not drive or operate heavy machinery after/while using this product. This product is not for sale to individuals under 18 years of age. Keep out of reach of children. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

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