Psychedelic field guide · 25 profiles

Strain names, with the certainty dial turned down.

Explore common Psilocybe cubensis trade lines by relative potency reputation and experience caution. Labels are informal; batches and individual mushrooms can vary substantially.

IndependentEvidence-awareUpdated July 9, 2026
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Botanical illustration representing Alacabenzi mushroom morphology01

Psilocybe cubensis

Alacabenzi

Often described as balanced, reflective, and physically warm.

First-time caution
Botanical illustration representing Albino Penis Envy mushroom morphology02

Psilocybe cubensis

Albino Penis Envy

Marketed and reported as unusually potent, immersive, and visually prominent.

Experienced only
Botanical illustration representing Amazonian mushroom morphology03

Psilocybe cubensis

Amazonian

Commonly framed as energetic and visually active at a comparable dose.

First-time caution
Botanical illustration representing B+ mushroom morphology04

Psilocybe cubensis

B+

Often described as warm and approachable, a reputation that should not be mistaken for a guarantee.

First-time caution
Botanical illustration representing Blue Meanie mushroom morphology05

Psilocybe cubensis · identity caution

Blue Meanie

Too identity-dependent for a reliable strain-level summary.

Experienced only
Botanical illustration representing Blue Tide mushroom morphology06

Psilocybe cubensis

Blue Tide

Often marketed as visually strong, with significant uncertainty about identity and potency.

Experienced only
Botanical illustration representing Burma mushroom morphology07

Psilocybe cubensis

Burma

Commonly described as energetic and visual within the broad cubensis range.

First-time caution
Botanical illustration representing Cambodian mushroom morphology08

Psilocybe cubensis

Cambodian

Often described as quick, clear, and energetic rather than heavily sedating.

First-time caution
Botanical illustration representing Enigma mushroom morphology09

Psilocybe cubensis

Enigma

Commonly treated as high-potency material with an immersive and sometimes physically heavy character.

Experienced only
Botanical illustration representing Galaxy Dust mushroom morphology10

Psilocybe cubensis

Galaxy Dust

Frequently marketed as strong, but the label carries too little verified information for confidence.

Experienced only
Botanical illustration representing Ghost mushroom morphology11

Psilocybe cubensis

Ghost

Commonly described as inward, visual, and stronger than conventional teacher-type material.

Some experience
Botanical illustration representing Golden Teacher mushroom morphology12

Psilocybe cubensis

Golden Teacher

Commonly described as balanced and reflective rather than unusually forceful.

First-time caution
Botanical illustration representing Hillbilly mushroom morphology13

Psilocybe cubensis

Hillbilly

Commonly described as social and upbeat within the usual cubensis range.

First-time caution
Botanical illustration representing Jedi Mind Fuck mushroom morphology14

Psilocybe cubensis

Jedi Mind Fuck

Often described as lively or playful, with no evidence that the name marks a unique pharmacology.

Some experience
Botanical illustration representing Koh Samui mushroom morphology15

Psilocybe cubensis

Koh Samui

Commonly reported as energetic and socially oriented.

First-time caution
Botanical illustration representing Makilla Gorilla mushroom morphology16

Psilocybe cubensis

Makilla Gorilla

Usually marketed as strong, physically noticeable, and visually intense.

Experienced only
Botanical illustration representing Mazatapec mushroom morphology17

Psilocybe cubensis

Mazatapec

Often described in reflective, grounded language, though chemistry matters more than the label.

First-time caution
Botanical illustration representing Melmac mushroom morphology18

Psilocybe cubensis

Melmac

Usually described as more forceful and absorbing than middle-of-the-road cubensis lines.

Some experience
Botanical illustration representing Penis Envy mushroom morphology19

Psilocybe cubensis

Penis Envy

Widely associated with a stronger, more immersive experience than conventional cubensis material.

Experienced only
Botanical illustration representing Stargazer mushroom morphology20

Psilocybe cubensis

Stargazer

Often described as bright or open, within ordinary cubensis variability.

First-time caution
Botanical illustration representing Tidal Wave mushroom morphology21

Psilocybe cubensis

Tidal Wave

Has a strong-potency reputation and is commonly described as immersive and highly visual.

Experienced only
Botanical illustration representing Treasure Coast mushroom morphology22

Psilocybe cubensis

Treasure Coast

Commonly described as sociable and visually bright at moderate intensity.

First-time caution
Botanical illustration representing Trinity mushroom morphology23

Psilocybe cubensis

Trinity

Frequently placed in the high-potency category and described as immersive.

Experienced only
Botanical illustration representing White Rabbit mushroom morphology24

Psilocybe cubensis

White Rabbit

Often described as visually prominent and more potent than conventional cubensis material.

Some experience
Botanical illustration representing Z-Strain mushroom morphology25

Psilocybe cubensis

Z-Strain

Often described as lively and visually active without a reliably distinct chemistry.

First-time caution