Malabar Magic Mushrooms

The Malabar strain, highly regarded among mycology enthusiasts, is a notable variety of Psilocybe cubensis originating from India. Known for its long history and quintessential appearance, this mushroom has garnered interest for both its cultural significance and scientific properties.

Mycologists value the Malabar strain for its unique cellular structures and distinct, flower-shaped spore prints, making it a fascinating subject for study. Its origins and historical context, particularly its connection to Hindu culture, add to its intrigue.

In this exploration, we delve into the Malabar strain’s origins, history, and characteristics, shedding light on this often lesser-studied yet remarkable fungus. Join us to discover the scientific and cultural aspects of the Malabar strain.

Malabar Magic Mushrooms (Psilocybe Cubensis Malabar) originates from the Indian coast of Malabar. These shrooms are known to be fruitier and able to grow in warmer climates. In the wild, these magic mushrooms were found growing in elephant dung. Our version is grown in organic grains.

These mushrooms pack above-average potency and have been used in ancient Hindu and Zoroastrian traditions.