INDICATORS ON PSILOCYBE BAEOCYSTIS YOU SHOULD KNOW

Documented by mycologist Rolf Singer in 1951, this species grows in dense clusters. Their stems may vary in thickness, but their caps certainly are a steady yellow/brown with light-weight-colored gills.prefers soils rich in decaying wood particles and leaf litter. It’s more popular in places with Leptospermum (tea trees) and Dacrydium pine trees.