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Mushroom spores are listed among the shop’s mushroom-related products. Listed for reference only — not sold or verified by Pscilly.
Mushroom spores are a spores-and-cultures product associated with 24High. This page is for adults seeking general information about the product category and the shop associated with it. The item is listed for reference only; Pscilly has not verified it, does not sell it, and does not ship it. No pack size or price is provided here.
Spores are microscopic reproductive cells of fungi, and the term “mushroom spores” covers a broad category. Psilocybin appears as the species classification for this product, but no particular strain, species name, or further product details are provided. Mushroom biology and identification are subjects of general scientific interest; this page does not provide instructions for growing or preparing mushrooms.
Psilocybin is a controlled substance. It is legally available only through state-licensed service or healing centers in Oregon and Colorado adult programs. Those programs generally involve screening, a trained facilitator, and a supervised session at a licensed center. Requirements and availability can vary, so adults should confirm current rules directly with a licensed center. This product information is not a substitute for that guidance.
When comparing information about this category, check what a center is licensed to offer, how its screening and facilitation work, and what support it provides before and after a supervised session. Pscilly is a directory and marketplace, not a seller of this item. Use the 24High brand page and Pscilly’s educational guides for general context, and direct questions about legal access to a licensed center.
Glossary: Mushroom · Spores · Psilocybin · Fungi
No. This product is included for reference only, and Pscilly has not verified it. Pscilly does not sell or ship it. The page provides general category information rather than an offer to purchase.
Psilocybin is legally available only through state-licensed service or healing centers in Oregon and Colorado adult programs. Programs generally include screening, a trained facilitator, and a supervised session at a licensed center; check current requirements with the center.