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Fresh magic truffles sold in 20 g packs. Listed for reference only — not sold or verified by Pscilly.
Dragon’s Dynamite Magic Truffles is a fresh-truffle product from Mindrush, described as a 20 g pack. It is presented here as information for adults researching this product type in licensed psilocybin programs, not as a Pscilly purchase. This entry is for reference only: Pscilly does not sell or ship it, and the product has not been verified by Pscilly.
“Magic truffles” is a common name for sclerotia: compact underground structures formed by certain Psilocybe fungi. They differ from familiar above-ground mushroom caps, although both are fungal forms associated with psilocybin in some species. The specific species, cultivation details, and preparation for this product are not provided, so they should not be inferred from its name. Truffle products are often described as earthy, but flavor can vary.
Psilocybin is a controlled substance. It is legally available only through state-licensed service or healing centers in Oregon and Colorado, within licensed adult programs; Pscilly does not sell or ship psilocybin products. These programs generally involve screening, a trained facilitator, and a supervised session at a licensed center. Adults considering a program can ask about eligibility, facilitator training, session structure, product sourcing, and available support before and after a visit.
On Pscilly, the Mindrush brand page and educational guides can help explain product categories and terminology. Pack details alone do not establish species or composition, so adults should confirm relevant information with a licensed center rather than infer details from a product name.
Glossary: Psilocybin · Sclerotia · Psilocybe · Fungi · Mushroom
No. This entry is for reference only and has not been verified by Pscilly. Pscilly does not sell or ship psilocybin products; adults should seek information about legally available programs from state-licensed centers in Oregon or Colorado.
Magic truffles are commonly called sclerotia, dense underground structures formed by certain fungi in the Psilocybe genus. Species and composition vary, and this product entry does not identify a species. In Oregon and Colorado, adults access psilocybin through licensed programs, not ordinary retail sales.