Jedi Mind Tricks mushroom strain (JEDI)
- Species
- Psilocybe cubensis
- Also called
- Jedi Mind Trick, JMF
- Family
- Golden Teacher line
Origin
Unconfirmed and disputed. Accounts attribute it to Myco Joe/Agar Joe, variously describing a wild Georgia origin in the early 2000s, an isolation in Florida around 2009, or a Z-Strain × Golden Teacher cross around 2014. The sources do not establish which account is correct.
Lineage
A Z-Strain × Golden Teacher cross is claimed by one account; a relationship to Z-Strain is also suggested elsewhere. Neither is confirmed.
Appearance
Reportedly has large golden-brown to caramel caps, often with a pronounced central umbo, and thick pale stems. One source gives cap diameters of about 40–60 mm; gills mature from pale to purple-brown, and the spore print is dark purple-brown to nearly black.
Good to know
The Scottsdale Research Institute selected JMF for a planned FDA-cleared U.S. clinical trial studying whole psilocybin mushrooms; the sources report this as a notable first for a named cubensis strain.
Related
- Jedi Mind Tricks products and licensed brands
- Psilocybin, explained
- Licensed psilocybin centers in Oregon and Colorado
Sources
Psilocybin is a federally controlled substance. Legal adult access is limited to licensed programs in Oregon and Colorado. This profile is educational, not medical advice.