Teo

Teo is P. azurescens — not P. cubensis. This distinction matters completely for dosing. Azurescens produces the highest documented tryptamine content of any naturally occurring psilocybin mushroom species: 1.0–1.78% total tryptamines by dry weight in published analyses, with some samples exceeding P. cubensis by a factor of three.

The experience profile differs from cubensis in character, not just intensity. Researchers consistently report stronger visuals, more pronounced body load, and a harder, more compressed peak with a faster and less gradual onset.

Outdoor-cultivated on woodchip substrate in British Columbia — the same ecology azurescens requires in nature. Availability is seasonal and limited. When stocks are depleted, they remain depleted until the following harvest.

Dose extremely conservatively. For experienced researchers with established cubensis calibration: start at 0.5g or below and evaluate fully before any increase.