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Strain

Panaeolus bisporus

Species
Panaeolus bisporus
Lineage
Rare, widely but sparsely distributed
Also called
Copelandia bisporus, Panaeolus bispora, Copelandia bispora

Unlike most dung-loving lookalikes, grows in grassy areas rather than directly on dung.

Photos

  • Panaeolus bisporus, a group of fruits (San Diego, California).
    Panaeolus bisporus, a group of fruits (San Diego, California).Photo: Alan Rockefeller, CC BY 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons
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Growing Panaeolus bisporus

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At a glance

Difficulty
Intermediate
Grows on
Dung (manure-loving, like cubensis)
Lineage and origin
Rare, widely but sparsely distributed
Traits
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Similar strains
Psilocybe semilanceata

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Climate

Typical range for the species, not tested on this strain.

Colonizing
75–80 °F
70–75 °F, 90–95%
Fresh air ()
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Light
indirect 6500K 12/12, or indirect sunlight

Substrate and casing

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What it looks like

Phenotype
Distinguished from similar species mainly under the microscope by two-spored (vs. four-spored) basidia; bruises blue.
When to pick ()
Pick at veil tear with a firm fruit; gills pale blue, not navy

Common problems

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