Panaeolus cyanescens, also known as Copelandia Cyanescens or “blue meanies,” is a mushroom species containing psilocybin, a psychedelic compound. They are common throughout the world, growing on cow dung and in other fertilized grassy areas. When handled or bruised, they can be distinguished by their dark brown to black spore prints and the blue or greenish tint on the stem. They are considered potent psychedelic mushrooms and are not recommended for those not experienced with psychedelic substances.
A Panaeolus cyanescens spore syringe can be used for microscopic identification of the species or to propagate Panaeolus cyanescens mushrooms. It contains a solution of spores suspended in sterile water, which can be used to inoculate a substrate, such as sterilized rye or straw, or to dispense spores onto a microscope slide.
Panaeolous Cyanescens is a strain that requires some experience to be successful with. Typically, researchers and mycologists graduate from Psilocybe Cubensis to Pan Cyan.
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