The Treasure Coast magic mushroom is renowned for its potential benefits, offering users a captivating and visually diverse psychedelic experience. Named after South Florida’s enigmatic region, this strain, with a history rooted in hidden treasures and shipwrecks, boasts a rich and fascinating legacy. Known for its prolific fruiting capabilities and occasional production of albino sub-strains, the Treasure Coast promises a unique and immersive journey. With a rapid colonization rate, diverse cap colors, and a range of fruit body sizes, this magic mushroom strain is celebrated for its potential to deliver a profoundly introspective and visually rich psychedelic encounter.

The physical effects of the Treasure Coast magic mushroom, like other psilocybin-containing varieties, can vary individually, encompassing sensations such as nausea, pupil dilation, changes in body temperature, sensory distortion, increased heart rate, and occasional muscle weakness or tremors during onset. These effects are generally mild and temporary, emphasizing the importance of responsible use, starting with low doses, and being in a safe and comfortable environment.

Reportedly named by a man named ‘Mr. G’ who later became an infamous mycologist in the underground shroom scene.The location was named around the 20th century, shortly after explorers started to discover hidden Spanish treasure and century-old shipwrecks there. The Mushroom was allegedly found growing in bovine dung patches. But like with most origin stories, this one should be enjoyed with a pinch of salt. Original specimens of this strain were collected some time ago from the Southern Florida Gulf Coast. A very prolific fruiter, the Treasure Coast strain is noted for it ability to occasionally spin off albino, or near albino sub strains. Wild samples have been domesticated for some time. The most pronounced feature of this strain is the occasional albino spin-off reportedly produced in some batches. Research associates have found the Treasure Coast to be a very fast colonizer; often completely colonizing 1/2 pint jars in under 12 days. This strain is a very prolific fruiter, as evident by the many mature fruits appearing from the casing trays. . This strain often displays caps that are very lightly caramel colored, sometimes appearing white, if not true albino. Average fruit body heights reach between two and five inches with caps averaging diameters of 1/2 to one inches. Fruit size can very wildly with some batches producing 10-inch mushrooms.