Psilocybe Ovoideocystidiata is a woodlover that is also called “Ovoids” that grows both on the east and the west side of the US, from Los Angeles to Seattle and from Northern Georgia to Boston.
It can be found in woodchip beds in parks, walking paths and naturally on riverbanks and floodplanes when rivers overflow.
A cool thing about this mushroom is that it fruits particularly in the spring between Mars and June but sometimes also in the fall.
It was first documented by Richard V.Gaines in 2003.

The sporeswabs is light with spores and doesn’t come with tracking.

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