Ovoideocystidiata - Psilocybe Cubensis-spore spot
Psilocybe Ovoideocystidiata has such a long name that most people just refer to them as “Ovoids”. People have also been collecting this species and referring to it as "bluefoots" (Ps. caerulipes) until properly classified in 2003. This species is actually quite pretty to observe in nature as it’s a highly active mushroom and stains blue very deep up maturing. I’ve seen some beautiful photos of this species turning a deep blue and having an almost greenish tint to it at times.
The ovoids are a wood lover and the mycelium has been observed just ripping through wood chips as this species thrives to survive and spread it’s spores. Although this is a cool weather species, it normally does it’s best fruiting in the spring, with smaller flushes in the fall. Most highly active, cool weather, wood loving psilocybe mushrooms only fruit in the fall months, so this mushroom is an exception and also probably a good reason it has been reported in so many places around the world. This species tolerates warmer temperatures as opposed to most psilocybe wood loving species that prefer cold weather only. Also to note the spores from this species are rust in color where most psilocybe wood lovers are dark purple to dark brown.
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