Vietnamese Magic Mushroom

Vietnamese Magic Mushroom

Vietnamese magic mushroom is native to Vietnamese rice patties, which need a moist environment to grow. They grow on a yellow fleshy stem and have large cups up to 5-6 cm in size. They are pretty powerful and increase in the wild.

In dried morel mushrooms. Psilocybin and psilocin were added to the prohibited substances in 2018 through Decree 73. Vietnamese mushrooms for ornamental uses made by people or scientific research done by doctors or psychonauts are legal in Vietnam. ^ “List of psychotropic implications under international control” (PDF).

Buying dried morels in the UK can be purchased legally over the internet or in shops in Vienna. The sale and transportation remain illegal. Vietnamese hanoi mushroom are fully legal in the Bahamas and are not banned; however, psilocybin and psilocin are controlled substances under the United Nations Convention on Narcotic Drugs.

There are over 180 Vietnamese mushrooms with varying potency levels (some 12 times more than others) in various habitats worldwide. But they all have different levels of active ingredients, including psilocybin, psilocin, and biocytin.

So the graph and potency levels give you an idea of ​​where that Vietnam mushroom should be overall in potency compared to other mushrooms. While Psilocybe Cubensis tends to be the most popular.

Hanoi Magic Mushrooms

Hanoi magic mushrooms were first organized in Cuba in 1904 as Stropharia cubensis (Earle 1906) and by Patouillard in 1907, who worked Naematoloma Caerulescens on a remote rural farm in Tonkin (Hanoi), North Vietnam, rising in a pile. Of dung and straw like his mushroom.

Mushroom Seasoning Powder

Ingredients: Iodized salt, flavor enhancer E621 E627 E631, sugar, tapioca starch, vegetable oil (soy, peanut, coconut), mushroom flavor (soy, gluten, and celery), spices (pepper powder, onion powder), powdered mushroom (2 kg). of mushroom powder). Net weight: 450g. Nutritional value per 100g: Energy: 837.4kJ/200kcal