Enigma

Enigma mushrooms are a fascinating mutation of Psilocybe cubensis, a well-known species of psychedelic mushrooms. Unlike typical mushrooms, Enigma mushrooms don’t grow with caps and stems. Instead, they form dense, brain-like clusters that resemble cauliflower or coral2.

They are highly potent, with tryptamine levels reaching up to 3.8%, significantly higher than the average 0.7% found in most Psilocybe cubensis strains. Because they don’t produce spores, they can only be propagated through cloning techniques, making them rare and exclusive2.

Due to their potency, Enigma mushrooms have gained attention for potential therapeutic applications, particularly in addressing mental health conditions like depression, anxiety, and PTSD.