As some of the first dwellers on planet earth, reaching twenty feet in height over 60 million years ago, mushrooms remain the more mysterious cousins to our plant allies. They make their…
“The Mycelium is the neurological network of nature.”
Paul Stamets
Magic mushrooms, or Psilocybe Cubensis, are mushrooms we know and love for their psychoactive components psilocybin and psilocin. These psychedelic mushrooms have been used for their magical healing powers since the beginning…
Medicinal mushrooms are having a moment! Or, rather, they’re reminding us that they’ve been here all along – supporting not just our health but – some would say – the evolution of…
The first time I plucked a mushroom from the earth with intention was during a mushroom foraging walk led by a mycology group local to my area. I knew enough to understand…
August is here, for me that means MycoFest. MycoFest is our annual Mushroom & Arts Festival the first weekend of August every year here in Central Pennsylvania. MycoFest has held its significance…
Medicinal adaptogenic mushrooms are an ancient tonic medicine experiencing a much deserved revival in modern wellness culture and consciousness communities around the world. There are mushroom tinctures sold in wellness havens like…
Chicken of the Woods or Laetiporus sp. are orange polypore mushrooms that grow on living and dead trees as well as the roots. There are 2 different types of Chicken of the…
Cordyceps are a special Entomopathogenic fungi, specifically a fungi that fruits off of an insect, technically placing it in the category of a pathogen. For most of us this might sound like…
Chaga mushroom is a potent medicinal fungi whose wide-ranging benefits have been recognized by traditional and modern medicine. Chaga, or inonotus obliquus, grows on birch and other trees in the Northern Hemisphere,…
What if I told you there was a magical mushroom you could ingest that could bring you serenity, be instrumental in keeping you radiantly healthy, and help you to ward off many…
If you’re unfamiliar with it, you probably wouldn’t realize lion’s mane was a mushroom on sight alone. It’s all white and rotund, with long, tendril-like spines. The many names attributed to it reflect…
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