P.semilanceata (aka liberty caps)have a much higher baeocystin content than p.cubensis. while there have been no in-depth studies of Baeocystin it is commonly believed that it gives the shrooms a different effect profile by potentiating and complementing the psilocybin/psilocin. Other species with high baeocystin content are in ascending order:
Azurescens
cyanescens
bohemica
semilanceata
baeocystis
I have not had the pleasure to sample any of these personally, but have been trying (and failing
) to grow azures for a couple of years (they are considerably more difficult than cubies)
I can't wait to sample one of these baeocystin beauties!
hope that clears it up,
JBArk
ps - for more info see Psilocybin mushrooms of the world by Paul Stamets
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