Dried amanita muscaria in capsules

Amanita Muscaria

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Fly agaric mushroom

Fly Agarics: What are they? How do they look? And where do they grow naturally?

Amanita Muscaria (well-known as the Fly Agaric or Mario mushroom) is very recognizable because of its vibrant look. Through the centuries it integrated deeply into folklore, traditional practices, and artistic representations around the world.

Appearance

  • Cap: Cap: Bright red/ orange, occasionally speckled with white spots. It can grow up to 20cm across and usually is glossy, and slightly sticky when wet.
  • Gills: White/ cream-colored, they are located under the cap, closely packed and do not connect to the stem.
  • Stipe (stalk): White with a brittle texture. The base features a bulbous volva (a cup-like structure from which the stem emerges), with shaggy rings of scales around it and a large, distinct skirt.
  • Spores: White and oval-shaped.
  • Scent: Slightly savory and earthy.

Where do Fly Agarics typically grow?

In temperate and boreal parts of the Northern Hemisphere of our mother Earth.

In regions such as Europe, North America, the UK, and Ireland, where it continues to be part of the natural landscape.

The mushrooms create mutual relationships with trees by connecting with mycelium to their roots. It allows both - the trees and the mushrooms - to exchange essential nutrients.

Habitats

  • Forests: Prefers birch, pine, spruce, and oak woodlands.
  • Regions: Found across Europe, North America, Asia, and parts of North Africa.
  • Elevation: Grows from lowland forests to mountainous regions, adapting to different climates.
  • Soil Conditions: Acidic, well-drained soils rich in organic material.
  • Season: From late summer to early winter, depending on the climate and geography.

Fly Agarics often emerge in fairy-ring formations/ clusters near the trees' base. While they are revered for centuries in various traditions, om.shroom offers Amanita Muscaria for sale with a commitment to the highest quality standards, ensuring careful harvesting and preparation. Because we love these mushrooms.

Amanita muscaria mushroom

Biological description of the Amanita Muscaria

Amanita Muscaria is a prominent member of the Amanitaceae family. This mushroom is notable for its vibrant appearance and distinctive features, which have made it a subject of interest among mycologists and enthusiasts alike.

Etymology

The name of the Amanita Muscaria mushroom comes from Latin words. Amanita stands for the Amanitaceae family (its genus classification). Muscaria comes from musca ("fly" in Latin). It was used by our ancestors as a fly deterrent. They soaked pieces of the Fly Agaric in milk to attract and kill flies.

Made and certified in Ukraine

All our Amanita products are not for consumption in any form and should be kept out of reach of children and pets. They are provided strictly for artistic, research, decoration, incense, and other non-ingestible purposes.

Compliance with all applicable laws and regulations is required when handling this product. Users are responsible for ensuring that their possession and use are permitted under local, state, and federal law.