Dried psilocybin mushrooms near you
Dried psilocybin mushrooms are a controlled substance — no legal retail sales exist in the U.S.
Dried psilocybin mushrooms are the product most people mean when they say "magic mushrooms" — whole or ground fruiting bodies, sold by the gram. They are also the product with the widest gap between demand and legality: psilocybin is a Schedule I controlled substance, and no state licenses retail sales of dried mushrooms to take home.
In Oregon and Colorado, dried psilocybin exists only inside the licensed programs. The product is lab-tested, measured, and consumed on site under supervision — it cannot leave the building. That is the full extent of legal access in the U.S.
Gray-market shops in decriminalized cities like Detroit, Ann Arbor, and Oakland do sell dried mushrooms over the counter. Decriminalization means local police treat possession as their lowest priority — it does not make sales legal, and nothing about the product is tested or standardized. Potency varies enormously between species, batches, and even individual mushrooms.
If you see dried mushrooms for sale, the honest questions are: what species, what potency, and tested by whom? In the gray market, the answer to all three is usually "unknown."
Shops carrying dried mushrooms (14)
California
Akoma
Bay Area entheogenic church
Lotus Entheogenic Church
Temescal plant-medicine sanctuary
Zide Door (Church of Ambrosia)
Entheogenic church serving mushrooms as sacrament
Michigan
Cap & Stem
South State Street mushroom storefront
Magic Crystal Health & Wellness
East-side Detroit mushroom and wellness shop
MF Shrooms
Mushroom shop and community space
Mush Love
Walk-in mushroom shop near U-M campus
Psilly
Sibling-run Ann Arbor mushroom shop
Spores Ann Arbor
Downtown Ann Arbor mushroom storefront
Spores Detroit
Detroit storefront for dried mushrooms and edibles
Stemology
Downtown Ann Arbor mushroom storefront
Colorado
Questions people ask
Can I buy dried psilocybin mushrooms legally anywhere in the U.S.?
No. Psilocybin is federally scheduled, and no state allows retail sales of dried mushrooms. Oregon and Colorado allow supervised on-site consumption at licensed centers only.
What about shops in decriminalized cities?
Decriminalization lowers enforcement priority for possession; it does not legalize sales. Shops selling dried mushrooms in those cities operate illegally, and their products are untested and unstandardized.
How strong are dried psilocybin mushrooms?
It varies widely. Psilocybe cubensis typically runs 1–2% psilocybin by dry weight, but potency differs by species, growing conditions, and storage. Without lab testing, any stated potency is a guess.
Are dried Amanita mushrooms different?
Yes. Dried Amanita muscaria caps are not federally scheduled and are sold legally in most states. They contain muscimol, not psilocybin, and produce sedating rather than classically psychedelic effects.