In fact, the truffle is called “sclerotium” (sclerotia in plural). A sclerotium is a thickening of the mycelium, which, as an organ, is used by a mushroom to store its resources. Funny thing is that the truffles look like small nuts.
Sclerotia are part of the life cycle of the fungus and their function is to store nutrients so that the mushroom can survive bad conditions. Think of a shortage of water, extreme temperatures, or excessive moisture.
Due to their effect, psilocybin truffles are also called magic truffles. Basically they are exactly the same product we sell as microdoses at FLOW. The ‘magic’ happens through the psychedelic effect, which is experienced more intensely when taking higher doses.
When taken with a conscious intention in a responsible manner, with our micro dosages it’s like you’re taking a piece of controlled magic every time. Mainly to be more productive and creative than you normally already are.
