A Beginner’s Guide To Microdosing and Growing Psilocybin Mushrooms At Home: An Easy 9-Step Method for Growing Indoor Medicinal Mushrooms in as Little as 4 Weeks

by Julie Garner

Make your own “blue honey” by storing your shrooms in nature’s favorite antibacterial, antifungal sweet treat. Blue honey can be kept for up to 18 months in a cool, dark place if you maintain it well. Chop your shrooms into tiny pieces, or grind them into powder and throw it into a honey jar. Mix the shrooms into the honey thoroughly, making sure every piece is coated and submerged. Seal well and store. Make sure to check in every few weeks to make sure that no mold has formed. If it has, scoop the top layer off and discard it. The inside of the honey will not be affected. The longer the mushrooms sit in the golden liquid, the more psilocybin will seep into them, meaning that after about 6 months, you will be able to feel the psychoactive effects from just eating the honey. As honey never goes bad, neither will your shrooms. Honey is one of the longest-lasting storage methods for psilocybin.