🍄‍🟫⬛️🟦 Blue & Black Bruising on Magic Mushies – What Does It Mean?

One of the most common questions we hear from new customers is:

👉 “Is the dark color a sign the mushrooms are spoiled?”

👉 “Is that mold?”

The short answer: Nope! That’s actually a good sign.

What Causes the Bruising?

Psilocybin mushrooms often show blue, purple, or even blackish bruising. This happens when the mushrooms are handled, harvested, or dried. The active compounds — psilocybin and psilocin — react with oxygen, leaving those colorful marks behind.

Think of it like a banana turning brown after being bumped. 🍌 Except here, it’s proof you’ve got real magic mushies in your hands.

Mold vs. Bruising – How to Tell the Difference

• Bruising → Blue, purple, or blackish spots, usually in streaks or patches. Dry and part of the mushroom’s texture.

• Mold → Fuzzy, powdery, or slimy growth in colors like green, white, or grey. Mold looks alive; bruising does not.

If it looks like bruising and feels dry, you’re good. If it looks like fuzz or feels damp/slimy, that’s when to avoid.

Why This Matters

That bruising is actually a natural stamp of authenticity. In fact, many experienced customers look for it as a sign they’re holding potent psilocybin mushrooms. 🌌✨

So next time you see those dark marks, know that it’s not spoilage — it’s confirmation.

Final Note

At Mobile Mushies, we only provide clean, premium product. If you’re ever unsure, just reach out — we’d rather you feel confident and educated than left guessing.

🍄 Stay curious, stay safe, and enjoy the journey.