Menace Psilocybe Cubensis Mushrooms Spores

Menace carries with it a bit of Texas folklore. It first showed up in the early 2000s on a ranch outside Houston, where hobbyist “Lostfreddy” noticed cubes with unusual vigor springing from horse manure. The story goes that another collaborator, known as P. Menace, worked to isolate the boldest phenotype from those fruits, and over time the strain held steady—thick stems, broad caps, and a kind of rugged reliability that reflects its Gulf Coast roots. Menace has since become a reference point in Southern U.S. mycology, often compared to classics like Texas Orange Cap or Purple Mystic. Its heritage feels grounded in the land it came from: humble manure beds, warm Texas air, and a keen eye that saw something worth saving.