SPECIMEN № 002
Amanita muscaria var. muscaria - Cured dried caps, stone-milled to a fine powder in a single batch and sealed the same day.
Reserving holds your pouch from the current small batch. Payment follows by Interac e-Transfer - instructions arrive with your reservation number.
Specimen № 002 begins where № 001 ends. The same wild Canadian Amanita muscaria caps, dried at 40 °C with a brief 90 °C finish and then cured in the dark, are stone-milled in a single small batch into an even, fine grind. This is amanita muscaria powder as it actually looks: light cream-ochre with faint orange flecks. A dark brown grind means burnt or old material; ours stays light because the caps are dried low, slow and fresh.
Milling happens in one continuous run per batch, so every jar and pouch of fly agaric powder is internally consistent - same forest, same dawn window, same grind. Sealed immediately after milling.
Polish spells the name muchomor, Russian мухомор; either way the jar holds one species. The fly agaric mushroom for sale on this page is that species already milled, which is a choice of format and not of material: the mill is the only step between № 001 and № 002. Buying fly agaric online means taking a seller's word for the parts you cannot see, so ours is written down here - single origin, one continuous mill run per batch, sealed the same day. The caps it was milled from have a page of their own. A botanical specimen for collection and study, shipped tracked across Canada. Not for consumption. 19+.
People ask what it does. There is a great deal written about this mushroom, and we are not the ones who get to summarise it for you. Health Canada does not permit a business selling a botanical specimen to make health, wellness or therapeutic claims. So we make none, in either direction. And the literature would not let us make a simple claim even if we were allowed: the same reviews that discuss possible applications also record poisonings, hospital admissions and a firm warning against self-medication. Anyone who hands you a tidy answer about this mushroom is selling you something. Usually the mushroom.
* No cap comes out of a forest perfectly clean, and a brush only gets so far. Expect the odd spruce needle, a fragment of dry leaf or a little soil in the pouch. We do not wash them: washing would put back the water the dryer spent 36 hours taking out.
Anything sold for people to eat falls under Canada's food and natural health product rules, which is why this is sold as a botanical specimen instead.
| Species | Amanita muscaria var. muscaria (fly agaric) |
|---|---|
| Origin | wild forests of British Columbia, Canada - single origin |
| Current batch | October-November 2025 harvest · rested 3 months · ready now |
| Source material | our own cured Dried Caps (№ 001) |
| Drying | 36 h at 40 °C moving air · brief 90 °C finish |
| Milling | stone-milled, one continuous run per batch |
| Colour | light cream-ochre with faint orange flecks |
| Format | fine powder · any weight 30–500 g |
| Packaging | vacuum pouch or rigid box |
| Payment | Interac e-Transfer (Canada) |
| Dispatch | same day when payment clears before 6 pm Vancouver time |
| Shipping | Canada Post tracked parcel C$21 or Xpresspost C$32 · free over C$150 · or collect in Burnaby |
| Returns | unopened, undamaged vacuum seal only - within 14 days |
| Status | botanical specimen · not for consumption · 19+ |
No. A fresh cap is toxic: it is loaded with ibotenic acid. The powder is a botanical specimen for collection and study only. Never food, never a supplement. 19+ only.
Yes. Мухомор is that name in Cyrillic, muhomor the same word in Latin letters, and the species behind both is Amanita muscaria. What is in the jar is № 001 stone-milled, sold as a botanical specimen for collection and study.
Because that is what a proper grind looks like. Dried Amanita muscaria (fly agaric) mills to a light cream-ochre; a dark, chaga-brown powder points to scorched drying or stale caps. Ours is dried at 40 °C, finished briefly at 90 °C, and milled fresh.
Yes, tracked shipping to every province and territory. № 002 is ground Amanita muscaria (fly agaric), the mushroom Eastern Europe calls мухомор, milled from our own cured caps and sold strictly as a botanical specimen for collection and study.
Any weight from 30 to 500 g. Drag the scale or type the grams; pricing interpolates between the preset tiers and is recalculated server-side on every order.
Yes, to the gram, anywhere from 30 to 500 g. The listed tiers are markers on one straight line of pricing, so a weight between two of them costs its own place on that line and there is no discount hiding in the round figures. Reserve the amount, pay by Interac e-Transfer, and the powder ships tracked.
It IS the Dried Caps - the same cured № 001 material, stone-milled in a single batch. One origin, two formats.
People ask what it does. There is a great deal written about this mushroom, and we are not the ones who get to summarise it for you. Health Canada does not permit a business selling a botanical specimen to make health, wellness or therapeutic claims. So we make none, in either direction. And the literature would not let us make a simple claim even if we were allowed: the same reviews that discuss possible applications also record poisonings, hospital admissions and a firm warning against self-medication. Anyone who hands you a tidy answer about this mushroom is selling you something. Usually the mushroom. What is not in dispute is the history. Amanita muscaria has been treated as an out-of-the-ordinary mushroom for thousands of years, set apart from every other mushroom by the reindeer herders of Siberia, by Sámi, Norse and Slavic tradition, and written about continuously ever since. That record is public. Read it yourself: the ethnography, then the chemistry, then the arguments, then the rebuttals, and read the criticism beside every claim. Our part stops at the forest floor: gather it properly, dry it properly, cure it properly, and tell you exactly what we did.
A tracked Canada Post parcel is a flat C$21 anywhere in Canada - one price to every province and territory, typically 2–8 business days. Xpresspost is C$32, typically 1–3 business days. Both are tracked. Orders of C$150 or more ship free by tracked parcel, and payment that clears before 6 pm Vancouver time on a business day goes to the post office that same day. Near Vancouver there is a third option: collect it by hand in Burnaby, free at any size of order, with the time and place agreed by email after you reserve.
One of these is about Ground Powder itself. The rest are about the shop or the other specimen, and each one says so.
What did you order, and why that one? Powder
How long did it take to reach you? 3 days
What did it look like when you opened it? What I expected
What would you tell someone thinking about it? I liked the powder , when I finish mine will order again
Oleksandr · August 2026
What did it look like when you opened it? They are so crispy and their aroma is so rich and mushy
How were we to deal with? Easy I received the package 4 days after I made e-transfer
Andrew Leonard · August 2026