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Magic truffles are sclerotia: compact structures formed within the mycelium of certain psychedelic fungi. The name “truffle” is actually somewhat misleading, as they are not true truffles. Mycelium is the network of fine fungal threads that makes up the main body of a fungus. Some species form sclerotia within this network, where nutrients are stored.
Psychedelic truffles contain substances including psilocybin and psilocin. These compounds are responsible for their psychedelic effects.

The main difference is that Magic Mushrooms are the fruiting bodies of a fungus, while Magic truffles are sclerotia that develop within the mycelium. Both can come from psychedelic fungi and can contain the same active compounds, including psilocybin and psilocin.
This difference does not automatically mean that Magic Mushrooms are always stronger or that Magic truffles always provide a milder experience. The amount of active compounds can vary, and people may respond to them differently.
Psilocybin is converted into psilocin in the body. Psilocin affects the serotonin system in the brain, which can temporarily alter perception, mood, thoughts and the sense of time. Psilocybin and psilocin are the main psychedelic compounds found in Magic truffles.
Magic truffles can change your perception, thoughts, emotions and sense of time. The main effects usually last for several hours. A psychedelic experience is often referred to as a trip, and the way it unfolds can vary significantly from person to person. The amount of active compounds, your mood and your surroundings can all influence the experience.
Possible effects include:
Less pleasant effects can also occur, including nausea, dizziness, anxiety, restlessness and confusion.
“Set” refers to your mental state, while “setting” refers to the environment in which psychedelics are used. Your mood, expectations and any stress or anxiety you may be experiencing are part of your set. The place you are in and the people around you make up the setting.
A busy or unfamiliar environment can feel very different from a calm and familiar place. Set and setting do not completely determine how an experience will unfold, but they can have a significant influence on it.
The main risks include an overwhelming experience, anxiety, panic, confusion and physical discomfort such as nausea.
Magic truffles are a natural product, but that does not mean that using them is risk-free. Paranoia, disorientation, dizziness and unexpectedly intense effects can also occur.
When an experience becomes particularly unpleasant or overwhelming, it is often referred to as a bad trip. In this situation, moving to a quiet and safe environment, reducing strong sensory input and having a sober, trusted person nearby may help. In the event of a medical emergency or dangerous behaviour, professional medical assistance should be sought.
Combining Magic truffles with alcohol or other drugs can make their effects more difficult to predict. The same applies to medication. It is not possible to assume that a particular combination is safe, as potential interactions vary between medicines.
Use is generally discouraged for people with serious mental health conditions, susceptibility to psychosis, schizophrenia or manic symptoms. Extra caution is also important during pregnancy and for people with certain heart conditions.
The addiction potential of psilocybin is generally considered low. However, repeated use can quickly lead to tolerance. This means that the same amount may temporarily produce a weaker effect. Cross-tolerance with other psychedelics can also occur.
Microdosing means taking a very small amount with the intention of avoiding a clearly noticeable psychedelic trip.
People who microdose often mention improved focus, creativity, energy or mood as reasons for doing so. However, scientific evidence supporting these potential benefits is still limited.
The amount of active compounds in natural products can also vary, making the effects difficult to predict precisely. In addition, not everything is yet known about the potential effects of frequent or long-term microdosing.
Magic truffles are sclerotia produced by certain psychedelic fungi. They consist of compacted mycelium and contain compounds including psilocybin and psilocin.
Magic Mushrooms are the fruiting bodies of a fungus. Magic truffles are sclerotia: compact structures that form within the mycelium. Both can contain psilocybin and psilocin.
The main effects usually last for several hours. Around 4 to 6 hours is commonly mentioned, although it can take longer before someone feels completely back to normal.
Noah van Knippenberg
Content Specialist Novus Fumus
Noah van Knippenberg writes for Novus Fumus about cultivation techniques, mushrooms, and smartshop-related topics. Drawing from his practical experience, he translates complex subjects into accessible and reliable information.
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