Enigma isn’t its own separate mushroom species. Think of it more as nature throwing a genetic curveball at our beloved Psilocybe cubensis. You know, those classic psychedelic mushrooms that people lovingly cultivate in shoebox-sized tubs across the globe? Well, Enigma is their wild, weird cousin, a mutated offshoot that’s essentially a Psilocybe cubensis strain gone wonderfully, bafflingly wrong. Picture a blue-tinted, undulating mass resembling brain coral or perhaps a blobfish’s charming cousin. Unlike traditional shrooms with their familiar caps and stems, Enigma just keeps growing as one large, intricate blob—earning affectionate nicknames like the “blob mutation” or the slightly more poetic “fin mutation.”