New Jersey Introduced a bill that would legalize the possession, home cultivation, ingesting, and gifting of psilocybin mushrooms for adults 21 and older to promote mental health and wellness

B.C.-based company, Optimi Health has harvested its first cultivation of psilocybin mushrooms at its Health Canada-licensed facilities in Princeton, B.C., positioning itself as a major player in the burgeoning psychedelic sector. According to Optimi's head cultivator, Todd Henderson, The $14-million venture consists of two 10,000-square-feet facilities with a combined total of 10 growing rooms that can produce approximately 2,000 kilograms of dried psilocybin mushrooms a month.