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Every country in the grid as a full record: the law that applies, each status with its note, the source we read and the date we checked it.
This sheet holds the same data as the grid, written out as one record per country. Each record names the law that applies, gives every cell its status and a short explanation, and links the source we read with the date we read it. Use the letter codes below to jump to a country.
The columns are the same everywhere. Mushrooms means fresh or dried fruiting bodies. Truffles are sclerotia, the underground form that Dutch smartshops sell. Spores contain no psilocybin; a laboratory study of Psilocybe cubensis found none of the active compounds in its spores (Gotvaldová et al., 2021). Grow kits are substrate already colonised by mycelium. Possession is the consequence for holding a small amount for your own use.
Where a law only bans the substance psilocybin and does not say whether material that contains it is covered, the truffle cell stays unverified. Where no law text, court ruling or public body mentions spores or grow kits, those cells stay unverified too, with a note on the rule that comes closest. Nothing here is legal advice.
BMushrooms
ProhibitedOffering, supplying or growing psilocybin mushrooms for misuse: up to 1 year or 360 daily rates (SMG § 27(1) no. 3).
Source: SMG § 27, checked 14 Oct 2026CTruffles
UnverifiedPsilocybin is a controlled substance and § 27 names "Pilze"; we found nothing on whether truffles count.
Source: SMG § 27, checked 14 Oct 2026DSpores
UnverifiedNo rule found; § 27 targets supply and growing for misuse.
Source: SMG § 27, checked 14 Oct 2026EGrow kits
UnverifiedNo rule found; growing the mushrooms for misuse is an offence.
Source: SMG § 27, checked 14 Oct 2026FPossession
Depends§ 27(1) no. 3 does not list acquiring or holding the mushrooms, and checkit, run by Suchthilfe Wien, says that is not punishable. Pure psilocybin: up to 6 months.
Source: checkit (Suchthilfe Wien) + SMG § 27, checked 14 Oct 2026Belgium
Wet 24 februari 1921 (art. 2bis); KB 6 september 2017 (verdovende middelen en psychotrope stoffen, bijlagen) · law text
BMushrooms
ProhibitedDe Druglijn (VAD): psilocybin mushrooms fall under the drug law; holding, using and selling are punishable whatever the dose.
Source: De Druglijn (VAD), updated 14-08-2026, checked 14 Oct 2026CTruffles
ProhibitedDe Druglijn: truffles of Psilocybe species are covered as well.
Source: De Druglijn (VAD), updated 14-08-2026, checked 14 Oct 2026DSpores
UnverifiedNo rule or official statement on spores found.
Source: De Druglijn (VAD), updated 14-08-2026, checked 14 Oct 2026EGrow kits
UnverifiedNo source on kits found. The 1921 law also penalises growing plants from which controlled substances can be extracted.
Source: Wet 24-02-1921 art. 2bis, checked 14 Oct 2026FPossession
Criminal offenceUnder the penal code reform in force since 2026: level 3, more than 3 to 5 years. A lighter regime exists only for personal-use cannabis.
Source: Wet 24-02-1921 art. 2bis, checked 14 Oct 2026Bulgaria
Закон за контрол върху наркотичните вещества и прекурсорите (ЗКНВП) + Наредба за реда за класифициране на растенията и веществата като наркотични, Списък I; Наказателен кодекс чл. 354а · law text
BMushrooms
ProhibitedPsilocybin and psilocin are on List I. The drug law bans holding them and any preparation, defined as any material containing them.
Source: Наредба Списък I + ЗКНВП чл. 30, §1 т. 12, checked 14 Oct 2026CTruffles
ProhibitedNot named, but covered as material containing psilocybin (drug law, § 1 item 12).
Source: ЗКНВП §1 т. 12 + чл. 30, checked 14 Oct 2026DSpores
UnverifiedNo rule found. The growing ban names poppy, coca and cannabis only.
Source: ЗКНВП §1 т. 12 + чл. 30, checked 14 Oct 2026FPossession
Criminal offence1 to 6 years and a fine for high-risk drugs (Criminal Code, art. 354a(3)); a minor case is a fine (art. 354a(5)).
Source: Наказателен кодекс чл. 354а, checked 14 Oct 2026GTravel
Carrying narcotics across the border without a permit is smuggling: 10 to 15 years for high-risk drugs (art. 242(2)).
Croatia
Zakon o suzbijanju zlouporabe droga (NN 107/01 ... 39/19) + Popis droga, psihotropnih tvari i biljaka (NN 19/23, amended NN 154/24) · law text
BMushrooms
ProhibitedPsilocybin is on the drug list; psilocin falls under the tryptamines entry. The mushrooms are not named.
Source: Popis droga NN 19/2023, 2. Popis psihotropnih tvari, Odjeljak 1, checked 14 Oct 2026CTruffles
UnverifiedNot named, and we found no wording on material containing a listed substance.
Source: Zakon o suzbijanju zlouporabe droga, čl. 2 (NN 39/19), checked 14 Oct 2026DSpores
UnverifiedNo rule found. Holding means for making drugs is banned (art. 3(2)).
Source: Zakon o suzbijanju zlouporabe droga, čl. 2 (NN 39/19), checked 14 Oct 2026EGrow kits
UnverifiedNo rule found. The growing rules refer to plants, not fungi.
Source: Zakon o suzbijanju zlouporabe droga, čl. 2 (NN 39/19), checked 14 Oct 2026FPossession
Minor offenceMisdemeanour: a fine of HRK 5,000 to 20,000 in the 2019 text (about 664 to 2,654 euros) or up to 90 days (art. 54(3)).
Source: Zakon o suzbijanju zlouporabe droga, čl. 2 (NN 39/19), checked 14 Oct 2026GTravel
Import counts as drug trade and is prohibited outside licensed use (arts. 2 and 3).
Cyprus
Ο περί Ναρκωτικών Φαρμάκων και Ψυχοτρόπων Ουσιών Νόμος 29/1977, Πρώτος Πίνακας Μέρος Ι (Τάξη Α) · law text
BMushrooms
UnverifiedPsilocin and psilocybin are Class A, including "any preparation or other product containing" them. The mushrooms are not named and we found no ruling.
Source: Ν. 29/1977 Πρώτος Πίνακας Μέρος Ι + Κ.Δ.Π. 226/85, checked 14 Oct 2026CTruffles
UnverifiedNot named; depends on whether a truffle counts as a product containing psilocybin.
Source: Ν. 29/1977 Πρώτος Πίνακας Μέρος Ι παρ. 5, checked 14 Oct 2026DSpores
UnverifiedNo rule found. The growing ban names cannabis, poppy and coca only.
Source: Ν. 29/1977 Πρώτος Πίνακας Μέρος Ι παρ. 5, checked 14 Oct 2026EGrow kits
UnverifiedNo rule found.
Source: Ν. 29/1977 Πρώτος Πίνακας Μέρος Ι παρ. 5, checked 14 Oct 2026FPossession
Criminal offenceClass A: up to 12 years and/or a fine (art. 6(2)); for a first offence under 25 with own use, up to 2 years (art. 30(2)).
Source: Ν. 29/1977 Πρώτος Πίνακας Μέρος Ι παρ. 5, checked 14 Oct 2026GTravel
Importing any controlled drug is prohibited (art. 4(1)).
Czechia
Trestní zákoník 40/2009 Sb. §§ 284-285 as replaced by zákon 270/2025 Sb. (účinnost 1. 1. 2026); zákon 167/1998 Sb. § 39; NV 463/2013 Sb.; NV 455/2009 Sb. příloha 1 · law text
BMushrooms
ProhibitedPsilocin and psilocybin are on list 4 (regulation 463/2013); psilocybin fungi are named in regulation 455/2009.
Source: NV 455/2009 Sb. příloha 1 + NV 463/2013 Sb., checked 14 Oct 2026CTruffles
ProhibitedCovered as fungi containing psilocybin and via psilocybin on list 4.
Source: NV 455/2009 Sb. příloha 1 + NV 463/2013 Sb., checked 14 Oct 2026DSpores
UnverifiedNo rule or official statement on spores found.
Source: NV 455/2009 Sb. příloha 1 + NV 463/2013 Sb., checked 14 Oct 2026EGrow kits
ProhibitedThe Supreme Court guide values count mycelium on substrate as drug material: more than 40 g is more than a small amount.
Source: Nejvyšší soud Tpjn 301/2013, příloha (Policie ČR), checked 14 Oct 2026FPossession
Minor offenceA small amount is a misdemeanour with a fine up to CZK 50,000. More than a small amount is a crime, up to 1 or 2 years (Act 270/2025, in force 1 Jan 2026).
Source: Zákon 270/2025 Sb. (TZ §§ 284-285; zákon 167/1998 § 39), checked 14 Oct 2026Denmark
Bekendtgørelse om euforiserende stoffer, BEK nr 405 af 26/03/2026, bilag 1 liste B; Lov om euforiserende stoffer LBK nr 1334 af 09/12/2019 § 3 · law text
BMushrooms
ProhibitedList B no. 411 covers psilocybin fungi, including grown or dried ones; use only with a permit for scientific purposes.
Source: BEK 405/2026, bilag 1, liste B, checked 14 Oct 2026CTruffles
ProhibitedCovered as "other fungi containing psilocin or psilocybin" (no. 411) and via psilocybin (no. 408).
Source: BEK 405/2026, bilag 1, liste B, checked 14 Oct 2026DSpores
ProhibitedSpores of P. semilanceata and P. cubensis are named in list B no. 411.
Source: BEK 405/2026, bilag 1, liste B, checked 14 Oct 2026EGrow kits
ProhibitedThe list covers grown fungi and P. cubensis spores; a colonised kit falls within that wording.
Source: BEK 405/2026, bilag 1, liste B, checked 14 Oct 2026FPossession
Criminal offenceA fine or up to 2 years (Act on Euphoriant Substances, § 3).
Source: Lov om euforiserende stoffer § 3, checked 14 Oct 2026GTravel
Import and export of list B substances need a special permit (§ 2); importing truffles from the Netherlands is punishable under § 3.
Estonia
Narkootiliste ja psühhotroopsete ainete ning nende lähteainete seadus (NPALS) + sotsiaalministri määrus nr 73 (18.05.2005), lisa 1, I nimekiri · law text
BMushrooms
ProhibitedList I names psilocybin and psilocin "including mushrooms containing" them.
Source: Regulation nr 73, annex 1, List I, checked 14 Oct 2026CTruffles
ProhibitedNot named, but List I covers psilocybin-containing fungi as a whole.
Source: Regulation nr 73, annex 1, List I, checked 14 Oct 2026DSpores
UnverifiedNo rule on spores found. Growing psilocybin mushrooms is banned (Drug Act, s. 3(2¹)).
Source: NPALS §3(2^1), checked 14 Oct 2026EGrow kits
UnverifiedNo rule on kits found. Growing psilocybin mushrooms is expressly banned (s. 3(2¹)).
Source: NPALS §3(2^1), checked 14 Oct 2026FPossession
Minor offenceMisdemeanour: a fine of up to 300 fine units or detention (s. 15¹). Large amounts fall under the Penal Code.
Source: NPALS §3(2^1), checked 14 Oct 2026GTravel
Import is part of the handling of narcotics, which is banned outside scientific and similar uses (Drug Act, ss. 2 and 3).
BMushrooms
ProhibitedThe Narcotics Act defines Psilocybe fungi themselves as narcotics (s. 3) and bans growing them (s. 7).
Source: Huumausainelaki 3 §, checked 14 Oct 2026CTruffles
UnverifiedNot named. Psilocybe fungi and psilocybin are controlled; we found no source that addresses sclerotia.
Source: VNA 543/2008 liite IV, checked 14 Oct 2026DSpores
UnverifiedNo rule on spores found. Growing Psilocybe fungi is banned outright (s. 7).
Source: Huumausainelaki 3 §, checked 14 Oct 2026EGrow kits
UnverifiedNot named. Buying material to grow Psilocybe may count as preparing a drug offence (Criminal Code 50:3), but we found no official text on kits.
Source: Rikoslaki 50:1 and 50:3, checked 14 Oct 2026FPossession
Criminal offenceDrug use offence: a fine or up to 6 months (Criminal Code, chapter 50, s. 2a).
Source: Rikoslaki 50:1 and 50:3, checked 14 Oct 2026GTravel
Importing narcotics is prohibited (Narcotics Act, s. 5), and Psilocybe fungi are narcotics.
France
Arrêté du 22 février 1990 fixant la liste des stupéfiants (annexes III et IV); Code de la santé publique L3421-1 · law text
BMushrooms
ProhibitedAnnex IV of the narcotics list names hallucinogenic mushrooms, "notamment" Stropharia, Conocybe and Psilocybe; psilocin and psilocybin are in annex III.
Source: Arrêté 22-02-1990, annexe IV (ANSM), checked 14 Oct 2026CTruffles
ProhibitedCovered as hallucinogenic fungi (the list is open-ended) and via psilocybin.
Source: Arrêté 22-02-1990, annexe IV (ANSM), checked 14 Oct 2026DSpores
UnverifiedNo rule or official statement on spores found.
Source: Arrêté 22-02-1990, annexe IV (ANSM), checked 14 Oct 2026EGrow kits
UnverifiedNo official source on kits found. Producing narcotics is a crime (Code pénal, art. 222-35).
Source: Arrêté 22-02-1990, annexe IV (ANSM), checked 14 Oct 2026FPossession
Criminal offenceUse: up to 1 year and 3,750 euros, or a fixed fine of 200 euros (CSP L3421-1). Holding drugs as such falls under Code pénal art. 222-37.
Source: justice.fr (Service Public), updated 28-11-2024, checked 14 Oct 2026GTravel
Importing narcotics is punishable by up to 10 years (Code pénal, art. 222-36).
BMushrooms
ProhibitedPsilocin and psilocybin are in Annex I of the BtMG; fungi and their parts containing them are covered when intended for intoxication.
Source: BtMG Anlage I + § 2 Abs. 1 Nr. 1 b, checked 14 Oct 2026CTruffles
ProhibitedCovered as parts of fungi containing psilocybin (BtMG § 2 and Annex I).
Source: BtMG § 2 Abs. 1 Nr. 1 b + Anlage I, checked 14 Oct 2026DSpores
DependsCovered as biological material for growing psilocybin fungi when misuse for intoxication is intended (Annex I, last indent).
Source: BtMG Anlage I + § 2 Abs. 1 Nr. 1 b, checked 14 Oct 2026EGrow kits
DependsSame wording as spores: covered when intended for intoxication. Growing the mushrooms is an offence (§ 29).
Source: BtMG Anlage I + § 2 Abs. 1 Nr. 1 b, checked 14 Oct 2026FPossession
Criminal offenceUp to 5 years or a fine (§ 29). Prosecutors may drop small personal-use cases (§ 31a); no fixed limit for mushrooms.
Source: BtMG § 29, § 31a, checked 14 Oct 2026GTravel
Importing narcotics, truffles from the Netherlands included, is punishable under § 29(1) no. 1 BtMG.
Greece
Ν. 4139/2013 (Κώδικας νόμων για τα ναρκωτικά) + πίνακες άρθρου 1 παρ. 2 ν. 3459/2006 (Πίνακας Α') · law text
BMushrooms
UnverifiedPsilocybin and psilocin are in Table A. The mushrooms are not named, and we found no text that extends the table to fungal material.
Source: Πίνακες ουσιών άρθρου 1 ν. 3459/2006 (Υπ. Υγείας, 2025), checked 14 Oct 2026CTruffles
UnverifiedNot named; same gap as for mushrooms.
Source: Ν. 4139/2013 άρθρο 1, checked 14 Oct 2026EGrow kits
UnverifiedNo rule found. Growing "any other plant" that yields narcotics is trafficking (art. 20); fungi are not named.
Source: Ν. 4139/2013 άρθρο 1, checked 14 Oct 2026FPossession
Criminal offenceUp to 5 months for own use (Law 4139/2013, art. 29); the court can leave occasional use unpunished.
Source: Ν. 4139/2013 άρθρο 1, checked 14 Oct 2026GTravel
Import is listed as a trafficking act (art. 20), subject to the personal-use rule of art. 29. Narcotics sent by post are seized.
Hungary
2012. évi C. törvény (Btk.) 178., 180., 459. § (1a), 461. §; 78/2022. (XII. 28.) BM rendelet, 2. melléklet (P1 jegyzék) · law text
BMushrooms
ProhibitedPsilocybin and psilocin are on list P1, which the Criminal Code counts as drugs. The mushrooms are not named.
Source: 78/2022 BM rendelet, 2. melléklet P1, checked 14 Oct 2026CTruffles
UnverifiedNot named, and we found no text that covers any material containing psilocybin.
Source: Btk. 461. § (1), checked 14 Oct 2026DSpores
UnverifiedNo rule found. Supplying material for growing drugs is an offence (§ 182).
Source: Btk. 461. § (1), checked 14 Oct 2026EGrow kits
UnverifiedNo rule found. Growing drugs (§ 178) and supplying material for it (§ 182) are offences.
Source: Btk. 178. § (1), 182. §, checked 14 Oct 2026FPossession
Criminal offenceMisdemeanour under criminal law: up to 2 years for a small amount for own use (§ 178(6)). Diversion is possible (§ 180).
Source: Btk. 178. § (1), 182. §, checked 14 Oct 2026GTravel
Bringing drugs into Hungary: 2 to 8 years (§ 178(1)); a small amount for own use ordered from abroad is a misdemeanour (§ 178(6)).
BMushrooms
UnverifiedThe drug regulation lists psilocybin and psilocin as prohibited but does not name mushrooms. We could not open the act itself.
Source: Reglugerð 233/2001 fylgiskjal I, checked 14 Oct 2026CTruffles
UnverifiedNot named; only the substances are listed.
Source: Reglugerð 233/2001 fylgiskjal I, checked 14 Oct 2026FPossession
Criminal offenceAn offence under Act 65/1974. Small amounts are usually settled with a police fine, from ISK 50,000 (Prosecutor General instruction RS 1/2025).
Source: Ríkissaksóknari RS 1/2025, checked 14 Oct 2026GTravel
Importing, buying and holding prohibited substances, psilocybin among them, is banned (regulation 233/2001, art. 2).
Ireland
Misuse of Drugs Act 1977 (Schedule, para (n)); S.I. 55/2006 Declaration Order; S.I. 54/2006 Exemption · law text
BMushrooms
ProhibitedAny fungus containing psilocin or its ester is a controlled drug since 31 January 2006; wild, uncultivated fungi are exempt from the possession offence.
Source: S.I. No. 55/2006, checked 14 Oct 2026CTruffles
ProhibitedCovered as "any substance, product or preparation (whether natural or not), including a fungus" containing psilocin.
Source: S.I. No. 55/2006, checked 14 Oct 2026DSpores
UnverifiedNo rule found; the control covers material that contains psilocin.
Source: S.I. No. 55/2006, checked 14 Oct 2026EGrow kits
UnverifiedNo rule found; the wild-growing exemption does not cover cultivated fungi.
Source: S.I. No. 54/2006, checked 14 Oct 2026FPossession
Criminal offenceSummary: up to 12 months and/or a fine; on indictment up to 7 years (Misuse of Drugs Act 1977, s. 27).
Source: Misuse of Drugs Act 1977 s.27 (revised), checked 14 Oct 2026BMushrooms
ProhibitedTabella I lists fungi of the genera Stropharia, Conocybe and Psilocybe, plus psilocybin and psilocin (Law 79/2014).
Source: Ministero della salute, Tabella I (2026), checked 14 Oct 2026CTruffles
ProhibitedNot named, but truffles are part of Psilocybe fungi and psilocybin is in Tabella I.
Source: Ministero della salute, Tabella I (2026), checked 14 Oct 2026DSpores
UnverifiedNo rule or Cassazione ruling on spores found.
Source: Ministero della salute, Tabella I (2026), checked 14 Oct 2026EGrow kits
UnverifiedNo source on kits. Growing Tabella I substances is punished under art. 73.
Source: DPR 309/1990 art. 73 (Brocardi), checked 14 Oct 2026FPossession
Minor offenceOwn use: administrative sanctions for 2 months to 1 year, such as suspension of a driving licence or passport (DPR 309/1990, art. 75).
Source: DPR 309/1990 art. 75 (Brocardi), checked 14 Oct 2026GTravel
Import for own use falls under the administrative regime of art. 75; beyond own use it is trafficking under art. 73 (6 to 20 years).
Latvia
Likums 'Par Krimināllikuma spēkā stāšanās un piemērošanas kārtību', 2. pielikums (I saraksts); Narkotisko un psihotropo vielu un zāļu, kā arī prekursoru likumīgās aprites likums · law text
BMushrooms
Prohibited"Hallucinogenic mushrooms" are on List I; growing, importing and holding List I items is prohibited (art. 5).
Source: Annex 2, II (I saraksts), pt 10.7, checked 14 Oct 2026CTruffles
ProhibitedThe State Agency of Medicines answered in 2021 that magic truffles count as hallucinogenic mushrooms. The answer is non-binding.
Source: Zāļu valsts aģentūra via LV portāls (22.09.2021), checked 14 Oct 2026DSpores
ProhibitedThe State Agency of Medicines answered in 2016 that the import ban also covers spores of these mushrooms. Non-binding, and based on an older list.
Source: Zāļu valsts aģentūra via LV portāls (27.10.2016), checked 14 Oct 2026EGrow kits
UnverifiedNo rule on kits found. Growing List I items is prohibited (art. 5).
Source: Circulation law art. 5, checked 14 Oct 2026FPossession
Minor offenceSmall amount: a warning or a fine of 10 to 56 fine units (Administrative Code, art. 48). A repeat within a year is a crime.
Source: Circulation law art. 5, checked 14 Oct 2026GTravel
Importing List I items is prohibited. The State Agency of Medicines says this includes truffles and spores.
Liechtenstein
Betäubungsmittelgesetz (BMG), LGBl. 1983 Nr. 38 (LR 812.120); Betäubungsmittelverordnung (BMV), LGBl. 2015 Nr. 132 (LR 812.120.1), Anhang 1/5 Verzeichnis d · law text
BMushrooms
ProhibitedHallucinogenic fungi of the genera Conocybe, Panaeolus, Psilocybe and Stropharia are listed as prohibited (directory d).
Source: BMV Anhang 1/5, Verzeichnis d, checked 14 Oct 2026CTruffles
ProhibitedNot named, but the law counts fungi "or parts thereof" (BMG art. 2) and the genera are listed.
Source: BMG Art. 2 Abs. 1 Bst. c + BMV Verzeichnis d, checked 14 Oct 2026DSpores
UnverifiedNo rule on spores found.
Source: BMV Anhang 1/5, Verzeichnis d, checked 14 Oct 2026EGrow kits
UnverifiedNo rule found. Growing such fungi needs a permit (BMV art. 11).
Source: BMV Anhang 1/5, Verzeichnis d, checked 14 Oct 2026FPossession
Criminal offenceA contravention tried by the court: a fine of up to CHF 50,000 (BMG art. 21); minor cases can go unpunished.
Source: BMG Art. 2 Abs. 1 Bst. c + BMV Verzeichnis d, checked 14 Oct 2026GTravel
Liechtenstein shares a customs union with Switzerland; own-use imports fall under BMG art. 21.
Lithuania
SAM įsakymas 2000-01-06 Nr. 5 'Dėl Narkotinių ir psichotropinių medžiagų sąrašų patvirtinimo', I sąrašas; Baudžiamasis kodeksas · law text
BMushrooms
ProhibitedList I names Psilocybe fruiting bodies and parts containing psilocybin or psilocin (point 65).
Source: Order Nr. 5, List I pt 65, checked 14 Oct 2026CTruffles
ProhibitedPoint 65 also names Psilocybe mycelium, the material truffles consist of.
Source: Order Nr. 5, List I pt 65, checked 14 Oct 2026DSpores
ProhibitedSpores of Psilocybe are named in List I (point 65).
Source: Order Nr. 5, List I pt 65, checked 14 Oct 2026EGrow kits
ProhibitedPsilocybe mycelium is named in List I (point 65), and a kit is colonised mycelium.
Source: Order Nr. 5, List I pt 65, checked 14 Oct 2026FPossession
Criminal offenceCriminal misdemeanour: community service, a fine, restriction of liberty or arrest (Criminal Code, art. 259(2)).
Source: Baudžiamasis kodeksas art. 259(2), checked 14 Oct 2026GTravel
Bringing even a small amount across the border without declaring it is smuggling (Criminal Code, art. 260¹): up to 2 years.
Luxembourg
Loi modifiée du 19 février 1973; RGD modifié du 20 mars 1974 concernant certaines substances psychotropes · law text
BMushrooms
ProhibitedThe 1974 regulation covers psilocybin and psilocin and also organisms and parts of organisms that naturally contain them (art. 1 b).
Source: RGD 20.3.1974 art. 1, checked 14 Oct 2026CTruffles
ProhibitedNot named, but covered as parts of organisms that naturally contain psilocybin (art. 1 b).
Source: RGD 20.3.1974 art. 1, checked 14 Oct 2026DSpores
ProhibitedArt. 1 c) covers biological material that can reproduce or grow such organisms. Only cannabis seeds are excluded.
Source: RGD 20.3.1974 art. 1, checked 14 Oct 2026EGrow kits
ProhibitedMycelium is biological material for growing under art. 1 c); kits for illicit growing also fall under art. 8(1)(i) of the 1973 law.
Source: RGD 20.3.1974 art. 1, checked 14 Oct 2026FPossession
Criminal offenceCriminal offence: 8 days to 6 months in prison and/or a fine of 251 to 2,500 euros (law of 1973, art. 7).
Source: Loi 19.2.1973 art. 7, checked 14 Oct 2026GTravel
Importing listed substances is punishable by 1 to 5 years and a fine (art. 8(1)(a) of the 1973 law).
Malta
Medical and Kindred Professions Ordinance (Cap. 31), Third Schedule Part A; Drugs (Control) Regulations (S.L. 31.18), First Schedule; Drug Dependence (Treatment not Imprisonment) Act (Cap. 537) · law text
BMushrooms
UnverifiedPsilocybin and psilocin are listed with their salts and esters. No text names fungi or material containing them.
Source: Cap. 31 Third Schedule Part A, checked 14 Oct 2026FPossession
Minor offenceUnder 2 g: a 75 to 125 euro penalty before the Commissioner for Justice (Cap. 537). Larger own-use amounts: 3 to 12 months and/or a fine (Cap. 31, art. 120A).
Source: Cap. 537 art. 4(1), checked 14 Oct 2026GTravel
A non-resident who hands in drugs on arrival and declares them for own use is exempt from prosecution (Cap. 31, art. 120A).
BMushrooms
ProhibitedFresh and dried mushrooms with psilocin or psilocybin are on Opium Act List II since 1 December 2008.
Source: Opiumwet, lijst II, checked 14 Oct 2026CTruffles
LegalTruffles are not mushrooms and fall outside the Opium Act; the Supreme Court recorded this in April 2026. The Jellinek holds that dried truffles are List I.
Source: Hoge Raad 10-04-2026, ECLI:NL:HR:2026:450, checked 14 Oct 2026DSpores
UnverifiedNot on either list. We found no criminal-law text that deals with spores.
Source: Hoge Raad 19-06-2015, ECLI:NL:HR:2015:1671 (VAT case), checked 14 Oct 2026EGrow kits
LegalTrimbos: buying and owning a grow kit is legal; once mushrooms appear, they are List II drugs.
Source: DRUGSinfo (Trimbos-instituut), checked 14 Oct 2026FPossession
Not prosecuted*An offence (Opium Act, art. 11), but prosecutors do not act below 0.5 g dried or 5 g fresh mushrooms (OM guideline).
Source: OM, Aanwijzing Opiumwet, checked 14 Oct 2026GTravel
Taking List II drugs into or out of the Netherlands is prohibited (Opium Act, art. 3). Truffles bought here are controlled in almost every other country in the grid.
Norway
Forskrift om narkotika (narkotikaforskriften) FOR-2013-02-14-199, narkotikalisten; legemiddelloven § 24, § 31 · law text
BMushrooms
ProhibitedThe narcotics list names P. cubensis, P. semilanceata, Panaeolus cyanescens and any fungi with psilocybin or psilocin.
Source: Narkotikaforskriften, narkotikalisten, checked 14 Oct 2026CTruffles
ProhibitedCovered as fungi containing psilocybin and via psilocybin itself.
Source: Narkotikaforskriften, narkotikalisten, checked 14 Oct 2026DSpores
ProhibitedFungal spores are named in the list.
Source: Narkotikaforskriften, narkotikalisten, checked 14 Oct 2026EGrow kits
ProhibitedGrown fungi and spores of P. cubensis are listed as prohibited.
Source: Narkotikaforskriften, narkotikalisten, checked 14 Oct 2026FPossession
Criminal offencePossession and use: a fine or up to 6 months, or both (Medicines Act, § 24 with § 31).
Source: Legemiddelloven § 31, checked 14 Oct 2026Poland
Ustawa z dnia 29 lipca 2005 r. o przeciwdziałaniu narkomanii; Rozporządzenie MZ z 17.08.2018 w sprawie wykazu substancji psychotropowych..., załącznik nr 1, grupa I-P · law text
BMushrooms
ProhibitedMushrooms are not named; psilocybin and psilocin are in group I-P. Courts convict for holding the mushrooms under art. 62.
Source: SO Częstochowa II K 130/24 (16.12.2024); list group I-P, checked 14 Oct 2026CTruffles
UnverifiedNot named. We found no text or ruling that applies the list to truffles.
Source: Regulation list, group I-P, checked 14 Oct 2026DSpores
UnverifiedNo rule or ruling on spores found. The growing offence (art. 63) covers poppy, cannabis and coca only.
Source: Act art. 63, checked 14 Oct 2026EGrow kits
UnverifiedNo rule found. Art. 63 does not mention fungi.
Source: Act art. 63, checked 14 Oct 2026FPossession
Criminal offenceUp to 3 years (art. 62(1)); in a minor case a fine, restriction of liberty or up to 1 year. Prosecutors may drop small personal-use cases (art. 62a).
Source: Act art. 63, checked 14 Oct 2026GTravel
Bringing psychotropic substances in from another EU country without a permit: a fine and up to 5 years (art. 55).
BMushrooms
ProhibitedPsilocybin and psilocin are in table II-A of Decree-Law 15/93. The Judiciary Police describe growing, holding or selling the mushrooms as drug trafficking.
Source: Polícia Judiciária; DL 15/93 Tabela II-A, checked 14 Oct 2026CTruffles
UnverifiedOnly the substances are listed. We found no source that deals with truffles.
Source: DL 15/93 Tabela II-A, checked 14 Oct 2026DSpores
UnverifiedNo rule on spores found in the drug laws or official guidance.
Source: DL 15/93 Tabela II-A, checked 14 Oct 2026EGrow kits
UnverifiedNo rule on kits found. Growing for your own use is a crime under art. 40(1): up to 3 months or a fine.
Source: DL 15/93 Tabela II-A, checked 14 Oct 2026FPossession
DecriminalisedHolding up to a 10-day supply for own use is an administrative offence since 2001 (Law 30/2000), with fines up to the national minimum wage.
Source: Lei 30/2000 art. 2 and 16, checked 14 Oct 2026GTravel
Importing table II-A substances counts as trafficking under art. 21 of Decree-Law 15/93, with 4 to 12 years. In a 2003 case (STJ 03P3565) cubensis mushrooms ordered online from a Dutch shop were part of a trafficking conviction.
Romania
Legea 143/2000 (republicată), Tabelul nr. I (droguri de mare risc); Legea 339/2005 · law text
BMushrooms
ProhibitedTable I of Law 143/2000 names all species of the genus Psilocybe, plus psilocybin and psilocin.
Source: Legea 143/2000, Tabelul nr. I, checked 14 Oct 2026CTruffles
ProhibitedNot named, but the whole genus is listed and drugs include mixtures that contain listed plants.
Source: Legea 143/2000, Tabelul nr. I, checked 14 Oct 2026DSpores
UnverifiedNo rule on spores found.
Source: Legea 143/2000, Tabelul nr. I, checked 14 Oct 2026EGrow kits
UnverifiedNo rule found. Growing for own use is an offence (art. 4).
Source: Legea 143/2000, Tabelul nr. I, checked 14 Oct 2026FPossession
Criminal offence6 months to 3 years for high-risk drugs held for own use (art. 4(2)).
Source: Legea 143/2000, Tabelul nr. I, checked 14 Oct 2026GTravel
Bringing high-risk drugs, Psilocybe included, into Romania: 10 to 20 years (art. 3(2)).
Slovakia
Zákon 139/1998 Z. z. (príloha 1, I. skupina) + Trestný zákon 300/2005 Z. z. (§§ 135b-135c, 171-172, prílohy 1-2) · law text
BMushrooms
ProhibitedThe Criminal Code annexes name fungi containing psilocybin and psilocin; the substances are in group I of Act 139/1998.
Source: Trestný zákon 300/2005, príloha 1, checked 14 Oct 2026CTruffles
ProhibitedNot named, but the annex covers the dried matter of fungi containing psilocybin.
Source: Trestný zákon 300/2005, príloha 1, checked 14 Oct 2026DSpores
UnverifiedNo rule on spores found. Growing psilocybin fungi without a permit is an offence (§ 172).
Source: Trestný zákon 300/2005, príloha 1, checked 14 Oct 2026EGrow kits
UnverifiedNo rule on kits found. Growing up to 40 fruiting bodies for own use: up to 1 year (§ 172).
Source: Trestný zákon 300/2005, príloha 1, checked 14 Oct 2026FPossession
Criminal offenceUp to 2 years for a small amount for own use (§ 171(2)). For mushrooms that is up to 10 g of dry matter.
Source: Trestný zákon 300/2005, príloha 1, checked 14 Oct 2026GTravel
Bringing drugs in for your own use counts as possession under § 135b, so § 171 applies.
Slovenia
Zakon o proizvodnji in prometu s prepovedanimi drogami (ZPPPD, Ur. l. RS 108/99 ...) + Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog (Ur. l. RS 69/19 ... 92/25; amendment Ur. l. 1552/2026) · law text
BMushrooms
ProhibitedPsilocybin and psilocin are listed drugs; the mushrooms are not named. An amendment of 2 Oct 2026 moves psilocybin to group II for approved trials; psilocin stays in group I.
Source: Uredba o razvrstitvi prepovedanih drog, Priloga, skupina I, checked 14 Oct 2026CTruffles
UnverifiedNot named, and the law has no wording on material containing a listed drug.
Source: ZPPPD, 2. člen, checked 14 Oct 2026DSpores
UnverifiedNo rule found. Growing counts as producing a drug (art. 4).
Source: ZPPPD, 2. člen, checked 14 Oct 2026EGrow kits
UnverifiedNo rule found. Growing counts as producing, which needs a licence (arts. 4 and 7).
Source: ZPPPD, 2. člen, checked 14 Oct 2026FPossession
Minor offenceA minor offence for a small amount for one-time own use (art. 33(2)). The current fine in euros could not be confirmed.
Source: ZPPPD, 33. člen, checked 14 Oct 2026GTravel
Importing a prohibited drug counts as trade, which is allowed only under licence (art. 4).
Spain
Real Decreto 2829/1977, art. 2 + Lista I (nr. 22 psilocibina, nr. 23 psilocina); LO 4/2015 art. 36.16 · law text
BMushrooms
ProhibitedThe mushrooms are not named; psilocybin and psilocin are on Lista I, and Energy Control states mushrooms containing them are treated as drugs.
Source: RD 2829/1977 Lista I + Energy Control, checked 14 Oct 2026CTruffles
UnverifiedNot named; only the substances are listed and we found no ruling on truffles.
Source: RD 2829/1977 Lista I + Energy Control, checked 14 Oct 2026DSpores
UnverifiedEnergy Control says holding and selling spores is not a crime. That is an NGO statement; we found no law or ruling.
Source: Energy Control (ABD), checked 14 Oct 2026EGrow kits
UnverifiedNo source on kits. Energy Control: once the fungus appears, courts regard it as a drug.
Source: Energy Control (ABD), checked 14 Oct 2026FPossession
Minor offenceIn public places: a serious administrative offence, fine from 601 euros (LO 4/2015, arts. 36.16 and 39). Private own use is not covered by that rule.
Source: LO 4/2015 arts. 36.16 and 39, checked 14 Oct 2026GTravel
Lista I substances are prohibited "even for the purposes of the Contraband Law", so bringing them in is contraband (RD 2829/1977, art. 2).
BMushrooms
ProhibitedThe narcotics list names Psilocybe cubensis and P. semilanceata, and other psilocybin fungi when grown, dried or prepared.
Source: LVFS 2011:10 förteckning I, checked 14 Oct 2026CTruffles
ProhibitedNot listed by name. Swedish Customs states that truffles are classed as narcotics because they are part of the fungus.
Source: Tullverket press release 31.3.2026, checked 14 Oct 2026DSpores
UnverifiedSpores are not listed. A news report quotes Customs saying spores can be seized; we found no official text.
Source: SVT news quoting Tullverket, checked 14 Oct 2026EGrow kits
ProhibitedSwedish Customs: grow kits for psilocybin mushrooms can be seized and are treated as an attempted drug offence.
Source: Tullverket press release 31.3.2026, checked 14 Oct 2026FPossession
Criminal offenceMinor drug offence: a fine or up to 6 months (Narcotics Penal Act, s. 2). The Supreme Court put the minor limit for dried mushrooms at 50 g (2016).
Source: Narkotikastrafflag 1-2 §, checked 14 Oct 2026GTravel
Bringing mushrooms or truffles into Sweden is drug smuggling. Customs states that Dutch legality makes no difference.
Switzerland
Betäubungsmittelgesetz (BetmG, SR 812.121) Art. 19-19b; BetmVV-EDI (SR 812.121.11) Verzeichnis d · law text
BMushrooms
ProhibitedHallucinogenic fungi of Conocybe, Panaeolus, Psilocybe and Stropharia are in directory d (prohibited), as are psilocin and psilocybin.
Source: BetmVV-EDI, Verzeichnis d, checked 14 Oct 2026CTruffles
ProhibitedCovered as hallucinogenic fungi of the genus Psilocybe and via psilocybin.
Source: BetmVV-EDI, Verzeichnis d, checked 14 Oct 2026DSpores
UnverifiedNo rule on spores found in the law or federal guidance.
Source: BetmVV-EDI, Verzeichnis d, checked 14 Oct 2026EGrow kits
UnverifiedNo rule on kits found. Growing narcotics is an offence (BetmG art. 19).
Source: BetmG Art. 19, checked 14 Oct 2026FPossession
Minor offenceConsumption is a contravention with a fine (art. 19a); preparing a minor quantity for own use is not punishable (art. 19b).
Source: BetmG Art. 19, checked 14 Oct 2026GTravel
Importing narcotics without authorisation: up to 3 years or a monetary penalty (BetmG art. 19(1)(b)).
United Kingdom
Misuse of Drugs Act 1971, Schedule 2 Part I (Class A); Misuse of Drugs Regulations 2001 reg. 4A · law text
BMushrooms
ProhibitedClass A since 18 July 2005, fresh or dried (Drugs Act 2005, s. 21). Wild mushrooms left growing, or picked only to destroy, are exempt (reg. 4A).
Source: Misuse of Drugs Act 1971, Sch. 2 Pt I, checked 14 Oct 2026CTruffles
ProhibitedNot named, but covered as a "fungus (of any kind)" containing psilocin.
Source: Misuse of Drugs Act 1971, Sch. 2 Pt I, checked 14 Oct 2026DSpores
UnverifiedNo rule in legislation or official guidance. Control attaches to fungus that contains psilocin.
Source: Misuse of Drugs Act 1971, Sch. 2 Pt I, checked 14 Oct 2026EGrow kits
UnverifiedNo official source on kits. Mushrooms grown from one are Class A, and producing them is an offence.
Source: Misuse of Drugs Act 1971, Sch. 2 Pt I, checked 14 Oct 2026FPossession
Criminal offenceClass A possession: up to 7 years and/or a fine on indictment (Misuse of Drugs Act 1971, Sch. 4).
Source: Misuse of Drugs Act 1971, Sch. 4, checked 14 Oct 2026GTravel
Importing or exporting any controlled drug, truffles bought in the Netherlands included, is prohibited (Misuse of Drugs Act 1971, s. 3).