Oakland Hyphae is a socially responsible, Black-owned, grassroots business dedicated to educating and providing dependable, high-quality resources and information for plant medicine cultivators and enthusiasts. Based in Oakland, California, they strive to create pathways that make plant medicine accessible to their community.

In line with their mission, Oakland Hyphae and Hyphae Labs have established themselves as leaders in psilocybin research and education. They have hosted significant events such as the Hyphae Cup, the Oakland Psychedelic Conference, and the International Psychedelic Conference.

Additionally, Oakland Hyphae offers psilocybin mushroom potency testing services. They extract samples, perform HPLC analysis using certified reference materials, and provide in-depth reports of the process. Their Science Advisory Committee reviews all procedures to ensure the robustness and accuracy of the results.

The organization also supplies tools and media suited for clean, productive work, catering to both hobbyists and scientists. Their offerings include pre-poured plates and other essential supplies.

Reggie Harris founded Oakland Hyphae, positioning it as a pioneering entity that hosted the Hyphae Cup and the Oakland Psychedelic Conference, establishing itself as the epicenter of impactful psychedelic events.

Through these initiatives, Oakland Hyphae continues to lead in the field of psychedelic research and education, fostering community engagement and advancing the accessibility of plant medicine.

Hyphae Labs Mission: to educate the public how to safely utilize entheogens through the scientific method and community conversations.

Hyphae Labs Vision: to “Fuck around, find out, and write it down.” Education and experience are the most powerful tools available to help grow community understanding the world around them by focusing on experience, we are able to engage our community and turn lessons into actions (“Fuck around…”). Through education we are able to share the impact of our own experiences with each other (“find out,…”). Through documenting and sharing our education and experiences with the community we build a foundation on which the next generation can build (“write it down”).