Psilocybe pelliculosa typically found in coniferous forests, often in areas with disturbed soil, such as along paths and roadsides. The mushrooms usually appear in the late summer to early winter, thriving in the cool, moist climate of the region.Morphologically, Psilocybe pelliculosa has a conical to bell-shaped cap, which can range in color from brown to yellow-brown and often has a sticky surface when fresh, which is characteristic of the species. The gills are close and attached, with a color that transitions from grayish to dark brown as the spores mature. The stem is slender, typically yellowish to brown, and can reach up to 7 cm in height.