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  • Psilocybe subaeruginosa mushrooms have a conical to convex, tacky, yellow-brown to orange-brown cap that stains blue-green when handled, with veil remnants when young. The slender, whitish stem also stains blue-green and has fine vertical lines and a mealy upper portion. They have moderately close, pale brown to violet-brown gills that are adnate or adnexed, and the overall flesh is whitish and stains blue-green. Cap: Shape: Starts conical, then becomes convex, often with a slight upturn or a small central bump (umbo). Color: Yellow-brown to orange-brown, paler near the edges, which may have faint, wavy lines (striate). Texture: Slightly sticky (tacky). Veil: May show remnants of a white veil when young. Staining: Stains greenish blue with age or when touched. Gills: Color: Pale smoky brown when young, changing to violet-brown or a brownish fuscous color as they age. Attachment: Attached to the stem (adnate or broadly adnexed). Spacing: Moderately close together. Stem (Stipe): Size: Tall and slender, usually 25–70 mm long and 2–3.5 mm in diameter. Appearance: Finely lined vertically and mealy at the top. Staining: Stains greenish blue when damaged or handled. Base: The base might be slightly swollen or show a mass of mycelium. Flesh: Color: Whitish, but it will stain greenish blue when cut or bruised.Rusty-brown to violet-brown spore print of Psilocybe subaeruginosa, collected from mature caps, showing fine, evenly dispersed spores on a foil background.

    Psilocybe Subaeruginosa Wild Spore Print

    $30.00

    Psilocybe Subaeruginosa Wild Spore Print

    Psilocybe subaeruginosa is a highly distinctive wood-loving species belonging to the Hymenogastraceae family. Found primarily in Australia and New Zealand, this species thrives in wood chips & mulch particularly within eucalyptus forests.

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  • Tall, slender Psilocybe Subtropicalis mushrooms with tan caps growing in a cluster, native to the Sierra Nevada foothills of Mexico.Purple spore print of Psilocybe Subtropicalis, showing characteristic color and pattern for microscopy and study.

    Psilocybe Subtropicalis – Semperviva Spore Print

    $30.00

    Psilocybe Subtropicalis – Semperviva Spore Print

    • Rare and Historically Significant – First documented in 1958 and later reclassified in 1995 by leading mycologists.
    • Microscopy Features – Produces purple spores, measuring approximately 4 x 8 micrometers. Best viewed under microscopes and magnification equipment.
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  • Psilocybe Zapotecorum spore swab with dark purplish-brown spores, subtropical mushroom species for microscopy and genetic study.Rare Psilocybe Zapotecorum spore collection, featuring bell-shaped caps and slender stems, ideal for research and taxonomy.

    Psilocybe Zapetocorum – Spore Swab (Holy Grail)

    $30.00
     The “Holy Grail” P. Zapetocorum by Psilovibe is a 2nd generation Land Race genetic from the Popocatapetl Volcano Collection!
    originally collected by “mindspiritincontact”, Psilovibe has perfected his technique in cultivating these rare exotic beauties.
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  • Close-up of San Bernard spore print, showcasing purple-brown spores from a Texas wild Cubensis.Purple-brown spore print from San Bernard, a rare wild Cubensis strain found in Bernard, Texas, 2022.

    San Bernard Spore Print

    $30.00

    San Bernard is a wild Psilocybe Cubensis strain discovered in Bernard, Texas, in 2022. Found by an experienced forager, this strain represents a true landrace variety, with its spores being first-generation from the wild. Its natural resilience and wild genetic lineage make it a compelling subject for mycological research and microscopy study.

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  • Wild Tosohatchee Psilocybe cubensis with classic brown caps and thin stems.Florida wild Tosohatchee cubensis mushrooms showing traditional cubensis morphology.

    Tosohatchee Isolated Spore Syringe

    $20.00

    Wild Tosohatchee isolated spore syringe; is a landrace mushroom found in Tosohatchee Florida usa.

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  • Wild Tosohatchee Psilocybe cubensis with classic brown caps and thin stems.Florida wild Tosohatchee cubensis mushrooms showing traditional cubensis morphology.

    Tosohatchee Spore Print

    $30.00

    Discovered in 2020 by ITW, this wild Florida Psilocybe cubensis strain Tosohatchee Spore Print was later domesticated through a dedicated landrace project by Basidium Equilibrium. Named after the Tosohatchee Wildlife Area, where it was originally found. This aggressive-growing variety displays unique morphological traits that set it apart from standard Ps. cubensis strains. This genetic was originally released in collaboration between ITW & the Basidium Equilibrium team in late 2020.

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  • Xalapa wild Mexican Psilocybe cubensis with pointy brown and tan caps, showing rich Class C purple spores.Top view of Xalapa wild cubensis, displaying sharp, conical caps and deep purple spores.

    Xalapa Wild Landrace Spore Print

    $25.00

    In 2024, a rare and untouched Psilocybe cubensis landrace was discovered near a farm just outside of Xalapa, Mexico. This specimen was wild-foraged by our friend and fellow mycologist Toltec, a devoted explorer of Mexico’s sacred fungi traditions.

    ✦ Authentic wild landrace collected in 2024

    ✦ Origin: Xalapa, Veracruz, Mexico

    ✦ Rare opportunity to study untamed cubensis genetics

    ✦ Directly sourced by a trusted collector in the field

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