Old Dirty Penis Envy “ODPE” – Spore Swab

Description

Old Dirty Penis Envy “ODPE” – Spore Swab

ODPE is a documented PE-heritage lineage credited to a mycologist known as “Joshua,” first recorded around 2019. Preserved for its distinctive presentation under magnification, ODPE remains a sought-after archival entry for researchers and collectors maintaining phenotype records.

• Origin & Background – Community attribution to “Joshua” (c. 2019). Cataloged for its distinctive PE-family morphology and retained as an archival reference.

• Macromorphology (Microscopy Focus) – Typically compact cap profiles with small, inset gill structures and limited opening—features commonly noted across PE-derived lineages. Surface coloration ranges dark brown to blonde, with occasional subtle greenish hues, offering useful visual contrast on slides.

• Microscopic Features – Spores are purple-brown, typically around ~7 × 12 µm. Field notes indicate reduced or intermittent visible spore release; the isolated syringe format supports consistent slide preparation and documentation.

• Preparation & Quality – Produced in sterile conditions under UPLA filtration and suspended in an aqueous medium to support reliable microscopy.

• Research & Collectibility – A notable PE-heritage entry for taxonomy notes, comparative observation, and inclusion alongside other Vault catalog records.

⚠ Spores are intended for microscopy, taxonomy, and novelty purposes only.

Rare varieties of psilocybe cubensis will be retired in the Genetic Vault.