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Buy Treasure Coast psilocybe cubensis spore print Online. Online shop for Treasure Coast psilocybe cubensis spore print. The Treasure Coast psilocybe cubensis rapidly colonizes substrates, and its mycelium generates several flushes with little time between flushes. Treasure Coast spores create an abundance of T.C. mushrooms generally. On the Treasure Coast, an Albino mushroom may sometimes appear. A prize that every spore collector must own.

General information about the Treasure Coast Psilocybe Cubensis strain:

• Origin: Florida, Treasure Coast region, United States
• Caps: Size 15-30+ mm, Brown to yellow / golden brown.
• Stem: 40-125 + mm, White yellow color. Turns blue when touched.
• Spores: Dark purple brown
• Substrate: Brown Rice Flour, PF Tek, Rye.
• Trivia: Can produce Albino mushrooms, but not very common

Treasure Coast psilocybe cubensis Spore print

The Treasure Coast spore prints are made on sterile foil that is stored in a clean ziplock bag and kept in the refrigerator. Each spore print may have a minute quantity of spores removed. An agar or liquid culture test is undertaken using this swab to detect the condition of the spores. As a print, only germinating spores are discharged.

Refrigerate the Treasure Coast Spore print between 2*C and 8*C Celsius, or 35*F and 46*F Fahrenheit. A Mushroom Spore print is suitable for long-term storage.

Where is Psilocybe found?

Geographically, species of this genus are found in the majority of biomes around the globe. The neotropics, including Mesoamerica, Brazil, and Chile, seem to have the highest species variety. Psilocybe may be found in several environments and substrates.

What is psilocybin’s history?

Roger Heim recognized as Psilocybe the hallucinogenic mushroom that the Wassons had brought back from Mexico in 1956, and Albert Hofmann published psilocin and psilocybin as the active components in these mushrooms for the first time in 1958. Significant dispute exists as to whether or not these “sacred mushrooms” belonged to the genus Psilocybe.

Is the possession of psilocybin spores lawful in the United States?

There is no federal law prohibiting the possession of Psilocybe spores in the United States, as only the psilocybin and psilocin compounds are classified as Schedule I narcotics, and these chemicals are not present in the spores themselves; they are only present in the fruiting body of produced spores.

What are the characteristics of Psilocybe fruit bodies?

Typically, the fruit bodies of Psilocybe are little, inconspicuous brown mushrooms with the distinctive “little brown mushroom” form. Macroscopically, they range in size from microscopic to moderate, brown to yellow-brown in color, with a hygrophanous cap and spore print color ranging from lilac-brown.