MAK Spores: Syringes, Prints & Isolates

MAK is a modern Psilocybe cubensis isolate line that circulates under a short code rather than a descriptive name. Its background is not well documented in public sources and vendors describe it in different ways, so treat any pedigree on a listing as that vendor's own account. It should not be confused with Makilla Gorilla, a separate named line that shares part of the name.

The print is purple-brown in mass unless a vendor specifies a pale sub-line, and the spores are subellipsoid in the usual range of about 11 to 17 by 7 to 10 micrometres. Because MAK is sold almost entirely as an isolate, the label matters: look for the isolate name, the generation (F1, F2 and so on) and whether the syringe is an isolate or multispore.

• Species: Psilocybe cubensis
• Type: modern isolate line, pedigree not well documented
• Spore print: purple-brown
• Not the same as: Makilla Gorilla
• Also sold as: isolate syringes, swabs