Psilocybe subsubensis spores, prints & cultures

“This species is incredibly similar to Psilocybe cubensis, in fact, they are considered to be the “pan tropical sister species” to Psilocybe cubensis. Although to the naked eye they appear the same, the difference is that Psilocybe subcubensis has considerably smaller spores than Psilocybe cubensis. This species was first described by Gaston Guzman, a mycologist from Mexico.”
Sonoran Spores, Psilocybe subsubensis 10mL Liquid Culture

About Psilocybe subsubensis

Psilocybe subsubensis is a name used by vendors for a cubensis-like collection; treat the identity as the vendor's and compare the spores against the cubensis description.

Each listing above is sold by the vendor who prepared it; the vendor's country, shipping regions and real customer reviews are on their store page. A multispore syringe, print or swab carries many genetic individuals, an isolate (ISO) is one worked line, and liquid culture and agar plates are living mycelium rather than spores. Isolated vs multispore explains the labels, how to use a spore syringe for microscopy covers the slide, and how to store spore syringes covers shelf life. Buying in the UK? Read are mushroom spores legal in the UK; in the United States see the state by state guide.

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