Psilocybe subtropicalis spores, prints & cultures

“Psilocybe subtropicalis HVC x Tres Soles #2 is a "locality cross" from Julian Mattucci. He used spores collected by Yoshi in Mexico and also from the "hoogshagenii var convexa" lineage, an old line that tracks all the way back to Heim. Julian isolated monokaryons, and paired them to produce this beautiful subtropicalis! These new "locality crosses" seem to outperform all of the parent constituents in terms of speed and tenacity to...”
Dino Spores, Psilocybe subtropicalis HVC x Tres Soles #2 F2.4 swab set

About Psilocybe subtropicalis

Psilocybe subtropicalis was described by Gaston Guzman from Mexico and sits close to Psilocybe mexicana and tampanensis. Vendors list locality collections from Veracruz under it, and some listings carry the older name semperviva. The print is purple-brown.

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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