Koh Samui Super Strain Spore Print$29.99
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Koh Samui Super Strain Spore Print
$29.99
Looking for the best Koh Samui Super Strain Spore Print around? You've found them! All of our prints are sourced from trusted cultivators, meticulously collected in front of flowhoods.
| Species | Psilocybe cubensis |
| Difficulty ℹ️ | ? |
| Spore Coloration | Dark Purple |
If you’re a psychonaut planning a trip to Thailand, you might want to add Koh Samui island to your list of places to visit!
This beautiful island is home to a special kind of magic mushroom that has some pretty amazing properties. Locals have been using psychedelic mushrooms here for centuries.
There’s some debate about what species Koh Samui mushrooms refer to. In most cases, Koh Samui refers to a particular strain of Psilocybe cubensis that was collected from the island of Koh Samui by the amateur mycologist Mushroom John Allen in the 90s. However, there’s also a separate species of psilocybin-containing mushroom found here called Psilocybe samuiensis, but it’s not common to find these mushrooms or their spores online.
Some experts place this Thai magic mushroom strain under the Mexicanae genus of psilocybe mushrooms rather than Psilocybe cubensis. If this were true, it would make Koh Samui mushrooms the only strain from the Mexicanaue genus that’s found outside North America
Gastón Guzmán, a Mexican mycologist and anthropologist, placed this mushroom in the Mexicanae category due to its rhomboid-shaped spores and its ability to grow sclerotia, a compact growth in the mycelium containing food reserves, which is an evolutionary trait that emerged from surviving extreme temperatures.
But most experts argue that Koh Samui mushrooms are, in fact, a strain of Psilocybe cubensis.
Please be aware that all microscopy products offered by Southwest Shroomery are sterile and inert cannot be used to produce psychoactive fungi.
Frequently Asked Questions
A Mushroom Spore Print is the first (or last!?) stage in the reproductive lifecycle of a fungus! Once a mushroom fruiting body has reached maturiy, the cap is separated from the stipe and placed on aluminum foil. After some time, the gills will release the spores held on the basidium, and they will fall to the foil!
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Keep your spore prints in a cool, dark place. If you choose to keep them in the fridge, ensure they’re in an airtight container so no baddies get in!
Scrape a tiny bit of the print – you only need a little bit, there are millions of spores in a single print – onto your microscope slide and check those beauties out!
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Each kit comes with a single print of the purchased variety on aluminum foil.
Some photos on this page have been sourced from iNaturalist or Wikipedia, taken mark-groeneveld, Alan Rockefeller, Matthew Borella, Denis Zabin, kaju, Andrey Loria, Juan Carlos Pérez Magaña or others not yet added to this list. See a photo your recognize that isn’t properly credited? Get a giftcard for letting us know!
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Due to laws in place, active species are not available to ship to Idaho and Georgia.
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