Mushroom Spores for advanced microscopy researchers.
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The Penis Envy mushroom is one of the most popular strains of mushrooms to study under a microscope. Penis Envy mushrooms are renowned for their potency. - Sale!
Another of the potent mushroom strains to come from Thailand, SSKS are known for their larger caps and thick (hollow-er) stems . It is both resistant to contamination as well as a fast-colonizing strain. These come HIGHLY recommended by researchers everywhere! - Sale!
The Purple Mystic mushroom originates from East Plant City Florida. According to the original cultivator, Purple Mystics have a higher concentration of psilocybin, thus they are more potent than all other Psilocyvbe cubensis mushroom varieties. - Sale!
In Mycology, SIZE MATTERS! (In nature) These produce some of THE BIGGEST and MOST POTENT fruit. - Sale!
Contamination-free Albino Penis Envy spore syringes! The Albino Penis Envy mushroom is a hybrid of Penis Envy and PF Albino. One of the most popular researched spore strains by advanced microscopy researchers. - Sale!
Our TOP SELLING PREMIUM mushroom spore strain. A top choice for the beginner researcher. - Sale!
McKennaii mushrooms most likely originate from a top mycologist, named the Keeper, also known for these Psilocybe cubensis mushrooms: Star Gazers, Reality Benders and Z-strain mushrooms. - Sale!
People have traveled far to experience what the Ecuador strain has to offer. Fortunately for you, we've got the international favorite ready for your research! In the right environment it's said to accomplish medium to large fruit with VERY CONSISTENT flushes; including very few aborts. - Sale!
Much like the Super Strain Koh Samui mushroom strain, Pink Buffalo mushrooms are from Koh Samui, Thailand. Pink Buffalo mushroom spores are purplish-brown in color, 11.5 – 17 x 8 – 11 µm, and ellipsoid shaped. 
This beautiful Psilocybe cubensis mushroom was originally discovered in the wild near the city of Xico, in Veracuz, Mexico by a member of the Shroomery message board in 2007. It was later picked and printed by famed mycologist, Alan Rockefeller.