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Recommended skill level: Novice mycologist or researcher
Rusty Whyte Mushroom spores are suspended in an aqueous solution within a 10ml luer lok syringe. Each spore syringe will arrive in an individual zipper bag. One sterile 16g needle for the application of spore solution on a microscopy slide is included per item. A syringe tip cap is installed to prevent leaking.
Psilocybin Mushroom Spores are legal in most U.S. States. Georgia and Idaho have banned these spores. To know if spores are legal in your state, please see our post about psilocybin mushroom spore legality.
Cultivation of Psilocybe cubensis mushrooms is illegal in all states. Federal law also prohibits the cultivation of psilocybe spores. A license issued by the D.E.A. is required to legally cultivate this species of mushroom spores.
Species: Psilocybe Cubensis
Classification: Hallucinogenic
Cap: 25-100mm in diameter. The shape of cap is flat to convex. Becomes convex with age. The color is Dark red to gold.
Stem: 150-250mm in length. Sometimes the base of the stem is enlarged. The color is yellow to buff, which has a
reflective sheen. Sometimes the stem has a brown stripe that runs the entire length vertically. Stem bruises from green to
blue were injured.
Gills: The color of the gills is greyish before spore production. Once the mushroom becomes mature, the gills turn
purple to black.
Spores: Brown to dark purple. The size of the spore is 13 x 8 micrometers on 4 spored basidia.
The product is only intended for microscopy, taxonomy identification, or collection purposes. Spores are not intended for human consumption.
Always observe proper sanitation procedures when handling a spore syringe in preparation for viewing spores through a microscope. Wear gloves. Wipe your gloves and spore the syringe with isopropyl alcohol to sanitize those parts. Before performing microscopic research studies, sanitize the dispensing needle, which is simple. Put the tip of
the needle into the flame of a butane lighter until it turns red. Then squirt a small amount of the spore solution out of the syringe to cool the needle.