Recommended skill level: Novice mycologist or researcher
A mushroom spore syringe is a tool commonly used in mycology, the study of fungi, and for cultivating mushrooms. It consists of a syringe filled with a sterile liquid, typically distilled water or a nutrient solution, and contains mushroom spores. These spores are microscopic reproductive units of mushrooms. The syringe allows for controlled and precise distribution of spores.
Yes. Due to the sheer volume of mushroom spores in our syringes you can see spore clusters visibly in our mushroom spore syringes.
The visibility of spores in mushroom spore syringes can vary depending on the concentration of spores and the specific preparation method. In most cases, spores in spore syringes are not individually visible to the naked eye. Spore clusters from a spore print are usually microscopic and appear as a suspension within the liquid in the syringe. These spore suspensions may look cloudy or slightly turbid due to the high concentration of spores.
While individual spores are typically too tiny to be seen without a microscope, the collective presence of spores in the syringe can give the liquid a characteristic appearance.
No. We cannot respond if you contact us about mushroom cultivation or anything that might be illegal. We also have to cancel and prohibit your orders forever. Please never contact us about any subject matter that may be illegal.
Our customer support is availble to help you with questions related to an existing order, shipment, or our 90 day warranty.
