Description
Description
There are many popular magic mushroom spores for sale out there, but “Penis Envy” psilocybe cubensis mushroom spores remain some of the most popular psilocybin mushroom spores in the world. The strain is thought to originate from Colombia. The bulbous caps are the reason that these mushroom spores got its nickname.
The caps of these mushrooms tend to be about 50 mm in diameter or larger, but the caps do not develop normally as other psilocybe cubensis spores. The caps are also golden brown or yellow in color. The stems are often contorted and even bulbous in the middle and grow to be about 125-275 mm in length. These magic mushroom spores also tend to be purplish brown.
The name obviously refers to the fact that these mushrooms can resemble a phallic shape, and they are often thicker than average mushrooms. It should also be noted that there are all sorts of myths regarding where these psilocybe cubensis spores are from, or how the strain originated. Some have suggested that Terence Mckenna created the mutant strain, although many do not believe this to be the case. Penis Envy mushrooms are actually the result of a recessive genetic mutation.
These mushroom spores for sale are great for researchers of all kinds, but of course – since they are a mutation, they are not harvested like other psilocybe cubensis spores. The fruits are medium to large. Only about 5 to 10% of these mushrooms actually drop magic mushroom spores, and this is due to being the result of a genetic mutation.
This mushroom spore syringe is intended for research and taxonomy purposes only. Please check your local laws and regulations regarding the ownership, use, and purshase of magic mushroom spores.
MICROSCOPY RESEARCH: ADVANCED
Our Mushroom Spore kit includes 10ml of premium Penis Envy research solution in a syringe with a sterile needle included.
Mushroom Spores are intended ONLY for microscopy and taxonomy purposes. The images shown are informational only and originate from other cultivators and labs outside the USA. Cultivation is illegal in many countries including the United States.
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