Strain Index

One of the most studied cubensis varieties in the microscopy community. Known for its wide, golden-capped fruiting bodies and robust spore production. The spore print is a deep purple-brown with excellent density.

A dense, slow-developing mutant strain with uniquely shaped fruiting bodies. Highly sought after for its dense spore clusters and genetic stability under the microscope. The spore walls are notably thicker than standard cubensis varieties.

A prolific and adaptable strain with large, caramel-capped specimens. Produces abundant spore deposits, ideal for long-term microscopy research. Spore prints are consistently dark and dense.

A leucistic variant of the A-strain producing near-white fruiting bodies with blue-tinged spores. A visually striking specimen for slide preparation with unique pigmentation characteristics.

Ancient Mexican strain with a rich ethnobotanical history. Medium-sized caps with dark, dense spore deposits. A staple in any serious microscopy collection for its consistent morphology.

First documented cubensis from the African continent, collected in the Transkei region of South Africa. Produces small, nipple-capped fruiting bodies with exceptionally clear spore prints.

Collected near the ancient temples of Angkor Wat, this strain is known for its vigorous growth and dense spore production. A reliable performer for microscopy research with consistent morphology.

Collected from the high-altitude Andean highlands of Ecuador. Produces large, meaty fruiting bodies adapted to cooler temperatures. Spore prints are exceptionally dense.

Collected from the tropical island of Koh Samui, Thailand. A robust strain with excellent spore production adapted to humid tropical conditions. Consistent and reliable for microscopy.

A classic island strain with a long history in the microscopy community. Produces large, broad-capped specimens with excellent spore prints. One of the most documented strains in the hobby.

A distinct species from the Panaeolus genus, morphologically different from cubensis. Smaller fruiting bodies with jet-black spore prints. A fascinating subject for comparative taxonomy studies.

The iconic European species with its distinctive conical cap. Psilocybe semilanceata is one of the most widely distributed psilocybin-containing species in the world. Fascinating for comparative taxonomy.