Albino A Mushroom Spores

Description Albino A Mushroom Spores Albino A Mushroom Spores tends to fruit very well, producing beautiful large mushrooms. It produces a fairly large yield for several flushes. It is also a prolific producer of spores. Although those cultivating from spores may note that its color mutation may skip offspring when reproduced. The result of which is some mushrooms having a golden brown coloring like that of other P. cubensis strains. In order to maintain the white coloring, mycologists have better success with cloning the fruit. The Albino A Mushroom Spores is a prolific, highly potent mushroom strain in the wild. It has white caps and grayish color gills.  Since there is also a small amount of pigment in the carpophores, this strain is better considered a leucistic form instead of a true albino. Albino A spores are dark purple under a microscope.  Albino A mushrooms retain normally pigmented spores, unlike the PF Albino mushroom. In terms of potency, Albino A produces mushrooms of medium-level potency, slightly more potent than its A parent strain. Those who consume these mushrooms report an uplifted mood, fits of laughter, and a boost to creativity. Overall it leans towards a strong positive psychedelic trip. Classification: Hallucinogenic Cultivation Difficulty: Easy Substrates: Equine dung and Enriched soils Temperature: Moderate Strain Origin:  Leucistic Mutation of the A   Included with each Albino A Psilocybe cubensis spore syringe purchase: One 10cc syringe with A Albino spores. One sterile 16 gauge needle per syringe purchased and an alcohol prep pad.