PF Classic, Late to mature, this one doesn’t drop spores until the mushrooms are fully grown, making for clean cakes that produce many flushes.

Treasure Coast is a strain known for the intense psychoactive journeys it takes users on. This variety is pleasing to the eye, producing dense clusters of large mushrooms that boast thick white stipes, upon which sit bulbous light brown and golden caps. The extreme potency of these rare ones makes it definitely worthwhile to go treasure hunting.

One of the most grown magic mushrooms is the Mexican mushroom, which is sometimes erroneously called Psilocybe Cubensis. These mushrooms are known for containing psilocybin and having a soft effect, although it can also offer some pretty powerful trips.

Without a doubt the Bee plus is one of the largest of all cubensis mushrooms. Perhaps the B+ Magic Mushroom grow kit is even the most resilient. Stories are not uncommon of people disposing the substrate in the garden after it has been exhausted only to find B+ magic mushrooms growing at the same spot the year after.

Vietnamese Cubensis cubensis was first found from a specimen collected in Cuba in 1904 as Stropharia cubensis (Earle 1906). At the same time, Patouillard (1907) collected Naematoloma Caerulescens in Tonkin (Hanoi), North Vietnam. In its wild form, it usually grows close to humid places, as the rice plantations. Its mushrooms have yellow, fleshy stems & very large cups.

Vietnamese Cubensis trips can often be revelatory, or at least insightful. As suggested by their name, these mushrooms impart powerful lessons that remain even after the experience.

The Brazil cubensis is a world champion when it comes to growing flush sizes. The Brazil cubensis are caramel colored with slim hats. The veil that connects the hat to the stem is thicker than ‘normal’. Before this veil tears and fruits say ‘Tchau’ to the substrate, the mushrooms have grown taller than other South American cubensis.

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