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A+ Albino mushroom spores come from a leucistic variant of the popular Psilocybe cubensis A+ strain. While not a true albino, this strain is known for its reduced pigmentation, resulting in mostly ghostly white to cream-colored caps and stems. The spores, however, retain the characteristic dark purplish-brown color typical of Psilocybe cubensis and measure approximately 11.5 to 17 micrometers by 8 to 11 micrometers. Microscopically, these spores are ellipsoid with smooth walls, a distinct germ pore, and clear apiculus, making them suitable for microscopy and detailed fungal morphology studies.
The Albino A+ strain has become popular among mycology enthusiasts and researchers for its unique appearance and consistent spore morphology. These spores are sold exclusively for microscopy and educational purposes, supporting scientific study and mycology education
A+ Albino mushroom spores come from a leucistic variant of the popular Psilocybe cubensis A+ strain. While not a true albino, this strain is known for its reduced pigmentation, resulting in mostly ghostly white to cream-colored caps and stems. The spores, however, retain the characteristic dark purplish-brown color typical of Psilocybe cubensis and measure approximately 11.5 to 17 micrometers by 8 to 11 micrometers. Microscopically, these spores are ellipsoid with smooth walls, a distinct germ pore, and clear apiculus, making them suitable for microscopy and detailed fungal morphology studies.
The Albino A+ strain has become popular among mycology enthusiasts and researchers for its unique appearance and consistent spore morphology. These spores are sold exclusively for microscopy and educational purposes, supporting scientific study and mycology education
