Jalisco Psilocybe Mexicana Spores

Spore vials are produced under sterile conditions and should be kept dark and refrigerated (2-8°C) to increase their lifespan.

Just 1ml of solution is needed to colonize 1 liter of substrate.

Contents of the P. mexicana spore vial

• 1x 10ml spore solution
• 1x sterile syringe
• 2x Alcohol prep
• 1x clear instructions

General information about the Psilocybe Mexicana mushrooms spores

Origin: Exact origin unknown, between Guadalajara and Talpa, Mexico
Caps: 20-50 mm, Conic and bell shaped. Brown to light brown color.
Stem: 20-60+ mm, very tiny and light brown of color
Spores: Dark purple brown.

Comment: High in potency

Classification of the Psilocybe Mexicana mushroom

Kingdom: Fungi
Division: Basidiomycota
Class: Agaricomycetes
Order: Agaricales
Family: Strophariaceae
Genus: Psilocybe
Species: Mexicana

Common names used for the Psilocybe Mexicana: Amokid (Chinantec), Angelito (Spanish, ‘little angel’), Atkat (Mixe), Chamaquillo (Spanish, ‘little boy’), Cuiyajotoki (Catino), Dichitonize (Mazatec), Kongk (Mixe), Little Bird, Mbey-san (Zapotec), Nashwinmush (Mixe, ‘earth mushroom’ or ‘world mushroom’), Ndishitjonise (Mazatec), Nize (Mazatic, ‘little bird’), Pajarito (Spanish, ‘little bird’), Pi-tpa (Mixe), Teonanacatl (Aztec), Teotlaquilnanacatl (Nahuatl) Source:Entheology.com

Other sclerotia (magic truffle) producing Psilocybe mushroom strains are: Psilocybe Galindoi and the Psilocybe Tampanensis