about thailand koh samui super strain cubensis

This particular mushroom was used regularly by the early inhabitants of the area and was considered a central focus of their religious ceremonies for centuries. This special strain comes from the ancient temple of Angkor Wat, located in South East Asia (modern day Cambodia). When growing in warmer temperatures, it's color changes to a more golden color at times The stems are generally very thick, and it produces some large caps. When growing in nature in cooler temperatures, it usually always produces a very beautiful color caramel cap and stems. Although the B+ is not a super fast colonizer, its speed is average, producing some very large mushrooms that are generally a caramel color. We've heard so many good reports back from growers in Amsterdam that just love this mushroom and how easy it grows, and how beautiful it is, its loved by many. Spring/summer, low of 75F, high of 90F, the B+ once again fruited beautifully. Several times one winter, night time low of 45F, day high of 60F, the B+ just flourished. The B+ has been witnessed growing outdoors in nature fruiting several times in a wide range of temps and substrates. It truly thrives to spread its seed, which by the way its a very heavy spore depositor. Adapting and growing in such a wide range of temperature conditions and substrates in nature. This is by far the most versatile cubensis around. It tends to yield larger than average fruitbodies that range from moderate to potent for a P.cubensis strain. It's a unique P.cubensis strain and performs very well indoors making it a popular strain for home hobbyists. Under a microscope, this strain closely resembles a P.cubensis but shares some characteristics resembling a P.azurescens. The B+ is a domesticated hybrid mushroom of unknown origin. Mushrooms are bigger then the mexican and effect you can compare them to the Thai dwarfs. It is called the amazonian but it's also known as matias romero. (Source: ) A psilocybe cubensis variety originally from 'Psylocybe Fanaticus'.

If the spawn isn't used soon, or refrigerated, it becomes very thick and solid and almost impossible to separate into individual kernels. The mycelium is very rhizomorphic and thick. Therefore the trays should be exposed to fruiting conditions as soon as mycelium is noticed on the casing surface. Large solid mushrooms with caps of 10 cm or more! It has a tendency to form overlay on the casing surface. Although first flush mushrooms are somewhat small, the second and third flush make up for this. This strain, from the Amazon, produces short and stubby mushrooms with solid stems.

About thailand koh samui super strain cubensis