African Transkei Spore Print

African Transkei mycelium grown on agar exhibits a highly rhizomorphic appearance. Cultivation methods for this strain are similar to other Psilocybe cubensis varieties, although the development of overlay and stroma is to be anticipated. Interestingly, a cold shock does not seem to impact the growth of this particular Psilocybe cubensis strain.

Despite this, the yield of magic mushrooms is significant and quite satisfactory for a Psilocybe cubensis variety. When harvested, the mushrooms open up the casing layer beneath, allowing for further watering. Additionally, these magic mushrooms exhibit a noticeable blue bruising when handled.

Mushrooms Bruising Blue:

Furthermore, one of the distinctive characteristics of the African Transkei Strain is their tendency to exhibit a striking blue bruising when handled.

This bruising occurs due to the oxidation of psilocybin, a psychoactive compound found in the mushrooms. The blue color not only serves as a visual indicator of the mushroom’s potency but also adds just how cool these mushrooms are.

As the mushrooms are handled during harvesting or preparation, this blue bruising becomes a notable feature. Often sparking interest and discussion among those familiar with the characteristics of Psilocybe cubensis. The combination of a high yield and unique physical traits contributes to the popularity of this particular strain.

Also Available African Transkei spore syringe