Frequently Asked Questions

All 50 states and internationally. Liquid cultures are not specifically named as an illicit product like psilocybin spores are. Our company does not promote cultivation or manufacturing of illegal substances of any kind. 

No, our company sells liquid culture mycelium in a sterilized syringe.

10+ ml are present in each product. 

Yes, a 16 gauge sterile needle is included in every syringe order. For example, if you place an order for 5 syringes 5 needles are included. 

Mostly, Psilocybin cubensis but some are of Panaeolus cyanescens and of Psilocybe natalensis.
 

We accept all major credit cards, debit cards, and cash. Please email for the cash mailing address. Apple Pay is not as user friendly so please expect to be declined. Google Pay works great. 

Firstly, a confirmation email will be sent immediately, please check spam and junk mail. Secondly, within 24-72 hours a tracking number will be sent via email. Lastly, a package with no mushroom indicators will be delivered with your items and labels inside. 

US Postal Service, UPS and Fedex.

Discreet with zero induction of mushrooms contents, the business name on the package is abbreviated. 

We advise to use syringes as soon as possible but in a refrigerator or on a counter top each syringes should last up to three months some can last much longer. 

Sorghum grains such as milo or millet are excellent and corn and whole oat is another great grain. 

We suggest 2ml per each pound of grain. 

For example, 1qt jar should get at least 2ml and a 3lb grain bag should get at least 6ml of liquid. 

Mycelium on grains should be visible within two weeks. 

Those are generation markers for us as mycologist. Generation 1 would mean this is our first set of spores and clones from that phenotype or expression. Generation 3 would mean this is the third set of spores harvested and grown. Our team even goes as far as reintroducing G1 spores to G3 spores to stabilize expressions. Generations furthest from 1 are more worked on and stable. 

Adding a drop or two of liquid culture to a clean agar plate is one way of retaining genetics and duplicating them. Harvesting spores on a clean surface like a square of aluminum foil or swabbing is another common way. 

Yes, email subscribers will get the first list of any new releases. Roughly every 3-6 months new genetics will be released. 

After years of sourcing and experimenting with genetics we found that lc or liquid cultures are what our team is best at producing for the public. Spore prints and syringes are loved by many but liquid culture produces some of the best results for everyone.

Golden Teachers, Rusty Whites and Hillbillies are some of the best genetic options for beginners. 

Landrace genetics (genetics with names of places) are not more difficult but are not as laboratory stable. Some of these landraces are some of the easiest to grow because they are aggressive.  Less information is given on these mushroom and their lab environments. Those are great for medical purposes.  In our experience, albinos can be tricky to the novice mycologist. 

The known list is always changing. Magic mushrooms is a broad blanket name for the many types that are categorized and undiscovered. Psilocybin cubensis is the most common laboratory grade magic mushroom but the list of species can be found on Google. For example,  

• Allenii
• Conocybe
• Galerina
• Gymnopilus
• Inocybe
• Panaeolus
• Pholiotina
• Pluteus
• Psilocybe

Referenced from: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_psilocybin_mushroom_species#General

As from the pictures we love our bags but we did start with PF tek and moved to mono tubs. No matter what we choose to use every single mushroom will enjoy any environment with moisture, warmth and love.