Spores are the reproductive units of mushrooms, in this case, from various psilocybe (magic) mushroom species. Spores are like seeds, but for fungi instead of plants. In the wild, magic mushroom spores are released into the wind and eventually land & combine to form new colonies of mycelium. In the lab-setting, they are popular for microscopy research & growing various mycological skillsets.
What species do magic mushroom spores come from?
In theory, magic mushroom spores can come from an extensive variety of psilocybe species from all over the globe. There are more & more spore-producing psilocybes being discovered each day, and the list is becoming quite long! In today's market, however, you're more likely to find the all-popular "Psilocybe Cubensis" species. We also offer Psilocybe Natalensis as well, with more exotic species coming soon.
How Are Psilocybe Spores Produced?
Our magic mushroom spores are harvested through a proprietary, sterile process in which a large volume of fresh spores are collected & expertly prepared in secure packaging. We're proud to have a net-neutral effect on the environment while producing these genetics.
Are Magic Mushroom Spores Legal? Do they have psilocybin?
Magic mushroom spores are 100% legal for sale, possession, & study in 48 states (Sorry Idaho & Georgia). The spores do not have any active compounds like psilocybin, psilocin, or baeocystin, and thus there is no law against possessing them. Please note that magic mushroom spores can be used for microscopy research only, as it is illegal to propagate them. The resulting fruit-bodies will contain high levels of psilocybin, which is illegal under federal law.
Magic Mushroom Spores In Science: References & Publications
