Description

P. Cubensis “Albino A+” ISO Syringe

Disclaimers

Albino A+ Isolated Spore Syringes are considered “active spores” which are for microscopy purposes only. DO NOT CONTACT US ABOUT ANYTHING REGARDING CULTIVATING OR GERMINATING ALBINO A+ ISO’S. 

Shipping is unavailable to California, Idaho, & Georgia. These 3 states strictly prohibit the possession of spores of both psilocybin and psilocin producing mushroom species. Orders to these states will be refused and subsequently voided. Any payments made for orders to CA, ID, or GA will also incur a $5 cancellation fee. 

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Albino A+ ISO Information

Isolated spore syringes, also known as ISO syringes, contain mushroom genetics that are more stabilized than a normal multispore syringe (MSS). Great care has been taken to isolate the strongest, fastest, and most hardy genetics that will provide vigorous and more consistent research under the microscope. Multispore syringes contain a great deal of genetic diversity, and therefore can present a multitude of different phenotypes. On the other hand, isolated spore syringes have been stabilized in order to present only one phenotype which will provide the most optimized and consistent research. 

Albino A+ is a P. Cubensis variety derived from the A+ strain that mutated and turned leucistic. However, the name Albino A+ is misleading because this is not a true albino variety, but a leucistic one. To explain, the difference between albino and leucistic is the fact that albinos completely lack all pigmentation, while leucistic varieties retain the dark color pigments in their spores. Despite this, they the specimens are still a beautiful white to creamy color.

To pinpoint the creation of this strain would be difficult. All that can we can assume is that the Leucisitc variation was isolated and kept most likely for its looks. What this led to was the development of a Cubensis mushroom that has intrigued mycologist for some time now. The unique characteristics of its sometimes inverted cap, heavy sporulation and large fruits has led to the strain we know and love today!

Microscopic Features

When you buy Albino A+ spores syringes they will have dark purple to brownish spores. Further, the spores are subellipsoid (ellipse) shaped and they are present on 4-spored basidia. The dark pigmentation of the spores prove that this variety is leucistic and not a true albino because, as mentioned earlier, true albino mushrooms lack pigmentation throughout the entire mushroom including the spores. The caps are around 35mm-75mm and have a convex to conic shape. They’re typically are heavy spore depositors. 

Albino A+ Isolated Spore Syringe Contents

When you buy a Albino A+ ISO, it will include:

• a sterile 18 gauge blunt tipped needle 
• 10CC of isolated P. Cubensis Albino A+ genetics
• 1 alcohol prep pad
• 1 sticker (1 per order)