Description

P. Ochraceocentrata “Blue Sunburst” LC

Disclaimers

Ochra “Blue Sunburst” Liquid Culture Syringes are considered “active spores” which are for microscopy purposes only. DO NOT CONTACT US ABOUT ANYTHING REGARDING CULTIVATING OR GERMINATING OCHRA BLUE SUNBURST LC. 

The provided images are for informational and educational purposes only and should only be used as a reference point. Images and spores are acquired from outside, trusted sources in a legal manner. We do not condone or participate in the cultivation of psilocybin or psilocin producing mushroom species. 

Ochraceocentrata Information

Ochraceocentrata is the closest living relative to P. Cubensis we’ve discovered so far. It looks very similar and has practically the same growing parameters as Cubensis. The latin name “Ochraceocentrata” refers to the round, bulbous circle that commonly grows in the center of the cap. 

In nature, Ochra mushroom mycelium is exceptionally thick with rope-like strands that extend out in search of nutrients. While they can get as large as Cubensis, this species generally grows smaller stems and caps. However, Ochras fruit in very large quantities which makes up for their sometimes small size. 

This fungus has become a favorite in the mushroom community for many reasons. For one, it’s just as easy to research as the more common Cubensis– some say they’re actually even easier. Not only can you study this species with ease, but the results are fast, vigorous, and eye-opening. This species is extremely contam resistant and is known to take over contaminations that try to get in their way. If you’re looking to branch out and study a new species, then you’ll want to consider adding Ochraceocentrata to your spore library!

Blue Sunburst LC Information

Blue Sunburst is a new and stunning Ochra variety from Cluster Duck Mycology. The center of the cap is a gorgeous deep blue hue, which is how it got its name. Just like other Ochras, Blue Sunburst is very easy to study and is extremely resistant to contamination. Interestingly, this variety also has relatively thick and bulbous stems for its species making it that much more unique to work with. You will also notice extremely chunky veils which makes them almost look like they are wearing little scarves. If you’re looking for something new to research, then we highly recommend Ochra “Blue Sunburst”! Thank you Cluster Duck Mycology for these truly fascinating genetics. 

Liquid culture syringes (also sometimes called ISO’s) contain mushroom genetics that are more stabilized than normal multispore syringes (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, liquid culture syringes have been stabilized in order to present a more uniform phenotype which will provide the most optimized and consistent research.

Ochra “Blue Sunburst” Liquid Culture Syringe Contents

When you buy an Ochra “Blue Sunburst” LC, it will include:

• a sterile 18 gauge blunt tipped needle 
• 10CC of isolated P. Ochraceocentrata “Blue Sunburst” genetics
• 1 alcohol prep pad
• 1 sticker (1 per order)