Ban Hua Thai spores print

Psilocybe Cubensis Ban Hua Thai Spore Print

Psilocybe Cubensis Ban Hua Thai mushrooms are originally from Thailand, they are strong and resistant, colonising aggressively and quickly the substrate with mycelium, both in sterilized rye grain and rice flour.

The mushrooms are large with a rounded cap with marked edges, especially when ripe, offering a high psychoactive power.

Psilocybe Cubensis Ban Hua Thai Spore Print, ideal for the mycological study of this genetic line

These prints are made by delicately stamping a Psilocybe Ban Hua Tai cap on a duty aluminium foil, to deposit all their spores and facilitating their conservation and use.

In this way, it is possible to preserve the Psilocybe Cubensis Ban Hua Thai genetic line (like the cannabis seeds stored in seed banks), and use the spores for observation in microscopy or for fructification and subsequent development study at the mycological level.

In order to inoculate the grain substrate, the spores should be hydrated using sterile distilled water, then the spores and water mixture sucked into a sterile syringe where their germination is encouraged and initiated, as the dried spores will not germinate on their own. We can sterilize the bottle with water using a pressure cooker for 45 minutes at 15 PSI.

Psilocybe Cubensis Ban Hua Thai Spore Print, ready to prepare syringes and vials

Once the syringe has been prepared, it can be used after 2 to 3 days at room temperature, time to hydrate and activate the spores, inoculating our sterile substrate to prepare our mushroom cakes or can be stored for up to 6 months in the fridge for future inoculations.

Inoculating the spores in our sterilized grain substrate bag or in a Mycomate vial, we will obtain a good quantity of mycelium ready to preparer our homemade mushroom cakes.

Psilocybe Cubensis Ban Hua Thai Spore Print info:

• Perfect for a collection or for incubation
• Preserved in an aluminium foil envelope
• Ready to prepare syringes or vials