Psilocybe allenii (Cyclone Psilocybe) - Exotic Psilocybin Strain
Explore the fascinating world of Psilocybe allenii, also known as Cyclone Psilocybe, a recently described species from the Pacific Coast, USA. Named in honor of mycologist John W. Allen, this distinctive mushroom is found along the temperate regions of North America, ranging from British Columbia, Canada, to Los Angeles, California, and is particularly abundant near the Pacific coastline.
Product Features:
Spores in Sterile Aqueous Solution: Packaged in 10cc BD Luer-Lok syringes with a 1.5in 16ga needle for easy application and study.
Strain Details:
Origin: Pacific Coast, USA.
Habitat: Wood debris, landscaped areas, particularly near temperate climates.
Climate: Temperate.
Cap:
Size: 20-40+ mm in diameter.
Shape: Convex to broadly convex, expanding to plane at maturity.
Color: Very light brown maturing to light yellow to grayish white upon drying.
Surface: Viscid (sticky texture).
Flesh: White, bruising bluish green when damaged.
Stem:
Length: 30-70+ mm.
Appearance: Yellowish, with dramatic bruising to bluish green where injured.
Veil: Partial veil is cortinate, occasionally leaving an annular zone.
Gills:
Attachment: Adnate to sinuate.
Color: Grayish in young fruit bodies, becoming purplish brown at maturity.
Spores:
Size: 12.0-13.1 microns.
Color: Purplish brown, subellipsoid in shape.
Comments:
First Described: Psilocybe allenii was first described in 2012 as a new bluing species from the Pacific Coast.
Distinguishing Features: While closely related to Psilocybe cyanescens, it can be distinguished by its lack of wavy cap margins, a characteristic feature of P. cyanescens. Other related species include P. azurescens, P. weraroa, and P. subaeruginosa.
Cyclone Psilocybe: The common name "Cyclone Psilocybe" was coined by Paul Stamets after an unusual occurrence where mycelium on agar grew in a spiral pattern. This is not a typical feature but adds an intriguing aspect to the species.
Important Information:
Spores for Microscopy & Taxonomy: These spores are intended for microscopic examination and taxonomy purposes only.
Legal Restrictions: Cultivation of this species is illegal in many countries, including the United States. Please verify local regulations before purchasing.
Shipping Restrictions: California, Idaho, and Georgia residents: Orders requesting Psilocybe or Panaeolus genera spores will be refused, voided, or refunded due to state-specific regulations.