Morphology and Mutations

Cap (Pileus): Fleshy cap, color variable depending on mutation

Stipe (Stem): Stipe dense, psilocybin that bruises strongly blue

Spores: Spore print dark purple or translucent (if albino)

Genetic Traits: Very aggressive and fast <span data-tooltip="Network of underground threads forming the actual body of the fungus" tabindex="0">mycelium</span>, Large, conical golden caps when young, Robust and symmetrical stems, Very dense and constant flushes

Cultivation Characteristics

Special Requirements: Standard cultivation conditions for psilocybes. Maintain humidity above 90% and temperatures between 21-25°C.

Effects and Psychopharmacology

• Energizer
• Light visuals
• Euphoria
• Sociability

History and Description

Originally from Southeast Asia, discovered near Angkor Wat. It is known for having one of the fastest and most vigorous growing mycelia.

Discovered and stabilized by the renowned mycologist John Allen during his travels through Southeast Asia.