Mexican (Mexicana Cubensis)
Híbrido de Laboratorio / Mutación

Morphology and Mutations
Cap (Pileus): Fleshy cap, color variable depending on mutation
Stipe (Stem): Dense stipe, psilocybin that bruises strongly blue
Spores: Spore print dark purple or translucent (if albino)
Genetic Traits: Pale golden to brown caps, Very long and slender stems, Profuse spore producer, Contamination resistant
Cultivation Characteristics
Special Requirements: Standard cultivation conditions for psilocybes. Maintain humidity above 90% and temperatures between 21-25°C.
Effects and Psychopharmacology
- Introspection
- Feeling of spiritual connection
- Relaxing body effect
- Geometric visuals
History and Description
One of the classic P. cubensis strains, often stabilized under names like Dutch King. Not to be confused with the species P. mexicana. It is a foundational strain in mycology.
Its lineage dates back to the first strains isolated in Mexico and Holland at the end of the 20th century.