Morphology and Mutations

Cap (Pileus): Cap white fleshy, frequently irregular or corrugated, with thick margins. Intense blue color when oxidized.

Stipe (Stem): Stipe robust, pithy, white.

Spores: Transparent hyaline spores (True Albino).

Genetic Traits: Albinism, Wavy cap margins, Medium-high density

Cultivation Characteristics

Special Requirements: It requires consistent humidity conditions for the thick basidiocarps to form without cracks. As it is a descendant of TAT, it lacks resistance against drastic variations in dissolved oxygen.

Effects and Psychopharmacology

• Vivid fractals
• Profound euphoria
• Notable sensory alteration

History and Description

Yeti is an advanced iteration derived from the TAT (True Albino Teacher) genetic lineage, originally isolated by the mycologist known as "Jik Fibs." The Yeti isolation was rigorously selected for its massive morphological profile, surpassing its direct ancestor in stipe thickness and cellular density. During its ontogenetic development, the <span data-tooltip="The cap or top part of the mushroom" tabindex="0">pileus</span> margins exhibit a characteristic undulation resembling leathery folds. Biochemically, it ranks far above the average of the original Teacher lineage, approaching the tryptamine concentrations found in the Penis Envy phenotype, all while maintaining a strict albinism profile.

The Yeti variety has an extensive history in modern mycology, being appreciated for its unique genetic profile and its contribution to fungal biodiversity studied in laboratories worldwide.