Psilocybe Cubensis Huautla

Mushroom spores Psilocybe Cubensis Huautla

Activity: medium-high.
Cycle duration/tempo: fast
Substrate: hay, grain, straw
Colonization temperature: 25-30 C.
Fruiting temperature: 22 - 26 C.
Resistance to infection and disease: high

Description Huatla

These psilocybin mushrooms are another gem of the collection. They are often found in Mexico in the place where the famous shaman Maria Sabina performed her sacred rites, healed people and provided everyone with a piece of a special world. She died in 1985, but she was able to pass on her gift to those who are now successfully engaged in treatment and infusions from mushrooms.

The pilgrims who went to the village of Mary say that everything is literally saturated with wisdom, sacredness and power. She shared what she felt about people's disrespectful attitude towards holy mushrooms. She insisted that only striving for benefits and improvement, one can take magical decoctions, as well as use them to enjoy.

The strain is easy to cultivate and suitable even for beginners. Strain perfectly fights pathogenic microorganisms and quickly bears fruit. Moderate presence of psilcybin. This strain is great for first tryouts. It does not capture the entire consciousness, allowing you to slightly direct and control the process.

Appearance

Very attractive mushroom bodies that deliver aesthetic pleasure. A slender leg of snow-white color with a silvery sheen, while the hats look like young flywheels. By the end of the fruiting of the substrate, a small white hairiness appears at the beginning of the stem, adding charm to the symmetrical mushroom. Attractiveness remains regardless of cultivation. They look great on hay sausage and in ordinary cases.

The diameter of the cap is 10-12 cm, the trunks grow up to 15 cm. Quite often, under the cap, the film needs to be forced to separate in order to remove spores.

Origin

The disputes were brought to European territory from the Mexican corner. This area has given the world many of these strains. In the names of many there is a mention of the origin.

substrate for mycelium

Under natural conditions, it does not grow on manure, but it treats such a substrate very well, and its psychoactivity increases significantly. The strain shows an excellent harvest on pearl barley, boiled wheat, rye, straw-hay, buckwheat.

Output of finished products

To provide the substrate with the necessary conditions by the mycologist, up to 200-270 g of raw fruits can be removed from 1 mycelium on the 1st wave. Fruits five times.

Fruiting and colonization

The grain substrate is captured in 10-18 days, depending on the conditions. The optimum temperature for quick coverage of micellar threads of grain is + 26-30C. To maintain the temperature, you can make a greenhouse for containers or buy a thermal mat.

The formation of mushroom bodies occurs at a temperature in the tank of + 22-25 degrees.

Effect

The decoction plunges you into a colored whirlpool of changing patterns of special shapes and escorts you into the depths of the Soul universe. If mushrooms are treated with respect, then the wanderer will be able to learn the knowledge of ancient civilizations, marveling at finding an inseparable connection with creatures.

When you get to a wonderful place where there are no material rules, you can find the Greatest teachers, as well as get the keys to achieve material wealth. Mushrooms need respect, so do not take them for idleness. For novice psychonauts, a portion of 2 g is optimal, in order to immerse yourself well, it will take 4-5 g. To speed up the effect, you need to prepare tea.