Psilocybe Cubensis Tapalpa

Mushroom spores Psilocybe Cubensis Tapalpa

Family: Strophariaceae

Genus: Psilocybe

Species: Cubensis

Strain: Tapalpa

Activity: High.

Description Tapalpa

These psilocybin mushrooms are an excellent strain that has medium fruiting bodies and increased resistance to infection. Sufficiently aggressive mycelium, rapidly colonizing the substrate. It develops by 2-4 mushrooms, therefore they cannot always cover the substrate.

Tapalpa is easy to cultivate and does not cause difficulties for novice mycologists. The strain is recommended for the 1st grow.

Cubensis strains are unique and Tapalpa is no exception. It has amazing psychoactivity, which is why beginners should be careful with the dose.

Appearance

The bodies form a sparse row on the ground, collected in separate families. The hat grows in diameter up to 3-7 cm and is distinguished by a creamy tint with yellowish edges. The separation of the skirt occurs with ease, and the participation of a mycologist is not required. Fleshy and firm stalk, bright yellowish to bright brown. Large fruits produce spores to complete the collection.

Origin

We found a strain in Mexico a little south of Guadalajara near a small town located in the Jalisco region. This delightful variety of life grows high above sea level. Thanks to the mountain air, the culture has stable protection and aggressiveness to the development of the substrate.

Mycelium base

The psilocybe species exhibits marvelous uptake rates in almost any nutrient mixture. They develop well on oats, barley, manure, wheat, straw, rice cakes, pearl barley. Growers successfully infect buckwheat and canary seed with spores.

For absolute coverage of the nutrient mixture, it is necessary to clean it from pathogenic "living creatures" - mold and various fungal spores, bacteria. The grain must first be boiled in water with hydrogen peroxide or antibiotics, then pasteurized.

Reference! Most ethnobotanists who pasteurize in the microwave argue against including antibiotics.

Output

Strain of medium yield, giving troublesome shrumers 200-250 g of mushroom bodies with 1 liter of mycelium. It is possible to increase the yield if you use the new technique of growing in a monotube. When adhering to the rules, the substrate provides a yield of 20-25% of its mass. Therefore, when there is 6 g of substrate in a monotube, it will give out 1000-1200 g from the 1st wave. The 2nd and subsequent waves are less productive, but quite acceptable for novice mycologists.

Fruiting and colonization

After inoculation, after 7-12 days, containers with grain cover it completely at + 26-30C. If you adhere to the recommended temperature, after a week the mycelium is sown in a monotube or cases.

Interesting! For rapid overgrowth of the container with the substrate, it is installed on a thermo-mat.

Due to the very low temperature, the development of the mycelium slows down and even stops. The case bears fruit at + 22-25C.

Effect

Receiving a decoction allows you to feel the vibrations of the Universe, to see the sounds that surround us. Delightful shamanic ornaments and colors help to understand the essence of earthly things, free the mind from the mistakes of the past and incomprehensible lessons. The psychonaut will be surrounded by an atmosphere of "all-immersion" and tranquility in an abstract spiritual world for several hours.

The decoction helps to reveal talents and point to real goals in life. Time in a trip adds up, and space becomes multifaceted, where the view often changes. When a wanderer is interested not only in the material side, then the mushrooms will accompany him along secret paths made up of knowledge and the greatest wisdom, will allow him to achieve spiritual goals and will entertain him with new acquaintances and unearthly flights.

For convergence, the minimum portion is 1.5-2 g of dry products. When a traveler has experience, then 3-4 g is needed for a wonderful experience. And for complete trust and liberation from illusory reality, it is worth taking a dosage of 4.5-5 g.