Amazonian

Description

P. Cubensis Amazonian

The Amazonian Magic Mushroom variety is known for large flushes of medium sized fruits. Yet, what the Amazonian strain lack in height, they more than make up for in their thick and meaty stature. Multiple flushes can be expected with this variety. The mycelium is extremely rhizomorphic and colonizes uniformly and aggressively. Many cultivators recommend cold-shocking for best results, making this variety best for more experienced cultivators.

Amazonian Effects

Moderate visual and auditory hallucinations. This variety is reported to provide intense cerebral stimulation. A great choice for? shamanistic and spiritual experience.

Amazonian Appearance

The mushrooms produced by this variety are dense. Caps of the Amazonian are golden caramel color and can get quite large in size. The stems are uniform, thick and stalky.

Growing Amazonian Mushrooms

Of all of the P. cubensis varieties, Amazonians are one of the more difficult varieties to grow. Being such an aggressive colonizer, it is recommended to cold shock to induce fruiting prior to the mycelium completely covering the bulk substrate.

• Spawn Substrate: Various grain types, birdseed, rye, oats
• Bulk Substrate: Pasteurized manure, Coco coir, Vermiculite, straw
• Colonization: 84/86 degrees F.
• Fruiting Temperatures 73/78 degrees F.