Thai

Description

Thai magic mushroom kits are currently only produced by the breeder of the All-in-One Growkits.

These are not quite as foolproof as Freshmushrooms kits, as you have to water them at least once before setting them up. (see e.g. Golden Teacher)

In this respect Thai a top choice for all those who either want to try something new after their first grow attempt, want to try out all varieties, or already know that they want to try a new variety. exactly the want to have.

All-in-One / Classic - these boxes have a layer of vermiculite on top and must be watered before the first flush. Instructions All-in-One

• 1200cc (recommended for little to moderate breeding experience - 350-400g*)
• 2100cc (recommended for advanced riders - 700-800g*)

*Expected harvest under ideal conditions, according to the grower

Culture ampoule

• 5ml liquid culture, mycelium in an ampoule for those who want to be growers themselves. Suitable for this: ebook Growing magic mushrooms or in english ebook: Unstoppable mushrooms

If you want to do everything yourself, the culture solution is a good start to your own breeding.

You can find more tips on breeding, experience reports and instructions on the Mushroom Magic Forum.

About the Thai magic mushroom strain

Do Cubensis strains even exist, or is it ALL made up to serve the need for variety?

We ask ourselves this question again and again when researching strains, and especially with Thai strains we have to look at both sides: From a purely microbiological point of view, strains are wishy-washy and so little standardized that they might as well not even be there, then everything you can buy would be called „Cubensis“. The fact is, however, that this strain has been around for decades and many a mushroom lover swears that Thai mushrooms have a special, Southeast Asian flair, often combined with visuals like the ones you see in the artwork for the product image.

The Thai strain is a Cubensis species, but is often confused with „Psilocybe Samuiensis“ because of its name. This is mainly because it always sounds cool when something has its own species name. (All magic mushrooms that can be cultivated are the same species, EXCEPT Copelandia).

Thailand already had a flourishing magic mushroom tourism in the 90s. Mushrooms were already being served as smoothies, omelettes or on pizza back then and there is even a Field study on Thai mushroom tourism.