Description
The Mexicana strain often tends to produce smaller, fast-growing mushrooms.
Its potency is solidly mid-range, as is usual with classic strains. „A cube is a cube.“ (In other words, there are no major differences in potency between classic Cubensis strains).
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
- 250cc (recommended for beginners)
- 1200cc (beginner)
- 2100ccm ( advanced )
Royal Flush - here the mycelium must first grow through the substrate. This takes longer and is more time-consuming overall, but promises the highest yield with a clean procedure. Instructions Royal Flush in English: Royal Flush instructions
- 1200cc (advanced)
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
Information on breeding, support and community: https://pilzezauber.info
About the Mexicana magic mushroom strain
The name Mexicana serves as a memento of the beginnings of magic mushroom culture in the western world. In the 1950s, the curandera Maria Sabina invited Gordon R. Wasson to a velada in her hut. This later resulted in the newspaper article „Seeking the Magic Mushroom“ and the rest is history.
Confusingly Psilocybe Mexicana a completely different species of magic mushroom, but has nothing to do with this strain. But that's how they are, the Strain names, Jedi Mind F*ck wasn't found in the galaxy of Star Wars either...
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