Avery Albino

€16.99

Category: South America

Why Liquid Culture Outperforms Spores: Liquid culture offers faster and more reliable germination compared to spores, with more consistent growth patterns and higher success rates. Ready-to-use cultures eliminate the waiting period typically required for germination and allow better control over strain genetics and characteristics, significantly reducing contamination risks.

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Genetic Background:

Avery’s Albino is a unique leucistic variant within the Psilocybe cubensis family. Known for its pale coloration and striking appearance, this strain was developed through selective breeding and has become a subject of interest for researchers studying genetic mutations in fungal pigmentation. Its leucistic traits, while not a full albino, make it an intriguing strain for mycological research.

Growth Characteristics:

Avery’s Albino is moderately easy to cultivate, making it suitable for both novice and experienced researchers. It thrives in controlled environments with consistent care, producing robust flushes. Its leucistic characteristics and consistent performance make it valuable for those studying fungal morphology and pigmentation.

Appearance:

The mushrooms of Avery’s Albino are noted for their pale, ghostly caps and thick stems, often showing blue bruising when handled. Though it is not a true albino, the strain’s distinctive leucistic appearance makes it a visually appealing specimen for research collections.

Historical Significance:

Avery’s Albino has become a notable strain in the mycological community due to its stability and unique leucistic features. It is often studied for its potential to enhance understanding of genetic mutations and fungal evolution, particularly in the context of morphology and pigmentation.

Note:

These spores are intended for research, educational, and identification purposes only. Please comply with local laws and regulations before purchasing or handling Avery’s Albino spores.