This is by far one of the fastest colonizing strains of cubensis we have ever seen. We've given it to a few other ppl who witnessed the same results. Let me give you an example. 3 days after inoculation, the strain germinated and 100% colonized 1/2 pint finch seed/verm jars in only 7 days. It was then cased and started pinning 10 days after being cased with a 1" thick casing layer. Mushrooms were harvested 25 days after inoculation. Every patch we've planted has given us the same amazing results...this strain just thrives to spread its sacred seed. We've seen a lot of different strains of Psilocybe mushrooms grow over the years.. but this one takes the gold metal for one of the fasted growing cubensis.
Not only do they grow extremely quick, but produced some absolutely beautiful textbook cubensis. This cubensis was originally picked by John Allen while in Cambodia filming some of the Psilocybe mushrooms that are growing there. We have also found this to be one of the most potent cubensis we've ever eaten, delivering a very nice energetic high that tended to last quite a while. Its not an extremely intense experience, just very energetic and last a long long time. Very smooth as well without much body noise. This one really wakes you up in a beautiful way. If you like the energetic journeys from these mushrooms, this is your ticket to an all night exploration.
John Allen and his film grew said they found it to be very potent for a cubensis as well.
These cubensis along with some Copelandia cambodgeniensis grow in the cattle (brahmans) dung around the Angkor Wat Templeat Siem Reap, Cambodia.
You can see more pictures of this mushroom taken by J. Allen at spiritplants.com.
As for cultivating conditions, it does really well on finch or birdseed, eats through grains, fruits on dung well, loves compost, and seems to love high temps. We've had this mushroom colonize rapidly in 85f+ temps.. and fruited at 93F+ temps with no problem. It loves heat!!!! It also generates lots of heat, so take this in to consideration when incubating and fruiting. This is definitely the summer mushroom of choice. We've also heard back from ppl that the jars of mycelium put off a lot of heat.... not many mushrooms do well in those high of temps.... definitely your outdoor late spring/summer strain. It took a while.. but we have domesticated this strain... and its very stable now, it also withstands contamination very well.
Recently a lot of pictures have been surfacing of this cub doing very well in outdoor patches at cooler temperatures as well. Another thing we have noticed and heard back, is sometimes it produces nice smooth stems, and beautiful caps, textbook cubs, then other times it produces some lumpy stems. They also produce and abundance of mushrooms in a small area. Not a very large growing mushroom on grains, but produces some very large fruits on dung or compost. On grains they make up for the small size by produces a lot of mushrooms in a small area. Be sure and check out the pictures of the cambodians on compost below, this mushroom produces some really beautiful fruits.
For colonization, we recommend 75F-80f, not much higher because they throw off a lot of heat. For fruiting, it will fruit in lower temps of 60F, but it loves heat once again... fruiting will occur from 60F to 93f+.... yes.. 93F+ :) This is one of our favorite cubensis strains because its so fast colonizing and fruiting and is very easy on the mind, body and soul.

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