Rare Psilocybe Spore Collection

Ready to explore beyond the usual? Our collection of rare psilocybe spores is your next step. After all, we believe serious research deserves amazing quality and variety.

So, we present these unique spores with the honest details you need. This is your chance to study incredible genetics from around the world. You can build a truly great spore library.

Choosing a Format For Your Rare Spores

We offer these rare finds in a few formats for your research. Each has its own benefits, so you can pick the one that best suits your style:

• Spore Print: The classic way to store spores. Spores on sterile foil. It’s perfect for long-term storage and for seeing spores in their natural clusters.
• Spore Swab: A sterile cotton swab, heavy with spores. That’s why it’s perfect for putting spores on a slide with care and control.
• Spore Syringe (3ml): Spores mixed in sterile water. This lets you easily put a spore solution on a slide to view it right away.

Our Collection of Rare Psilocybe Spores

Every species here is a unique look into the world of mycology. That’s why we suggest you note where each one comes from. This is key to its unique traits and story.

Lab Cultivated Species

If you want pure samples for your research, these are for you. Specifically, these spores come from mushrooms grown in a clean lab setting.

Panaeolus Cyanescens MIB: A special cross of three Pan-Cyan varieties (PHV, BVI, and Nec’D). It was created by the brilliant Magic Myco Family.

Panaeolus Cyanescens TTBVI: A famous, cup-winning type. It was first found under a Tamarind Tree in the British Virgin Islands.

Psilocybe Mexicana Jalisco: A species with deep history in Mazateca rituals. It can form both mushrooms and ‘truffles’ (sclerotia), which is a neat trait to study.

Psilocybe Tampanensis: Similarly, like Mexicana, this species also forms sclerotia. This makes its life cycle very interesting to study.

Wild & Outdoor Sourced Species

Want to see spores in their natural state? These come from outdoor mushrooms. This gives a more natural research feel. Seeing other tiny microbes from their home is part of the fun.

Psilocybe Semilanceata (Liberty Cap): The UK’s most famous native psychoactive mushroom. It’s a tough one to thrive in our climate!

Psilocybe Subaeruginosa: A well-known species from Australia and New Zealand. These spores come from an outdoor patch that is cared for.

Psilocybe Cyanescens (Wavy Cap): A much-loved species. In addition, it can also be found growing wild in the UK.

Psilocybe Azurescens: Known as the strongest psilocybe on Earth. They are beautiful specimens to see through a microscope.

Gymnopilus Luteofolius: A great addition to your collection! These spores are a lovely, bright rusty-orange colour.

The Truth About These Rare Psilocybe Spores

Scientific Classification

How to Store Your Rare Spore Collection

• Prints & Swabs: Just store them in a cool, dark, and dry place. A drawer or cupboard is perfect. They will stay usable for many years. For even longer life, keeping them in a sealed container in the fridge is best.
• Syringes: If storing syringes in the fridge, they will be viable for even longer. Keep them in their light-blocking foil bag (becasue fridges tend to be manky!).

Our Promise & The Rules

Build a World-Class Library of Rare Spores

Moving beyond common species is the sign of a true collector. Indeed, when you study these rare psilocybe spores, you aren’t just looking at cells; you are helping protect global genetics. After all, each slide you prepare is a unique glimpse into nature. So, build a library that tells a story of this variety, and choose a supplier who respects the science and spirit of your work.