April “Coming and Going”- Limited Release 3 Syringe Pack

Description

The April “Coming and Going”- Limited Release 3 Syringe Pack contains 3 Psilocybe cubensis spore syringes of 3 different varieties. This pack will only be offered the month of April.

April is a month for renewal. Old plant stems finally degrade and new buds are everywhere. The sun shines and birds call. Another cycle of death and rebirth is complete. To honor this cycle and to highlight some of MMM’s disappearing favorites and new varieties, the “Coming and Going” April pack will allow you to secure genetics before they are gone and get something new.There are multiple spore syringe varieties that will sell out in the next 1-4 weeks and be replaced by new varieties.

This April pack will have 2 of the ‘last batch’ syringes and the most recently added new, replacement spore syringe. Currently the pack offers:
1 Thai Pink Buffalo spore syringe (the newest syringe to the MMM roster)
You will receive 2 spore syringes at random from the below possibilities:
Thai Elephant Dung, Texas Orange Cap, Mexican Dutch King

The pack is priced such that you get the Thai Pink Buffalo syringe for free!

See below for descriptions of each variety offered.

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Psilocybe cubensis var “Thai Elephant Dung” was originally collected by John Allen. Classic Thai genetics that always look great under the scope, make it part if your library today! Don’t miss adding these Thai Elephant Dung spore syringes to your collection.
“The Elephant Dung shrooms came from three prints collected from one individual and a few other prints which are on deposit at Chulalongkorn university in Bangkok.” – John Allen
Thai Elephant Dung may be shortened to TED.

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Psilocybe cubensis var “Texas Orange Cap” is a variety originally domesticated from Texas wild specimens collected in 1998 near Nueces county, USA by an OMC member. This is a great variety to have in your library to capture with other southern USA genetics.
Texas Orange Cap may be shortened to TOC.

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Psilocybe cubensis var “Mexican Dutch King” is a lineage of wild P. cubensis from Mexico that was brought to the Netherlands and domesticated there for the historically legal use within the Netherlands (which is no longer the case). It was wildly popular and these genetics likely held the spot in many shops. Will sometime show genetic mutations. Grab a piece of history today!
This is a great Beginner Friendly variety as it was domesticated for industrial use in its past.
Mexican Dutch King may be shortened to MDK.

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Psilocybe cubensis var “Thai Pink Buffalo” is a beloved variety that has been around for over 20 years. Also known as Pink Buffalo, this variety was said to be collected in Thailand from buffalo dung, reportedly from a rare Pink Buffalo but it has not been confirmed. A great set of Thai genetics, all collectors should have this variety on hand, don’t miss out seeing your own “pink buffalo” under the scope!
Thai Pink Buffalo spores may be shortened to TPB.

All spore syringes are for microscopy/art/collection purposes only.
Each spore syringe is 10 mL and comes capped with a separate sterile 18 g needle.
Each syringe comes with a collector’s card print out that has the batch date the syringe was produced.
Due to environmental, genetic, and other conditions, the phenotype contained within the spores may be different than the collector’s card image. All varieties, especially mutant ones, are vetted to ensure the correct genetics are being sold.