Psilocybe ochraceocentrata Spore Print

Description

EXOTIC

Psilocybe ochraceocentrata spore prints contain spores from a new favorite exotic species, Ps. ochraceocentrata. Ps. ochraceocentrata originates from the Natal region of Africa and was described in 1995. Genetic sequencing verified that it is a separate species from Psilocybe cubensis although it shares many characteristics and is the closest known relative. Many who have studied Ps. ochraceocentrata have expressed a high level of satisfaction over its sister species, Ps. cubensis. Ps. ochraceocentrata has also been known as natalensis super strain and Psilocybe natalensis in the past. In December 2024 this species was renamed to Ps. ochraceocentrata and was formerly known as Psilocybe natalensis; this is also written as Ps. ochraceocentrata (aff. Psilocybe natalensis). Get your hands on a Ps. ochraceocentrata spore print today and compare to the other spores in your collection.
Psilocybe ochraceocentrata may be shortened to Ps. ochra.

The Psilocybe natalensis offered through MushroomManMycology in the past is actually Psilocybe ochraceocentrata. Nothing has changed, it has just been renamed.

Spore prints are single prints on foil.
Spore prints are sent in a ziplock bag with “Microscopy use only” written on the ziplock.
Spore prints will be labelled with an acronym for the variety or with the full variety name or, if it is a single print, the ziplock may be labelled.
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.