Rare & exotic spores.

A wood-rotting rustgill that drops a bright orange-brown spore print, not the purple-brown of a Psilocybe. The single cleanest genus-level contrast you can put under a microscope. Sold for microscopy, taxonomy and collecting only.

A darker-fruited, lab-bred hybrid of the Blue Meanie, crossing the PHV line, the wild British Virgin Islands collection (TTBVI) and the Nec'D cross. Jet-black print, mottled gills, the lot. For spore microscopy only.

The wild Caribbean Blue Meanie. A British Virgin Islands locality line of Panaeolus cyanescens with a tamarind-tree origin story and a big potency reputation. For spore microscopy only.

The Pacific Northwest's cold-fruiting coastal wood-lover, reputedly one of the most potent Psilocybe species ever measured. Sold here strictly as a spore specimen for microscopy, taxonomy and collecting.

The caramel wood-chip Psilocybe with the undulating cap margin and a purple-brown print, scientifically born in Britain at Kew. A landmark wood-loving species and a rewarding microscopy subject. Sold strictly as a spore specimen for microscopy, taxonomy and collecting.

The mushroom modern psilocybin science actually began with. Roger Heim named it in 1957, grew it in his Paris lab, and from that cultivated material Albert Hofmann isolated the first pure psilocybin.

The dominant potent wood-lover of temperate Australia and New Zealand, and the senior name of the famous subs / azzies / wavies complex. Recent genomics even suggests the Northern Hemisphere wavy caps and flying saucers may be the same organism under this older 1927 name. Sold strictly as spores for microscopy, taxonomy and collecting.

The sclerotia-forming Psilocybe behind the "Philosopher's Stone": a sandy-meadow rarity from Florida, known to science from almost a single 1977 find, with small angular spores and a purple-brown print all its own.

The wild British grassland icon and the conserved type species of the entire Psilocybe genus. A tiny sharp-nippled conical cap that you study, print and identify, never farm. Offered strictly as a microscopy and taxonomy reference specimen.