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Magic Mushroom Spores. Magic mushroom spores are the tiny reproductive cells that produce magic mushrooms. Think of them as the seeds that hold the key to unlocking the wonders of this phenomenal realm. They’re extremely small and can only be seen with the help of a microscope. In each of our products, you’ll find hundreds of thousands of these tiny spores.

Our purpose in providing these is to help you, as a researcher, further explore the mysteries that exist within these phenomena. As a researcher or hobbyist, our spores are the perfect tool to help you further explore the mysteries that exist within the world of mycology.

Understanding Magic Mushroom Spores: A Beginner’s Perspective

A magic mushroom spore is a single-cell organism with a set of chromosomes (no edible parts of psychedelic chemicals are yet present). It contains all the genetic material required to create the mycelium of a psilocybin shroom.

Fungi use spores to propagate their species. Mycelium develops when they germinate, and the fruiting body emerges above ground when the conditions allow it.

New spores emerge on these mushrooms, extending the cycle. They sit on the gills beneath the cap when the fruiting body matures. They may release due to external pressure, like an animal shaking their surface, or through internal discharge processes.

These cells are so tiny that they’re invisible to the naked eye. People can only notice them en masse when a mushroom releases a cloud to reproduce.

Mushrooms produce billions of spores to be discharged. Evolution made them near-impervious to adverse weather, too. They can survive most conditions: some even germinate in radioactive sites and outer space!

What Every Researcher Should Know About Magic Mushroom Spores

The scientific community can get valuable information from spore research.

Magic mushroom spores carry the genetics of a species. Scientists can extract them in three ways:

• Spore prints: Powdery mushroom cell residue on tin foil. This form lasts long and is easy to produce, but the chances of contamination are high.
• Spore syringes: Blends of water and reproductive cells stored in a plastic container. These remain fresh and pure for longer, offering clean material for analysis.
• Spore swabs: Sterilized Q-tips swabbed through mushroom gills. They allow researchers to get samples from fruiting bodies without damaging them.