*NOTE: The information below is for educational purposes only. Vision Mycology does not condone the growth of this liquid culture. It is sold legally for mycological microscopy research only. We will not answer any questions regarding the growth of this culture. We will cancel all orders from anyone who contacts us and mentions growth and they will be placed on a blacklist that prevents them from ordering in the future. Not for sale in GA or ID.
🌱 Genetic Background
Casper is an albino strain of Psilocybe cubensis, it expresses ghostly white features while maintaining the robustness and potency of its pigmented ancestors.
🍄 Physical Traits
Cap:
Rounded to convex in early growth, flattening with maturity. Exhibits a striking ghost-white or silvery hue throughout its life cycle. Smooth and delicate in texture, with slight yellowing as caps age. Occasional subtle bluing appears along the edges when bruised or damaged.
Stipe (Stem):
Slender to medium-thick and consistent in pale coloration. Solid and fibrous with a white core. Exhibits faint to moderate blue bruising when handled, especially at the base. Spore prints are deep purple-brown, contrasting the otherwise pigment-free body.
*NOTE: The information below is for educational purposes only. Vision Mycology does not condone the growth of this liquid culture. It is sold legally for mycological microscopy research only. We will not answer any questions regarding the growth of this culture. We will cancel all orders from anyone who contacts us and mentions growth and they will be placed on a blacklist that prevents them from ordering in the future. Not for sale in GA or ID.
🌱 Genetic Background
Casper is an albino strain of Psilocybe cubensis, it expresses ghostly white features while maintaining the robustness and potency of its pigmented ancestors.
🍄 Physical Traits
Cap:
Rounded to convex in early growth, flattening with maturity. Exhibits a striking ghost-white or silvery hue throughout its life cycle. Smooth and delicate in texture, with slight yellowing as caps age. Occasional subtle bluing appears along the edges when bruised or damaged.
Stipe (Stem):
Slender to medium-thick and consistent in pale coloration. Solid and fibrous with a white core. Exhibits faint to moderate blue bruising when handled, especially at the base. Spore prints are deep purple-brown, contrasting the otherwise pigment-free body.
