Mushroom spores of Orissa

The spores of the "Orissa" mushroom are a valuable specimen among psilocybin strains and are actively used in mycological research. The strain was first discovered in the Indian state of Odisha (formerly Orissa), located near the borders of Nepal and Bihar. It quickly attracted the attention of researchers due to its high vitality and rapid mycelial growth.

Orissa psilocybin mushroom spores

Orissa spores are suitable for in-depth microscopic analysis, including observation of the morphology of large fruiting bodies and intense spore formation. This strain is known for producing some of the largest mushrooms among all "Psilocybe cubensis" varieties, making it particularly interesting to researchers and collectors.

Orissa is characterized by rapid colonization of the substrate, which reduces the risk of contamination and makes it manageable even with basic lab preparation. For those seeking a resilient and visually impressive strain for mycological experiments, Orissa spores are a reliable choice.

The fruiting bodies feature massive caps, thick stems, and an overall striking appearance. Thanks to these traits, the Orissa strain continues to attract steady interest from those studying growth patterns and phenotypic variation in psilocybin cultures.

*The spores do not contain psychoactive substances and are intended strictly for scientific, microscopic, and taxonomic research purposes.