Mushroom spores Thai

The Thai mushroom strain is one of many specimens collected by mycologist John Allen during his expedition to Koh Samui Island in Thailand. While it shares similarities with the Koh Samui variety, it has distinct features that make it a valuable subject for independent mycological research.

Thai Psilocybin Mushroom Spores for Mycological Study

This strain produces large, rounded caps that gradually flatten and may even become slightly convex if harvested after full maturity. Thai is known for its resistance to contamination, ability to grow in suboptimal conditions, and consistent yields across multiple flushes.

In terms of potency, Thai is considered a moderate-strength strain, making it suitable for both experienced mycologists and beginners interested in studying psilocybin species. It exhibits reliable growth and stable morphological characteristics, which contributes to its popularity in lab settings and scientific collections.

For those planning to order spores for research purposes, Thai offers a well-rounded combination of resilience, productivity, and classic morphology — making it a versatile strain for observation and analysis.

*Spores do not contain psilocybin and are intended strictly for taxonomic and mycological research only.