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Spores are supplied as spore prints on heavy foil. Each print is individually packaged and prepared for clean, stable storage. Spore print size and density may vary by species and variety. Cambodian is a Southeast Asian Psilocybe cubensis strain commonly connected with the Angkor Wat region in strain-history discussions. Cambodian is a long standing landrace that’s been around in catalogs for 20 years Habitat: band equine dung, and enriched soils Climate: subtropical Origin: Cambodia, Southeast Asia Cap: 50–75 mm in diameter, convex to broadly convex, becoming plane at maturity with an obtuse umbo. Dark cinnamon brown, maturing to golden brown and pale yellow. Surface dry, with persistent remnants of universal veil on the cap. Flesh white, soon bruising bluish green where damaged. Stem: 200 mm long, pale yellowish to buff. Flesh bruising bluish green where injured. A persistent membranous annulus from the partial veil may become dusted with purple-brown spores at maturity. Gills: attachment adnate to adnexed. Grayish in young fruit bodies, becoming dark purplish brown to nearly black as spores mature. Spores: dark purplish brown, subellipsoid, produced on 4-spored basidia. For the same Cambodian strain in liquid 10 ml format, see the Psilocybe cubensis Cambodian spore syringe. Cambodian is recommended to compare against Taman Negara, Pink Buffalo and Burma. For best selling cubensis prints check out Golden Teacher and Tidal Wave. More cubensis print options are available in the Cubensis Spore Prints category. Disclaimer: All products offered by Sporeworks.eu are intended exclusively for microscopy and taxonomic reference. They are not intended for any use outside this scope. Customers are responsible for ensuring their purchase and use comply with applicable national and EU laws and regulations.
