Small, one-celled Psilocybin Mushroom Spores are capable of developing into the fleshy, fruiting bodies of psychoactive mushrooms. All around the globe, you can find these psychedelic mushrooms growing on forest floors or on rotting logs. (But unless you are an experienced mycologist, it is advised to avoid eating what you forage. The wrong mushroom can be fatal to consume.)
The genus Psilocybe has 200 species of psilocybin-containing mushrooms. They originate from spores, also known as Psilocybin Mushroom Spores. Due to the fact that psilocybin spores don't actually contain psilocybin, a chemical that is illegal in numbers of countries, there is a significant chance you can obtain them lawfully. Growing them, though? That, however, is a different tale.
Although you can make your own psilocybin spores, it might be simpler to just buy them online. You can locate a huge list of vendors on Google who are willing to sell you a syringe or a print. An oral syringe with water and mushroom spores is all that is required to make a psilocybin spore syringe. Paper pieces that have had spores stamped on them are called spore prints. The typical method for doing that is to place a fresh mushroom cap on the paper and let the spores fall over it. If you wish to use dried spore prints, you must hydrate them first.
You should first confirm that buying and growing your own psilocybin spores are both permitted in your state if you're interested in doing so. Understanding what's involved is the next step. When cultivating any kind of mushroom, sterility is essential because bacteria or mould can contaminate the spores or stop them from forming in the first place. You'll also require a tonne of tools, including big plastic containers, canning jars, pressure cookers, canners, vermiculite, brown rice flour, and other standard kitchen supplies. Many websites exist that will guide you through the cultivation procedure.
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