Penis Envy Spore Syringe

Penis Envy Mushroom Spores

Welcome to our Penis Envy spore syringe microscopy kit, containing 10ml of high-quality Penis Envy mushroom spores thoughtfully packaged within a laboratory-grade syringe. To aid your research endeavors, a sterile needle is included.

The Penis Envy Mushroom, renowned among psychedelic mushroom enthusiasts for its distinct resemblance to a male penis, stands as a well-known strain within the psilocybe cubensis family.

Penis Envy Overview

Penis Envy has secured its place as one of the most renowned and sought-after mushroom spore strains worldwide, evident through its widespread use in amateur microscopy.

This spore strain is believed to possess calming properties and a profound influence on perception, making it a captivating subject for research.

The educational opportunities presented by Penis Envy are limitless, but due to its unique characteristics, we recommend this strain primarily for advanced researchers.

Under the microscope, Penis Envy spores reveal intricate microstructures, some mirroring those found in the natural world.

Penis Envy Review

True to its name, Penis Envy mushrooms bear a striking resemblance to the male anatomy. In their natural habitat, they can be identified by their bulbous caps and robust, fleshy stems, often surpassing others of their species in girth. They frequently grow in sizable clusters in the wild.

Penis Envy mushrooms boast an above-average psilocybin content, positioning them among the most potent magic mushroom varieties.

Researchers believe they induce intense visual, euphoric, and psychedelic effects, making them a subject of great intrigue and exploration.

Penis Envy Attributes

Species: Cubensis
Genus: Psilocybe
Variety: Penis Envy
Spores: Usually white, Dark brown with subellipsoid on 4-spored basidia. Light sporulation
Habitat: Grains, Bovine, Equine Dung and Enriched Soils
Climate: Subtropical
Cap: 30+ mm in diameter, concave to slightly convex at maturity. Pallid white to brownish
Stem: 70+ mm in length, pallid white to yellowish. Flesh bruising bluish green where injured.
Gills: Attachment adnate to adnexed.