Albino Cambodians Psilocybe Cubensis

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You’ve heard about Albino Cambodians Psilocybe Cubensis, maybe even through their well known pen name, ‘magic mushrooms’ or ‘shrooms’, but did you know that there’s over 180 psilocybin mushroom species that could occasion your consciousness-expanding journey through space and time?

Though some may be more readily accessible than others, each of these species comes equipped with their own visually-cadent spirit of hallucinogenic ascent. Whether you’ve stumbled across this page to ID a personal batch of these ancient fungi teachers or to choose a strain that most closely resonates with your psychedelic intentions, you’ve nevertheless come to the right place.

Today we’ll be diving head-first into the exquisitely unique properties of some of the most popular mushroom strains on the market, including their trademarked shapes, gill structures, and most importantly, trip-inducing effects. However, we want to note that the strain of your psychedelic mushroom is ultimately of little importance.

You can have an incredible experience on any one of these strains, it’s really your intention and ability to surrender that sways the prognosis of your trip. Knowing what strain you have could definitely be of value, though. Strain identification helps us make better informed decisions on dosage–and a word of advice, you could never go wrong with some good old Golden Teachers.

Albino Cambodians Psilocybe Cubensis

Albino Cambodians Psilocybe Cubensis is probably the image that comes to mind when we think of psychedelic mushrooms. These sacred fungi belong to the family of Hymenogastraceae and have appropriately gained the nickname “golden halos” for their almost-unmistakeable convexes or flat, yellow-brown caps and smooth, sticky surface.