Golden Teacher Liquid Spores
Golden Teacher Liquid Spores
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Golden Teacher Liquid Spores
Golden Teacher Liquid Spores Review
Revered as the community's most popular strain for its hallucinogenic properties and mycologists' top choice for its versatility, the Golden Teacher Mushroom Spores strain is undeniably a favorite for many. It's the most common strain of the Psilocybe cubensis mushroom, and one of the best-selling on the market as well.
What are Golden Teacher Liquid Spores? Golden Teacher Liquid Spores are spore syringes that contain spores of Psilocybe cubensis mushrooms in a liquid medium. It's a strain that presents a beautiful golden cap, and a thick white winding stem, and when bruised, it features traces of a unique blue color. While its origins remain a mystery, its resilience makes it a perfect study for beginner and veteran researchers. While suspended in a liquid medium, researchers of all experience levels can harness information, create limitless liquid culture, and more.
Whether you're a beginner or a veteran in the world of mushroom research, our Golden Teacher Liquid Spores is the best option. It's one of the most popular, most common, and most preferred mushroom strains to exist, and due to its versatility and characteristics, it's one that we recommend you try first.
Features and Specifications
- Psilocybe Cubensis
- Origins Remain A Mystery
- Golden Teacher Strain
- Recommended For Spore Researchers
- Contains 10cc of Golden Teacher Liquid Spores
- 1.5" 20 Gauge Sterile Dispensing Needle
Product Includes
- 1 x Golden Teacher Liquid Spores 10cc Syringe
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The label on my syringe says blue meanies. I’m not complaining but I ordered golden teacher spores, so I’ll give this a three star. The syringe kit is nice and easy to use, no clue if they’ll take to the medium but I’m happy to wait and see
I got my package in a quick amount of time. Packaged well. Very pleased.
Fellow customers: You would be wise to consider the liquid cultures instead! The spores are forming a mycellium albeit very, very slowly. Sterile substrate inoculated on Nov 18 and I am starting to see *some* growth
Worked great!