Stargazer Mushroom Spore Print
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Stargazer Spore Print
The Stargazer Mushroom Spore Print from Magic Spore Labs delivers basidiospores from a high-altitude Psilocybe cubensis strain believed to originate in the Chilean Andes — an environment of rich volcanic soils, humid mountain conditions, and significant temperature variation that shapes a spore profile meaningfully distinct from the tropical lowland and subtropical varieties that dominate the cubensis research catalog. Stargazer's Andean origin is reflected directly in its basidiospore morphology: ellipsoid, smooth, and symmetrical spores measuring approximately 12–13 µm × 8 µm, with deep chocolate to purple-brown pigmentation and strong visual contrast that makes them among the most precisely characterized high-altitude cubensis specimens available for microscopy study.
That visual character is part of what has made Stargazer a celebrated research specimen. Its combination of exact spore geometry, vivid pigmentation depth, and symmetric structure renders exceptionally well under both brightfield and DIC microscopy illumination — making it a preferred strain for microscopy photography, educational display work, and comparative taxonomy study alongside tropical and coastal cubensis varieties. For researchers interested in how altitude, volcanic substrate, and mountain climate influence basidiospore wall thickness, pigmentation, and morphological symmetry within Psilocybe cubensis, Stargazer provides a well-documented Andean data point that no lowland strain can replicate.
Magic Spore Labs produces every Stargazer spore print under GMP-aligned sterile conditions on individually sealed sterile aluminum foil substrate. Refrigeration at 2–8°C is recommended for optimal longevity. We ship to researchers across the United States, excluding California, Idaho, and Georgia. All products are sold strictly for microscopy and taxonomy research purposes only.
Key Features
Documented Andean High-Altitude Spore Dimensions
Stargazer basidiospores measure approximately 12–13 µm × 8 µm — ellipsoid, smooth, and symmetrical with deep chocolate to purple-brown pigmentation and strong visual contrast, making them among the most precisely characterized high-altitude Psilocybe cubensis specimens available for brightfield and DIC microscopy research.
GMP Sterile Print Production
Each Stargazer spore print is produced in a GMP-aligned cleanroom environment using strict sterile technique, delivering a dense, uncontaminated basidiospore deposit suitable for serious academic, educational, and taxonomic microscopy research.
Vivid Pigmentation, Foil-Preserved Format
Stargazer prints are individually sealed on sterile aluminum foil substrate — preserving the strain's characteristically rich chocolate to purple-brown spore pigmentation and symmetric spore geometry for long-term archival storage and repeated microscopy examination.
Chilean Andes High-Altitude Origin
Believed to originate from the high-altitude volcanic soils of the Chilean Andes, Stargazer provides researchers with a mountain-origin Psilocybe cubensis reference point — a collection environment that influences spore wall thickness, pigmentation depth, and morphological structure in ways distinct from tropical lowland varieties.
From the Chilean Andes at altitude — a cubensis strain with precisely documented spore dimensions
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