Purple Mystic is a rewarding subject for any microscopy enthusiast, professional, or advanced researcher seeking to expand their knowledge and contribute to the advancement of mycological science. The Purple Mystic Mushroom isn’t very well-known in the mycology circles, which is why the shroom from Florida has “mystic” as a part of its name.
Even though it has a similar name as Blue Meanie, apart from the purple cap, they are different.
Here is some general information about our spores:
Genus: Psilocybe
Species: P. cubensis
Strain: Purple Mystic
Spore Color: Dark purple-brown
Strain Origin: First observed in Florida in the early 2000s, exact origins uncertain
Here’s what to do to keep the viability of your Purple Mystic spores:
Store them in a cool, dark place with a temperature range of 2-8 °C
Shield the spores from direct sunlight, they are highly sensitive to light exposure
With proper storage, you can enjoy an extended shelf life of up to 1 year, providing more than enough time for your research