Thailand Koh Samui Spore Syringe | Psilocybe cubensis

Explore Thailand Koh Samui Psilocybe cubensis, a well known tropical lineage associated with Southeast Asia and valued for its stable morphology and strong spore characteristics. A classic addition to any microscopy collection and ideal for taxonomy focused research.

🔬 Strain Background

Species: Psilocybe cubensis
Koh Samui is a cubensis variety associated with the island of Koh Samui in Thailand. It is widely recognized within the mycology community and is commonly linked to early collection efforts in tropical Southeast Asia.

🧬 Genetic Lineage

This strain represents a Southeast Asian cubensis lineage and reflects genetics adapted to warm, humid climates. Its stable traits and consistent profile have made it a dependable specimen within microscopy collections.

👨‍🔬 Origin & Development

Koh Samui is believed to trace back to naturally occurring populations in Thailand and has been preserved through continued circulation within the mycology community. Its long standing presence has contributed to its reputation as a reliable and recognizable strain.

🍄 Morphological Notes

• Deep purple brown spores with strong visibility under microscopy
• Elliptical to subellipsoid spore shape
• Spore size typically ranges from 12 to 17 micrometers in length and 8 to 12 micrometers in width
• Smooth spore surfaces with dense pigmentation
• Uniform structure providing clear microscopic definition
• Distinct apical germ pore visible for identification

🧠 Research Significance

Koh Samui spores are valued for their consistency, clarity, and well documented tropical lineage. Their dependable characteristics make them well suited for microscopy research, comparative taxonomy, and studies focused on environmental adaptation within Psilocybe cubensis.

💉 Available Research Format

This product is offered in the following format, selectable above:

• 10ml Spore Syringe with 16g 1.5" needle

⚠️ Intended Use Disclaimer:
All Psilocybe spores and cultures are sold strictly for microscopy and taxonomy purposes only. No cultivation or germination is implied or encouraged.