Syzygy Magic Mushrooms

Syzygy Magic Mushrooms

Syzygy Magic Mushrooms (Psilocybe Cubensis, Syzygy) is a strain that first appeared in the 1970s and is named after Terrence McKenna, a well-known ethnobotanist, mystic, and psychonaut. The McKenna brothers ran a spore dealer under the name of Syzygy. This strain was lost after Terrence Mckenna’s dying and the passage of time, but it was recently discovered and restored.

Originally gathered from the Amazonian strains of Stropharia Cubensis, the Syzygy is a robust and healthy cubensis strain. Syzygy mushrooms, according to our staff, offer an excellent blend of cosy images and a spiritual experience. Expect a mind-recalibrating encounter that will open your eyes.

History and Origin of Syzygy Magic Mushrooms

Originally derived from Amazonian Stropharia Cubensis strains, the Syzygy is a robust and active cubensis strain. Our experts claim that syzygy mushrooms offer a pleasing fusion of cosy visuals and spiritual experience. Be prepared for a mind-blowing experience that will adjust your perspective.

Psilocybe cubensis is by far the most prevalent type of magic mushroom. There are hundreds of different strain variants available within this species.

When cultivating magic mushrooms at home, it can be difficult to decide which strain to buy.

A strain and a species are distinct:

• A discrete genetic grouping of creatures with the ability to reproduce together is referred to as a species.
• A strain is a subgrouping within a species that denotes a particular phenotypic or morphology.
• In other words, every species has its own genetic makeup. The genetic makeup of strains within a species is the same, but some genes are more active than others, leading to subtle variations in their appearance or sensation.

Let’s use humans as an illustration: A person of African ancestry (of any strain or race) can conceive just as effortlessly as a person of Caucasian ancestry. Although they are regarded as a distinct race (strain), they can still procreate because they belong to the same species (Homo sapiens).

For mushrooms, the same is true. There are hundreds of distinct strains of the Psilocybe cubensis species, and each one grows a little bit differently. However, this species’ various strains can interbreed.

On the other hand, because they are genetically separate from one another, Psilocybe cubensis strains and Panaeolus cyanescens strains cannot mate.

The six main variations that distinguish each strain are as follows:

• Size of the mushrooms: Some strains are more likely to generate giant mushrooms, while others are more prone to produce short, stubby mushrooms.
• Mushroom caps can be any colour, including white (albinos), tan, dark brown, or even black.
• Gill production: Some strains, such as Penis Envy, hardly ever generate any exposed gills at all.
• Flush vitality: While the majority of strains may produce mushrooms for three to four flushes on average, others can produce mushrooms for up to ten flushes.
• Colonization rate: Although the process takes a little while, some strains will completely colonise spawn jars up to 20% faster.
• Resistance to infection – contamination is the main reason magic mushroom cultivation fails. Mold and bacteria can affect some strains more than others.

Whether psilocybin strains have any significance besides the mushroom’s outward appearance is a subject of intense discussion.

Three potent compounds—psilocybin, psilocin, and baeocystin—are present in every strain of magic mushroom. The qualitative effects of each of the strains listed here are essentially the same at about the same dose.

Many distributors of strains specify particular qualitative effects that go along with a particular strain. Some are said to be more upbeat, aesthetically trippy, or inward-looking.