NUTCRACKER COLONIZED AGAR PLATE

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The Nutcracker is a striking TAT (True Albino Teacher) mutation, isolated and publicly released by the Shroomery community in March 2021. Originally developed by renowned cultivator “Myco Clay,” this isolation began with a Yeti culture and underwent over 15 generations of refinement. Now, these highly sought-after genetics are available as fully colonized, sterile agar plates—providing researchers with a clean, established mycelial network ready for immediate microscopic examination and taxonomic study.

NUTCRACKER ISOLATION CHARACTERISTICS

While these cultures are strictly for non-cultivation research, the mature fruiting bodies of this specific phenotype are known for their distinct, mutated characteristics:

• Origin: TAT -> YETI -> Nutcracker

• Appearance: White, extremely wrinkled caps with wavy blue edges, severe bruising, ridges, bumps, and dense, fat stems.

• Cap Size: 1-3 inches in diameter

• Popularity: Uncommon & Highly Prized

WHY CHOOSE COLONIZED AGAR?

Our pre-poured, fully colonized agar plates offer a superior medium for serious mycologists. Working with an active agar culture allows researchers to:

• Observe Mycelial Growth: Easily study rhizomorphic or tomentose growth patterns and hyphal connections in a clear 2D plane.

• Guarantee Purity: Visually confirm a clean, contamination-free culture before preparing slides.

• Streamline Workflow: Skip the germination phase required by spores and begin your cellular research immediately.

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PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

• Culture Medium: Pre-poured, sterile agar dish

• Contents: Live, actively growing Nutcracker mycelium (Zero Psilocybin)

• Categories: Genetics, Psilocybe cubensis, Research Genetics, Agar Plates

• Tags: Albino, Mutations, Myco Clay

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⚠️ IMPORTANT DISCLAIMERS & FAQ

Q: What laboratory applications can be performed with Nutcracker Agar Cultures? A: Our research genetics are an excellent medium for microscopy research, the study of mycelial connections, and general taxonomic identification.

Q: Does this agar plate contain psilocybin? A: No. Our spores and mycelial genetics do not contain psilocybin. Psilocybin does not form until the mycelium matures and reaches the hyphal knot stage. This genetic is explicitly sold for research purposes, and we will not sell to anyone intending to cultivate this species.

Information is provided for educational, microscopy, and taxonomy purposes only. We do not condone nor promote the cultivation of these species in accordance with state and federal regulations. Cannot ship to CA, ID, or GA without proper authorization.