True Albino Teacher

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The True Albino Teacher (TAT) magic mushroom variety is particularly intriguing, as it does not stem from hybridization but rather emerges as an Albino mutation of Golden Teacher, one of the most renowned Cubensis strains. This unique variety was initially discovered by a cultivator known by the name of JikFibs, although little else is known about its origins.

TAT has undergone refinement by several cultivators throughout the years, resulting in a genetically stable strain that consistently exhibits the distinctive feature of vivid-white caps. Even from spore form, TAT reliably showcases this remarkable characteristic. Furthermore, it maintains some of the most desirable qualities inherited from its parent strain (Golden Teacher), such as above-average potency, abundant yield, and resistance to contamination. Spores Lab has further enhanced the potency of our TAT genetics, and this genetic variant now boasts exceptionally rapid colonization.

RODUCT DESCRIPTION

This Albino Penis Envy isolation is perfect for mycological studies and is perfect for researchers and students who require a reliable and easy-to-use genetic.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Q: Is the Albino Penis Envy genetic easy to use for laboratory applications?

A: Yes, our genetics are incredibly easy to use for microscopy and genetic research purposes. These products are explicitly intended for microscopy and genetic research. Not intended for cultivation.

Q: What laboratory applications can be performed with Albino Penis Envy Cultures?

A: Our research genetics can be used for a wide variety of different laboratory applications related to mycology research and study. Specifically, these genetics are a great medium for microscopy research and the study of mycelial connections.

Q: Does this contain psilocybin?

A: No. Our spores and genetics do not contain psilocybin. While some of our genetics may be derived from a psilocybe species, psilocybin does not form until the mycelium matures and reaches the hyphal knot stage. To learn more about the testing done on various stages of mycelial development see this published study: Detecting Psychoactive Drugs in the Developmental Stages of Mushrooms by Susan T. Gross. With that said, this genetic is explicitly sold for research purposes and we will not sell to anyone intending to cultivate this species.