White Teacher

White Teacher Genetics

Delve into the mystical realm of mycology with the renowned White Golden Teacher, more popularly recognized as the White Teacher. A standout isolation stemming from the leucistic mutation of the well-known Golden Teacher p. cubensis, the White Teacher showcases a uniqueness that sets it apart in the world of fungi.

Contrary to the assumptions of many, the White Teacher is not a genuine albino variant. This misperception often arises due to its pale and elegant fruit bodies, which present a beautiful and delicate cream hue. However, a closer look at its spores will reveal the truth. Unlike true albinos that possess clear or white spores, the White Teacher spores display a rich, dark brown to a mesmerizing purple shade. This not only underscores its distinctiveness but also signifies its deep roots and connection to the original Golden Teacher lineage.

Whether you are a seasoned mycologist or someone just beginning their journey into the world of spores and genetics, the White Teacher offers an intriguing exploration. Its blend of a stunningly light fruit body contrasted against the deep-colored spores paints a picture of nature’s wondrous ability to surprise and enchant.

If you’re seeking a one-of-a-kind addition to your collection, or simply wish to immerse yourself in the intricate wonders of mycology, the White Teacher Spores and Cultures is an unparalleled choice. Embrace the allure of this unique isolation and explore the depths of its remarkable lineage.

Product Description 

This White Teacher 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 White Teacher 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 this Culture?

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 no