Panaelous Cyanescens
Eungai

This variation of Pan. Cyanescens is said to originate in Australia. Eungai is said to be extremely potent with tests coming back as high as 4%.
Eungai is also surprisingly easy to grow like TTBVI compared to other variants of Pan. Cyanescens. The mycelium isn’t thick or ropey but you can definitely see the little rhizomes. Compared to other variants the mycelium is flexible and not picky. This will also fruit on CVG only substrates, but definitely prefers manure based substrates.
This cut of Eungai grows very elegantly and uniform. Very potent fruits, PT U says there’s less of a fruit-to-fruit potency variations than TTBVI. Potency seems to be more evenly dispersed in this culture.