Psilocybe ovoideocystidiata, also known by the common name the “blue-foot” mushroom or Ovoids, was first discovered in 2003 from a sample discovered in Pennsylvania. It is a member of the phylum basidiomycota, the order agaricales, the family hymenogastraceae, and the genus psilocybe. Other psilocybe species that fall under that genus include psilocybe cyanescens and psilocybe stuntzii. This psilocybin mushroom’s name comes from the ovoid shape of its cells and its rhomboid spores. The fungus was commonly confused with psilocybe caerulipes before being formally named a separate species in 2007. Ovoideocystidiata have a 1.5 cm to 5 cm diameter convex cap that may flatten with age. The head ranges from brown to dark purple and turns whitish or cream-colored when dried. The mushroom’s flesh becomes blue or green when bruised. The gills of this mushroom species begin off-white or pale brown before darkening to a lavender or purplish brown color in maturity. The stalk can reach 9 cm in height and 7 mm in thickness. It has a white or yellowish-brown color with possible blue shading. Stalks are smooth near the cap and may develop small scales at their base.
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All syringes are 10cc and come with an 18 gauge needle and alcohol prep wipe. When using this product, shake the syringe vigorously to evenly distribute the culture. Using 1cc to 1.5cc’s is the recommendation per use. Anything more than that has the potential to encourage contamination from mold or bacteria. You have 10 days from day of package arrival to contact me with any issue with liquid culture. Contaminated grains will NOT count for replacement or refund. LC MUST BE TESTED ON AGAR and pics need to be provided.