This is dikaryotic mycelium culture suspended in nutritive liquid culture medium (0.5% light malt extract). It is shipped in 10 ml sterile syringes with an 18 gauge needle. The actual, usable volume is closer to 12 ml.
Panaeolus cyanescens is a species known for producing exceptionally strong fruit and this cultigen has recently won first place for the highest alkaloid concentrations in a recent cup/competition.
There are a variety of ways to grow this species and substrates to be explored. Generally, a mix of chopped straw, cow manure, and vermiculite are used as a substrate, but there are many variations on this theme.
This isolate has been grown out and personally and produced very good flushes on simple straw/manure substates cased with CV in showboxes and a grow tent. No special requirements for ventilation, air exchange, or humidity levels were required. I used standard cubensis growing protocols and techniques.