Thai Elephant Dung Spore Syringe

Thai Elephant Dung is a Psilocybe cubensis lineage associated with Thailand and the tropical environments of Southeast Asia.
The strain gained its unusual name due to reports that specimens were originally discovered growing in nutrient rich environments frequented by elephants.

Within the microscopy community the strain has become recognised as one of several cubensis varieties originating from Thailand.
The region’s warm and humid climate provides an ideal habitat for naturally occurring cubensis mushrooms.

Collectors frequently include Thai Elephant Dung spores in microscopy collections exploring cubensis strains discovered throughout Southeast Asia and tropical climates around the world.

Storage

Store spores between 2–8°C in the refrigerator to maintain freshness and viability.
When stored correctly they can remain suitable for microscopy study for up to six months.

Remove the syringe from refrigeration approximately 12 hours before examination so the sample can reach room temperature.

What You Will Receive

• 1 sterile spore syringe prepared in the UK
• 1 sterile needle supplied separately in sealed packaging
• Syringe secured with protective end cap for safe transport

Disclaimer

These spores are supplied strictly for microscopy and educational research. Cultivation of psilocybin mushrooms is illegal in the United Kingdom.