Red Boy Spores

Name: Shiny Spores
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£14.99

Red Boy spores supplied for microscopy study. A Psilocybe cubensis lineage believed to originate from Florida in the United States.

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What Size Syringe Do I need?

Our bags have a max amount of moisture they can hold, therefore it's important to check how much you need prior to setting up your project! These bags are purpose-made for Gourmet Health Mushroom spores and should be used alongside a bag sealer (for contamination-free second and third harvests) as well as a heat mat or heat chamber to keep the temperatures constant. Please refer to the table below for this information!

Disclaimer

Please note that it is illegal to grow magic mushrooms within the UK. We ask that you do not use these spores to grow mushrooms, but instead use them to study under a microscope. We cannot be held liable for any illegal use of these spores. Please check your local regulations as we cannot be responsible for the laws you should follow in your own country.

Bag Size	Syringe Size	Bag Sealer Size	Heat Mat Size	Incubation Chamber Size	Predicted Yield Size
1lb Bag	2.5ml	Small	7w	40L or 60L	50-75g
2lb Bag	10ml	Small	7w	40L or 60L	100-250g
4lb Bag	20ml	Large	20w	60L only	350-700g
50/50 Bag	20ml	Large	20w	60L only	500g+
1kg Rye	10ml	Small	7w	40L or 60L	100-200g
1.5kg Rye	20ml	Large	20w	40L or 60L	300-400g
BRF PF Tek Kit	2.5ml	Small	7w	40L or 60L	50-75g
Dutch Style	20ml	-	20w	60L only	500g+
Sprinklebag	20ml	-	20w	60L only	500g+
Oak Hardwood Kit	2.5ml	Small	7w	40 or 60L	70-150g

SKU: SS-SS-22 Category: Spore Syringe Tags: red boy, red boy spore syringe, red boy spores

Description

Red Boy Spore Syringe

Red Boy is a Psilocybe cubensis lineage believed to have originated in Florida in the United States.
The strain gained its name due to the distinctive reddish tones sometimes observed in the spore deposits.

Within the microscopy community Red Boy has become recognised as one of several North American cubensis varieties studied by collectors.

Researchers often include Red Boy spores when comparing cubensis strains originating from different climates and regions.