Description

Cambodian Cubensis

P.cubensis may be the most popular hallucinogenic mushroom in the world. People usually mean this by “magic mushrooms” or “shrooms.” Their pale brown caps and webby partial veil appear in many art pieces inspired by trips.

There are many other active mushrooms, including dozens of Psilocybes and some Amanitas. Amanitas contain muscimol, not psilocybin, so they have different effects. P. cubensis grows naturally in many parts of the world. It has also been developed into several cultivated strains.

The Behavior of This Cambodian Cubensis in The Wild

The Cambodian psilocybin mushroom strain has many unique features. These qualities make its spores enjoyable to work with and study in the lab. This fungi is an extremely fast natural colonizer—its mycelial mat will increase under the right natural conditions.

Is it getting hot in here? The area of Cambodia where Angkor Wat is located is hot. This climate helps the fungi thrive in the wild, where temperatures are often higher than average. Mycologists have seen this strain in nature. It usually appears in large groups and different soil and land types.

What’s the Study Experience Like When You Put Cambodian Spores Under the Microscope?

Cambodian spores are world-renowned for their mild visual appearance on the microscope slide. Amateur microscopists enjoy this strain because it is fun to study. It makes them feel energetic and creative.

Beginners will find the lab work for this Cambodian cubensis strain more accessible than for other strains. This is mainly because it resists contaminants well.

Getting the slide into your microscope should be comparatively easy and fast.

Effects

Cambodian is often called a potent strain, but its high is relatively mild. It offers only slight visuals and a little body buzz. It has a lot of energy. Users may suddenly feel inspired to clean the whole house or find creative inspiration. The effects last a long time.

Dung as a substrate produces more giant mushrooms, while grain produces smaller but more numerous fruits.

The unusual feature is that Cambodians like heat. It does well, and perhaps even prefers, temperatures higher than most other P. cubensis strains will tolerate.

Dosage

It’s possible to calculate a rough estimate for P. The dosage of Cubensis mushrooms depends on a few factors. These include the user’s weight, whether the mushrooms are fresh or dried, and the user’s desired experience. This could be an intense experience, a mild one, or a microdose.

Since Cambodian is reportedly more potent, its doses would be slightly smaller than the calculated estimate. But the result is still just a starting point. Even with a strain, potency can vary, and not everybody has the same biochemical sensitivity to psilocybin, either.

Trying things out can be helpful, especially with microdosing. Small changes can lead to significant results.