B+ Spores (B Plus Spores)

B+ Spores

Some of the most sought-after psilocybe cubensis magic mushrooms ever discovered are B+ Spores and their spores. Because you requested them, the B+ Spores are now available at abmushroom.com! A mushroom spore syringe and mushroom spore prints should be located. The Florida farm where this psilocybe cubensis magic mushroom was first found was using a pile of manure and straw as its mushroom substrate. Magic mushroom spores are perfectly legal to acquire and possess in the majority of US areas because they contain neither psilocybin nor psilocin. Additionally, before placing an order, be careful to check your local laws. You are provided with the authentic B+ Spores genetics from the Florida-grown psilocybe cubensis mushrooms.

As a healthy spore depositor, this strain has a lot of pores.

Magic mushrooms with B+ Spores are simple to grow. Check the regulations in your area regarding mushroom cultivation. Growing mushrooms for taxonomy and identification purposes? You can use our spores!

Here are some additional mushroom spores that you might find interesting to review in addition to the B+ Spores: Golden Teachers Shrooms, also known as B Plus mushroom spores, Alcabenzi mushroom magic spores, PES PES Hawaiian mushroom spores, Ecuadorian spores, Amazonian mushroom spores

More Detail:

Habitat: Bovine, Equine Dung and Enriched Soils

Climate: Subtropical

Strain Origin: Unknown

Cap: Age-related hemispheric to convex expanding to widely convexing to almost plane, measuring 25–75 mm in diameter. Golden brown after ripening from dark red. Surface viscid with a layer that appears to be gelatinous when very wet, quickly smooth from drying. When young, there are fine fibrillose veil remnants that quickly vanish. Fast-bruising bluish green flesh turns white.

150–200 mm plus on the stem. Usually equal, occasionally slightly enlarged at the base, and occasionally distorted. Hollow, bruised azure, yellowish to buff with a reflecting gloss. Even before tearing away from the cap, the partial veil is membranous, leaving a prolonged membranous annulus that is heavily covered in purple brown spores.

Gills: Attachment adnate to adnexed. Grayish coloration in young fruit bodies becoming nearly black in maturity.

Spores: Dark purplish brown, subellipsoid, 13 by 8 micrometers on 4-spored basidia

Formerly misrepresented as Psilocybe azurescens.

Detail of separate gelatinous pellicle: The “B+” subspecies of cubensis appears to be the only ones with this trait. The cap has a clear amber colored layer of cells while it is young and well-hydrated, but this layer quickly oxidizes into a more opaque blue gray tint when it is removed. The texture resembles a thin, gelatinous layer that can be stretched. Notice how dull the area is where the pellicle was removed.

A 2011 study also discovered that participants’ self-reported measures of openness continued to be significantly higher more than a year after they had a single psilocybin experience. Researchers in this study and others have attributed this finding to the mystical experience, a mysterious but potent component of a mushroom trip.

An intuitive conviction that the experience is a source of objective truth about the nature of reality is included in this definition of a mystical experience as “feelings of unity and interconnectedness with all people and things, a sense of sacredness, feelings of peace and joy, a sense of transcending normal time and space, ineffability, and an intuitive belief.” Even atheists have reported the significance of their psilocybin-induced mystical experiences. People who have reported having a mystical-type experience while taking mushrooms range widely in their religious identification, but intriguingly the profundity of such experiences doesn’t seem to correlate with religious belief. Additionally, studies have indicated that people experience more favorable, long-lasting changes the more powerful their mystical experiences.

The potential of psilocybin to lessen the interconnection of integration hubs in the brain is likely the cause of these subjective effects, such as sensations of oneness. That simply means that psilocybin promotes more “cross-talk” across the brain’s normally separated areas. Researchers hypothesize that this leads to a condition of “unconstrained cognition,” which means that thinking becomes more fluid and the ways we usually organize, categorize, and discriminate the parts of conscious experience are broken down. It is helpful to know that similar brain activity patterns are also seen during various states of meditation in order to comprehend how this might be advantageous.