Psilocybe Natalensis Spore Syringe

£20.00

Psilocybe Natalensis is a rare, wild-collected species from South Africa. Though limited research exists, it’s valued for its unique morphology and moderate spore density, making it a challenging yet fascinating subject for microscopy.

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We guarantee 100% viability on all our spore syringes. If you encounter any issues, we’ll send a free replacement - no questions asked.

All spore syringes are 10ml and come with a sterile needle and anti-bac wipes included.

Psilocybe Natalensis

  • Genus: Psilocybe
  • Species: Psilocybe Natalensis
  • Strain: Natalensis
  • Sub-strain: –
  • Geographical Origin: Native to South Africa, primarily in KwaZulu-Natal (Wild-Collected)
  • Climate: Tropical (24-28°C)
  • Preferred Substrate: Manure, grass, cow dung
  • Cap Shape: Convex to broadly convex
  • Cap Colour: Light brown to golden brown
  • Stem Structure: Thick, fibrous, and prone to bruising
  • Veil Type: Partial
  • Spore Print Colour: Dark purple-brown
  • Spore Size: 11-17 x 7-12 µm (elliptical)
  • Spore Density in Prints: Moderate
  • Unique Morphological Traits: Smaller fruiting bodies than Psilocybe Cubensis, but structurally similar
  • Microscopy & Research Relevance: Studied for its unique morphology and resilience, though rarely cultivated
  • Historical or Cultural Relevance:  This species is native to South Africa, particularly the KwaZulu-Natal region, from which it derives its name. It was first described scientifically in 1995 by Jochen Gartz, Derek Reid, Michael Smith, and Albert Eicker.
  • Strain Stability: Stable under controlled cultivation conditions
  • Research Status: Limited Research – Few studies, mostly anecdotal reports
  • Ease of Microscopy: Moderate – Spores are well-defined but can be difficult to obtain