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The premium Nepal mushrooms spore syringe microscopy kit includes 10ml of authentic Nepal spores in a syringe, individually packaged, with a sterile needle included. The best magnification for Psilocybe cubensis spore research is a magnification of 1000x or higher. Nepal mushroom strain sales are declined to the states of Georgia, California, and to Idaho.

Qualityspores.store psilocybe cubensis in Nepal spores are intended ONLY for microscopy and taxonomy purposes. The images shown are informational only and originate from other cultivators and labs outside the USA. Cultivation is illegal in many countries including the United States. The purpose of this site is not to grow psilocybin mushrooms but to help study and identify magic mushrooms successfully.

Nepal is known for many things—most of the world’s tallest mountains, beautiful, sprawling forests, and some of the most fertile land on the planet—but unless they were an amateur microscopist, most people wouldn’t know that it’s also home to one of the best Psilocybe cubensis in Nepal strains, particularly in the Chitwan province.

If you want to enjoy a unique experience that few but microscopists with the most exacting tastes have had the chance to study, you’re going to want to pick up our Nepal spore syringe kit immediately.

Let’s dig in and see what this lovely strain is all about:

From Chitwan, Nepal to Your Microscope Slide: An Authentic Nepal Spore Strain Only From Quality Spores

Picture yourself in the Chitwan province of Nepal. Perhaps you’re standing deep in the valley that’s there, surrounded by mountains—the Mahabharat range on one side, and the Siwalik range on the other. The cool, crisp Himalayan air reaches your nostrils and you can truly feel the presence of nature around you.

That’s a bit what it’s like to study our Nepal spore strain—a rich, earthy experience, with an air of excitement and exotic exploration to places untouched.

This Nepal Strain of Psilocybe Cubensis Takes on an Interesting Appearance in the Wild
In the wilds of Chitwan, the mature Nepal strain takes on a fascinating, almost alien appearance. Its caps are concave, with just a touch of cinnamon. The rest of the organism is otherwise white. A small, 20-70 millimeter cap rests atop a thick, powerful stem, looking a bit like a flying saucer. Heavy spore production results in dark purple prints, which contrast in a rather lovely way with the otherwise completely white gills.

From a microscopy standpoint, it’s fascinating to see the earliest stage of this fungi’s development. Not unlike other spores from a subtropical climate, observers will be sure to note how durable the spores seem, as though the mountain air of their original home had prepared them to be resistant to contamination.