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You currently have javascript disabled. Several functions may not work. Please re-enable javascript to access full functionality. Posted 09 May - Posted 10 May - Community Forum Software by IP. Search Advanced Search section: Javascript Disabled Detected You currently have javascript disabled. Psilocybe tampanensis Started By waylitjim , May 09 Please log in to reply. The first pic is four plates from a multispore syringe innoculated onto PDA. The color variation is common, it is all mycelium, no contams in there. Often times stones and fruits will form on the same plate with mycelium that is white, orange, some brown, and some even reddish! Transfers were made with the best fruiting isolate on PDA. The second picture is the tamp. Next WBS mostly millet was inoculated with an agar of the isoalte and allowed to colonize. After the casing showed some mycelial growth the tray was cold shocked for a week or two then fruited. Tamps grow slowly, if i remember correctly the first flush took nearly 2 weeks to mature. As the flushes progress, the fruits get bigger and easier to print. As for the casing layer you want maybe. Also they seem to like the casing very damp, but not muddy. They seem to like it very humid, but at the same time, constant air exchange is crucial, more so than cubensis. If you are looking to get stones, they are not difficult. The major problem here seems to be substrate that is too wet. If you are going to try to fruit them, I would recommend allowing the jar to fully colonize, this tray was cased from an 8 month old colonised jar. What I see happening is, the mycelium colonises the substrate, and gathers energy as it does. Once the mycelium hits a 'barrier' or something non-nutritious, it begins forming sclerotia. In the beginning flushes, the fruits from this isolate have been extremely numerous! They digress in numbers throughout the flushes each producing fruits a bit larger than the last. And they print much better too! They flush about 7 times before contaminating. After all of the flushes were complete, there were many small stones collected from just below the casing layer. I like to macerate a stone between my front teeth, keeping it in my mouth and chewing it for 5 or 10 minutes. I love the metallic like taste from them. On par with the stongest Copelandias, and probably like 3X cubensis. It seems to be much more difficult to get older stones to revive on agar without contams. First they were placed in sterile distilled water to rehydrate them first. Then a good amount of h2o2 was added. It was shaken periodically over a 24 hr period. Pieces were laid on peroxidated PDYA, mostly mold grew over the next couple of days, but there was one good area that was quickly transferred to another plate to grow out. I hope the consumption provides even more fun than the growing. Any chance you will be helping Mycotopia raise money again by selling some prints? I would love to trade for a print if you have to spare. OG VIP 1, posts. The only natural specimen of Psilocybe tampanensis was collected in the wild by Stephen Pollock, near Tampa, Florida in All spores and cultures of this species nowadays have originated from this single specimen. Since the collection in , this species has never been seen growing wild in Florida again. Another sighting case was reported in Mississippi, unfortunately no culturable material was collected. Below is a picture of the sclerotia which grows in the substrate, also known as Philosophers Stones. When the stones are fresh, they will often bruise bluish green. Im not worthy Peace Back to Exotic Magic Mushroom Species: Change Theme Mycotopia v5 IP. Become a member today! Sign In Need an account? Remember me This is not recommended for shared computers.