Cambodian Gold Magic Mushrooms

Cambodian Gold magic mushrooms (Psilocybe Cubensis Cambodian Gold) is a F1 hybrid of our most popular strain Golden Teachers and a high strength strain Cambodian. This is an extremely rare strain. It took many months for our producers to track down and verify the Cambodian Gold spores. The search was worth it, the results were amazing as you can see in the photos.

Cambodian Gold shrooms is characterized by bright golden caps and thick stems. These mushrooms are simply beautiful. The large caps and thick stems indicate above average psilocybin content.

Expect above average potency because of its lineage from two very popular strains. The Cambodian is known for its high potency and Golden Teachers for its insightfulness. Combine these two characteristics and you have one powerful magic mushroom experience.

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Effects

Cambodian is often spoken of as a very potent strain, but its high is relatively mellow, with only slight visuals and not much body buzz—it does have a lot of energy (users may find themselves suddenly inspired to clean the whole house, in addition to more creative forms of inspiration) and the effects last a very long time.

Dosage

It’s possible to calculate a rough estimate for P. cubensis dosage from the user’s weight, the condition of the mushroom (fresh or dried), and the kind of experience the user is looking for (intense, mild, microdose, and so forth). Since Cambodian is reported to be on the more potent side, 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. Some degree of trial-and-error is a good idea, especially with microdosing, where small differences could have important results.

Growing Cambodian Cubensis

Cambodian is one of the fastest-growing strains available. Colonization time can be as short as seven days. Total time from inoculation to harvest can be as little as 25 days.

Like most (not all) strains, Cambodian does well on all the common substrate types, in all common growing methods—PF Tek, Monotub, Shotgun, or whatever else. Dung as a substrates do produce larger mushrooms, while grain produces smaller but more numerous fruits. The unusual feature is that Cambodian likes heat, doing well, and perhaps even preferring, temperatures higher than most other P. cubensis strains will tolerate.