Creeper

Discovered in Chitwan Nepal on elephant or rhino dung. This one is another great strain. Very dense fruits with heavy bluing when bruised. Above-average rhizomorphic mycelium, and a heavy spore depositor. Does well on bulk substrates.

This uncommon strain is found in the wild and then developed for commercial use in Florida by a man named Joshua. The mushrooms are medium in size but it is important to note that they are very dense thus having a higher-than-average potency. It will give you intense visuals and a decent body high. If you take a larger dose, you may feel your body numb out. Definitely good for chilling out, with fun things to look at! Mix of stimulation and relaxation, best of both worlds.

Great White Monster (GWM) Magic Mushrooms is a relatively new Psilocybe Cubensis strain that was discovered by accident by the grower known as “NHMI”. This strain is originally a cross between Puerto Rican and the A-strain, but the Great White Monster was born out of accidental exposure to quaternary reactive ammonium siloxane.
This is a special strain as it is the only P. Cubensis strain known to have both albino and leucistic spores. The fruiting bodies of this magic mushroom are white like albino shrooms but are in fact leucistic (partial loss of color pigmentation). The GWM is also known to have large fruits, slow to grow but prolific grower.

Expect higher than average potency with the Great White Monster.

The Cuban Cubensis is often referred to as the “truest” cubensis in existence because this was the first discovered cubensis in the early 1900s by F.S. Earle (an American mycologist who often worked in Cuba).

The Cuban Magic Mushrooms are known to have skinny stems and small orange-brown caps. They may appear to be small but are deceptively potent. Because of its deep rooted history this strain is considered an royalty in the world of psychedelics.