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Strain

Texas

Species
Psilocybe cubensis

Dense, low-water fruits; invitro-friendly.

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Summary

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Growing Texas

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At a glance

Difficulty
Beginner
Grows on
Dung (manure-loving, like cubensis)
Lineage and origin
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Traits
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Similar strains
PE6

Timeline

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Climate

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Colonizing
75–80 °F
70–75 °F, 90–95%
Fresh air ()
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Light
Indirect 6500K 12/12 or a bright room.

Substrate and casing

Substrate
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What it looks like

Phenotype
  • once mature, a surprisingly dense and withered cap with a thick, gnarled stem; like other cubes from dry regions, can produce the occasional albino fruit
  • Once mature, a surprisingly dense and withered cap with a thick, gnarled stem; like other cubes from dry regions, can produce the occasional albino fruit
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Common problems

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Three fields is enough: setup, days to pins, and how it went.

    Recipes growers used

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    Notes from growers

    Tips, corrections and “same thing happened to me” for Texas as a whole.