Originally a Leucistic with fully bearded stipes isolated from Emerald Gates that later turned fully Albino
Recorded origin: James Cruz
Lucid Gates is recorded as a cultivar, meaning a line selected and kept by growers rather than collected from the wild.
Originally a Leucistic with fully bearded stipes isolated from Emerald Gates that later turned fully Albino
Originally a Leucistic with fully bearded stipes isolated from Emerald Gates that later turned fully Albino
Lucid Gates is recorded as: Originally a Leucistic with fully bearded stipes isolated from Emerald Gates that later turned fully Albino. Its recorded origin is James Cruz.
The Codex lists 1 documented descendant of Lucid Gates: Rango Gates OG.
Lucid Gates is listed in the MycoWorld library and is in stock now. All samples are supplied for microscopy research only.
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