GBP 20.00 GBP 15.00 · Spore Syringe · Cubensis
Bluey Vuitton is a Psilocybe cubensis line supplied as a 10ml spore syringe for microscopy. The library records it as a hybrid of Panama and Melmac Penis Envy, worked from around 2014 by the breeder known as Silly Cybin, which makes it one of the few modern lines with a named breeder, two named parents and a date on the record.
What the library records for this line, and what ships with it.
Bluey Vuitton is a Psilocybe cubensis line supplied as a 10ml spore syringe for microscopy. The library records it as a hybrid of Panama and Melmac Penis Envy, worked from around 2014 by the breeder known as Silly Cybin, which makes it one of the few modern lines with a named breeder, two named parents and a date on the record.
It is the pigmented parent of the ABV family. Under the objective the spores are subellipsoid and thick walled, roughly 11 to 17 micrometres long, purple brown in mass, with a germ pore that resolves cleanly at 1000x under oil. The Penis Envy side of the parentage tends to deposit thinly, so a sparse drop on the slide is normal for this line rather than a sign of a poor print.
Its real value on the bench is comparative. Set it beside either of its albino descendants at the same light level and the pigment difference is unmistakable, which teaches more about what albinism does to a spore than any two unrelated lines can.
Each syringe is prepared in a laminar environment, LOT logged against the print it came from, and posted from the United Kingdom with glass microscope slides included. Spores are supplied strictly for microscopy, taxonomy and research.
Further reading: Bluey Vuitton spores UK: the full guide
The library records Bluey Vuitton as a Panama x Melmac Penis Envy hybrid, first worked around 2014 by the breeder Silly Cybin.
Subellipsoid and thick walled, roughly 11 to 17 micrometres long, purple brown in mass, with a germ pore visible at 1000x under oil.
Yes. Orders are posted from the United Kingdom, tracked and discreetly packed, with glass microscope slides in every order.
Albino Bluey Vuitton is the unpigmented isolate taken from this line. Same family, no pigment in cap, gills or spore deposit, so a print runs pale grey rather than purple brown.
Histories and microscopy notes for this line and its relatives.