North Spore Syringe – 10cc | Spore Genetics
A wild-type Thai Psilocybe cubensis that grows straight up – isolated, stabilized, and named by Spore Genetics
North Spore is named for the way it grows. The stems run tall, thick, and straight, and they keep reaching until something stops them — like a needle finding north. The line came to us as a wild-type Thai cubensis sample; the species is most often documented in Thailand on elephant dung in pasture and forest-edge habitat, and the sample’s source line is undocumented, so we list it as a wild Thai cubensis rather than tying it to any named variety. We selected it, stabilized it, and named it in-house. This multi-spore syringe carries spores taken from the North Spore line’s own fruit bodies, so you get the full genetic spread of the line rather than a single stabilized expression.
The other signature is the cap. Young caps are convex and golden-caramel with a pale margin. As they mature they flatten out broad and darken to a deep purple-brown — the heaviest-sporulating specimens go nearly black from the center out — and the veil remnants hanging from the stem turn black with deposited spores. That darkening is what a heavy sporulator looks like, and it is why prints from this line come out dense and dark purple-brown. Spores are ellipsoid with the thick wall and apical germ pore typical of cubensis: an easy reference specimen and a clear comparison point beside other Thai cubensis lines.
Like most tropical cubensis, North Spore is noted for vigorous, rhizomorphic mycelium and a reputation for resilience to contamination — the hardiness of a population that evolved outdoors in a hot, humid climate.
North Spore Mushroom Spore Features
· Variety: North Spore
· Species: Psilocybe cubensis
· Type: Wild-type Thai line, isolated and stabilized in-house by Spore Genetics
· Parent Line: Wild Thai cubensis sample, source line undocumented — isolated, stabilized, and named by Spore Genetics
· Origin: Thailand — wild collections tied to elephant-dung habitat
· Named For: Tall, straight stems that reach as far as they can
· Cap: Golden-caramel when young; broad, flat, and deep purple-brown at maturity
· Stem: Tall, thick, pale, with a swollen white base
· Spore Load: Heavy; caps darken rapidly as spores drop
· Spore Color: Dark purple-brown
· Mycelium: Vigorous and rhizomorphic, noted for contamination resilience
· Best For: Spore-print and deposit study, cubensis reference work, comparison with other Thai lines
What’s Included
- One (1) 10cc BD Luer-Lok syringe of North Spore multi-spore solution
- One (1) sterile 16-gauge needle
- One (1) alcohol prep pad
- Clear How-to-Use insert included with every order
Prepared in Our Cleanroom — Built to ISO-7 Standards
Every syringe is filled under laminar flow in our cleanroom, which is built to ISO-7 standards. Each batch is sealed, lot-labeled, and tested for contamination before it ships.
Storage & Handling
Store between 36°F and 46°F in a cool, dark place. Properly stored multi-spore syringes remain viable 9–12 months. Avoid direct sunlight, freezing, and repeated temperature swings.
Shipping
Fast, discreet shipping throughout the USA — and we ship worldwide. Delivered to all U.S. states except Georgia and Idaho. Customers are responsible for checking the laws in their own state or country.
Want the stabilized line itself instead of a mixed population? Upgrade to the North Spore Isolated Spore Syringe — stabilized genetics that can reduce colonization time by up to 50%!
Studying Thai cubensis? Compare North Spore with Pink Buffalo and Super Strain Koh Samui — or browse the full lineup of magic mushroom spores.
For microscopy and taxonomic research only. Not for cultivation.
