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frank_grimes
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Koh Samui vs Koh Samui T3

#794647 - 08/03/02 04:28 PM (21 years, 8 months ago)

I tried posting this in the general questions forum, and I haven't gotten an answer, so I'm going to continue my quest for an answer in this forum. I see that THE sells Koh Samui, and other vendors, like ralphster and TLG offer Koh Samui T3, and I was wondering what, if any, differences there are between the two? Thanks for your time.

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Re: Koh Samui vs Koh Samui T3

[Re: frank_grimes]
#794913 - 08/03/02 10:20 PM (21 years, 8 months ago)

From the Free Spore Ring Europe:
"This is a domesticated (3rd generation) version of the original Koh Samui strain brought back by researcher John Allen.

The original strain was more "wild" and produced varied results, ranging from small to large fruitbodies that took on independent characteristics ranging from shorter bulbulous appearing fruitbodies to tall and slim fruitbodies with umbonate caps."

Hope that helps some.

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