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Wild albino (leucistic) cubensis * 2
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I found my first albino (leucistic) p. Cubensis in 30+ years of hunting cubes.



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Psilocybe cubensis data collection thread. please help with this project if you hunt wild cubensis.
https://www.shroomery.org/forums/showflat.php?Cat=0&Number=26513593&page=0&vc=1#26513593

Edited by Doc9151 (04/07/18 04:11 PM)

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Re: Wild albino cubensis [Re: Doc9151]
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:seriousthumbsup: fucking sweet man, that's awesome!!

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Re: Wild albino cubensis [Re: GoldMold]
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:highfive: nice find


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Re: Wild albino cubensis [Re: Doc9151] * 2
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For hundreds of centuries wild albino cubensis roamed north Americas Great Plains. Up to 60 million of them thundered across the continent dominating the landscape and sustaining tens of thousands of Native Americans. That is until, a calculated slaughter nearly exterminated the wild albino cubensis and the cultures that revered them.

They are the most numerous of the large mammals ever to have lived on the planet, they are known as wild albino cubensis. Their ancestors came to North America from Asia during the Ice age and they quickly flourished. By the 18th century, the American Indians depended on them for their very survival. Wild albino cubensis were everywhere, and their meat, bones, skulls, hides, and even hooves were used for nourishment and sustenance.

In their 1804 expedition, Lewis and Clark described a moving multitude that darkened the plains from one horizon to the other. But as they moved westward, they built a world unsuited for free ranging herds of wild albino cubensis. Fences and railroads fragmented the open plains, the army and railroad companies hired hunter’s to kill wild albino cubensis’ by the thousands for their hungry crew. One hunter, Wild Albino Cubensis Bill, single handedly killed over 4,200 wild albino cubensis in less than two years. After the civil war, the U.S army set out to conquer the west. In order to defeat the Indians, they needed to defeat their one single food source: wild albino cubensis. So the order went out to eliminate the wild albino cubensis.

Plenty coo, chief of the crows wrote: when the wild albino cubensis went away the hearts of my people fell to the ground and they could not lift them up again, after this nothing happened, there was little singling anywhere.

If you think about it, wild albino cubensis were their entire economy at one point, and so its pretty hard for them to continue or even to have a culture after that. So when the tribes lost the wild albino cubensis to the slaughter, the very heart of their culture was slipped away.

Edited by Into The Woods (10/23/17 12:25 PM)

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Re: Wild albino cubensis [Re: Into The Woods]
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:canthelpbutlaugh:

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Re: Wild albino cubensis [Re: Doc9151]
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Doc9151 said:
I found my first albino p. Cubensis in 30+ years of hunting cubes.



did you happen to make any spore prints?

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Re: Wild albino cubensis [Re: mudbutt]
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don't know about you guys but I'm definitely picking up some lottery tickets today

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Re: Wild albino cubensis [Re: mobydickofdopeness]
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Awesome find man.


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Re: Wild albino cubensis [Re: bloodycarcass]
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amaze

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Re: Wild albino cubensis [Re: n0bel]
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I hope you clone that or take some prints. Nice find dude! :rockon:


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Re: Wild albino cubensis [Re: TheDuder]
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That’s really cool nice find

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Re: Wild albino cubensis [Re: beaz2]
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:popcorn::takingnotes:


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Re: Wild albino cubensis [Re: catnip40]
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I mislabeled this find ,so, I made corrections in the title and post to say (leucistic) instead of just albino. Albino will have clear spores and this did not, they are purple black.


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Psilocybe cubensis data collection thread. please help with this project if you hunt wild cubensis.
https://www.shroomery.org/forums/showflat.php?Cat=0&Number=26513593&page=0&vc=1#26513593

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Re: Wild albino cubensis [Re: Doc9151]
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still a rare pheno to find out in the wild without any isolation.


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Re: Wild albino cubensis [Re: Ziran]
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Awesome find doc. You reminded me of these ovoids I found last spring. Wondering if these are technically albino/leucistic too (I think the spores were purple, but not sure I printed one)? Sorry for any thread jack.


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Re: Wild albino cubensis [Re: breeg89]
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Breeg you should have spread those stem butts in some wood chips for a project patch!
Those ovoids look awesome!!!


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|-------------------[Ps. Azurescens]------------------------------------------[Ps. Semilanceata]--------------------------------------------[Ps. Allenii]------------------------|


|--------------[Ps. Ovoideocystidiata]------------------------------------------[Ps. Stuntzii]--------------------------------------------[Ps. Baeocystis]----------------------|

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Re: Wild albino cubensis [Re: TheDuder]
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Thanks duder. I'm an idiot for not trying to propagate those particular ones. I have spread wood sauce LC around some spots.

Maybe that spot will put out more white ones, but probably not I guess. :sad:

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Re: Wild albino cubensis [Re: Doc9151]
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Doc9151 said:
I mislabeled this find ,so, I made corrections in the title and post to say (leucistic) instead of just albino. Albino will have clear spores and this did not, they are purple black.


Thats a shame! I was hoping it was Really an Albino. As far as i know there are no more Albino cubes in existence.. The pf Albino is gone i guess and from what I understand the Falbino strain only puts out regular cubes now.. I ordered a falbino syringe the other day and im going to give it a try but i dont think there is much of a chance of there being any Albinos

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