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Mexican Cubensis comparison.
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As promised a while ago, I have begun my comparison of Mexican cubensis - Mazatapec, Palenque, Mexicube (Sporeworks) and Talpalpa.
After growing out the maza for a few generations, id have to say that they are an easy cubensis with few shape-shifting characteristics. Fast coloniser, very rhizomorphic mycelia - although it wasnt aggressive enough to overlay at all... Fruits were medium to small on millet and medium on spawned manure. Potency was medium but the mushrooms seems to always provide pleasant experiences at three grams or more.
Yield was high for 500ml millet jars - lots of small mushies...
I have streaked all four species on one agar petri for comparison - ill post results. Next stop = Talpalpa...


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Re: Mexican Cubensis comparison. [Re: Zen Peddler]
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sounds really interesting


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Re: Mexican Cubensis comparison. [Re: phrozendata]
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Hi Phroz! Well i got the idea from Stamets of streaking four strains on one agar dish and seeing the difference in mycelia... Ill be interested to see which is the nicest mexican strain - i wanted to include the guad as well, but i thought id save the print for later...:)


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