Natalensis Spore Print

Psilocybe natalensis Spore Print – South African Specimen for Microscopic & Taxonomic Research

The Psilocybe natalensis spore print offers an extraordinary opportunity for scientific exploration and academic analysis of one of Africa’s most intriguing Psilocybe species. Discovered in the grasslands of South Africa, P. natalensis is a close genetic relative of Psilocybe cubensis yet exhibits unique morphological, ecological, and genetic traits that distinguish it as a subject of serious taxonomic interest.

Each spore print is carefully and ethically harvested from mature fruiting bodies, preserved on sterile foil to maintain integrity and minimize contamination. These prints are handled in clean lab conditions, packaged securely in protective, moisture-resistant envelopes, and labeled clearly for research use.

Mycologists, students, and educators alike will find P. natalensis prints to be an excellent tool for studying spore development, pigmentation, substructure, and classification. Whether you’re building a spore library, conducting DNA comparison, or simply observing under magnification, this spore print offers a rare and valuable addition to any scientific collection.

Key Features:

• Sourced from mature, healthy Psilocybe natalensis specimens.
• Sterile and carefully prepared for maximum purity and viability.
• Unique dark purple to brown elliptical spores ideal for taxonomy and microscopy research.
• Intended strictly for microscopy, taxonomy, and educational purposes.
• Not for cultivation.