BURMA SPORES
In countries where legal to grow Burma Mushroom Spores are fast growing with aggressive mycelium growth. Fruits of this strain tend to be medium to large in size. Mushroom caps start off a darker chestnut brown colour before turning more golden and lighter although remain darker in colour at the tops just as the veils break.
Burma is also known to be a heavy spore producer and is good for making prints. The stems and also the mycelium itself can bruise blue if pinched or disturbed, this is perfectly normal and a common trait with Psilocybin Cubensis mushroom types. Burma fruits are very similar in size and appearance to Cambodian Mushrooms.
What’s included with the Spore Syringe
All Aztech Genetics Magic Mushroom Spore syringes are produced in the UK, in a sterile laboratory work area making sure spores arrive in optimum condition. Spore syringes are best stored refrigerated between 2C – 8C.
- 10 ml syringe of Burma Mushroom Spores
- 1x Alcohol sterile wipe
- 1x Sterile 18g needle
- FREE Cannabis Seeds
FOR MICROSCOPY USE ONLY
Legal Disclaimer – Spore Syringes
Psilocybin-containing mushrooms, including mycelium and fruiting bodies, are classified as Class A controlled substances under the UK Misuse of Drugs Act 1971.
While mushroom spores themselves do not contain psilocybin, any attempt to germinate, cultivate, or produce mycelium or mushrooms from these spores within the UK is illegal. This includes the production of mycelium or fruiting bodies, both of which are regarded as Class A drug production.
No Illegal Use or Discussion:
Aztech Smoke Shop does not encourage, support, or condone the cultivation of spores or any illegal activity. Please do not contact us to discuss cultivation, drug production, or any other unlawful use of these products.
Further Information:
For a detailed explanation of UK law relating to magic mushrooms and spores, please read our blog post:
Magic Mushroom Spores & UK Law – Further Reading Here
Law Reform & Your Rights:
If you believe current UK drug laws are outdated and should be reviewed, you may wish to contact your local Member of Parliament:
https://members.parliament.uk/FindYourMP
You may also wish to learn more about organisations advocating for reform, such as PAR Global UK:
https://www.par.global/
