Blue Magnolia: High Power and Colossal Hats

Blue Magnolia is known for its exceptional potency and impressive fruiting body size. The graft was first isolated by the company's Mycotek From a wild strain in Mississippi. Fruitcakes Blue Magnolia produce huge hats that often overshadow the ground on which they grow.

History of Blue Magnolia

Blue Magnolia was discovered and isolated from a wild Mississippi spore collection in 2011 by Doc and Mycoteka. The habitat contained cattle and horse droppings and enriched soils. Mycotek, which specializes in psilocybin fungus research, was responsible for the genome selection process and isolation of this unique strain.

Features and Characteristics

Blue Magnolia is distinguished not only by its high potency placing it almost on the level of the Copelandia family, but also by its large fruiting bodies. The spreading hats of this strain often shade the ground, making it attractive to growers and researchers alike. An additional advantage is undoubtedly a much simpler cultivation process than Natalensis or APE.

The variety is extremely productive, and the genetics we have in store come straight from overseas.

Therapeutic Applications

Psilocybin mushrooms, including Blue Magnolia, are the subject of numerous scientific studies focusing on their potential applications in the treatment of psychiatric disorders such as depression, anxiety and PTSD. High concentrations of alkaloids and high breeding yields have positioned this genetic among the favorites of researchers around the world.

Summary

Blue Magnolia is an extremely graceful strain of Psilocybe Cubensis, which stands out for both its high potency and impressive fruiting body size. It is definitely more popular on the other side of the ocean, but it is also gaining more and more fans on the Old Continent. The variety is relatively resistant to contamination and is generally quite easy to grow, which is a rarity compared to equally potent varieties of habit APE.