Mushroom spores Burma

Burma mushroom spores are a valuable specimen among psilocybin cultures, originating from Southeast Asia. This strain comes from Burma (modern-day Myanmar), located between Thailand and India, and has an interesting history of distribution. Burma mushroom spores are widely used in mycological collections thanks to their stable characteristics and rich origin story.

Burma psilocybin mushroom spores for research

High-quality mushroom spores for microscopic research allow the study of spore formation features, strain resistance, and morphological characteristics. According to legend, a Thai student collected a sample of the Burma mushroom from buffalo dung found in a rice field near Yangon. The sample was passed on to John W. Allen — a well-known researcher and promoter of psilocybin mushrooms.

Allen managed to cultivate a single specimen of the Burma mushroom, after which he successfully propagated the original spores and distributed them among mycological communities worldwide. Thanks to this, Burma mushroom spores became widely available for study, and the strain gained great popularity among mycologists.

For those planning to order mushroom spores for mycology, the Burma strain offers the opportunity to study a historically significant, resilient, and fascinating specimen.

*Spores do not contain psilocybin and are intended for taxonomic and mycological research only.