Albino A+ Spores
Pale. Striking. Hard to miss.
Albino A+ is one of the more distinctive names you’ll come across in the world of Psilocybe cubensis microscopy.
The clue is in the name.
It’s associated with unusually pale specimens, giving Albino A+ a very different look from many of the more traditionally coloured P. cubensis varieties.
So, what’s Albino A+?
Albino A+ is a commonly used strain name associated with Psilocybe cubensis.
It’s not a separate species.
The species is Psilocybe cubensis. Albino A+ is a name used to distinguish a particular cultivated line within that species.
And mushroom terminology isn’t always perfectly straightforward.
Strain names are informal rather than formal taxonomic ranks. Their histories can be a little murky, and different sources don’t always use the terminology in exactly the same way.
That’s part of the fun of mycology.
There’s always something else to investigate.
Product Details
Spore Syringe
10ml Spore Syringe
Each spore syringe contains:
- 10ml syringe containing spores suspended in sterile water
- Sterile capped syringe
- Sterile needle
- Alcohol swab
- Protective packaging for postage
Prepared and packaged with care for microscopy and research purposes.
Spore Print
Sterile Spore Print on Foil
Each spore print is:
- Printed onto sterile foil
- Individually packaged
- Carefully protected for postage
A simple, traditional way to collect and examine mushroom spores under the microscope.
For the curious
Our Albino A+ spores are supplied for microscopy and research purposes only.
They’re intended for examining fungal spores and studying their characteristics under a microscope.
No cultivation instructions.
No growing advice.
Just the specimen.
Want to go deeper?
If you’re interested in Psilocybe cubensis, there’s plenty more to explore.
Our guides cover mushroom terminology, taxonomy, microscopy and the stories behind some of the better-known strain names.
Because once you start looking closely, there’s a lot more going on than just mushrooms.
Albino A+. Pale by name. Distinctive by nature.
For microscopy and research use only. Not for cultivation.





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