Psilocybe cubensis Taman Negara Spore Syringe

Spores are supplied in sterile aqueous solution using 10 ml Luer-Lok syringes. One 40 mm 16ga needle is provided for each spore-filled syringe.

Psilocybe cubensis Taman Negara is a Malaysian cubensis strain named after the Taman Negara National Park region. It as a wild landrace collected near Taman Negara National Park.

Habitat: bovine and equine dung, and enriched soils
Climate: subtropical
Origin: Taman Negara National Park region, Malaysia

Cap: 25–75 mm in diameter, hemispheric to convex, expanding to broadly convex to nearly plane with age. Dark red when young, maturing toward golden brown. Fine fibrillose veil remnants may be present when young and soon disappear. Flesh white, soon bruising bluish green where damaged.

Stem: 150–200+ mm long, typically equal and sometimes slightly enlarged at the base. Yellowish to buff with a reflective sheen, hollow, and bruising bluish where handled. The partial veil is membranous and leaves a persistent membranous annulus.

Gills: attachment adnate to adnexed. Grayish in young fruit bodies, becoming dark purplish brown to nearly black as spores mature.

Spores: dark purplish brown, subellipsoid, around 13 × 8 micrometers, produced on 4-spored basidia.

For the same Taman Negara strain in print format, see the Psilocybe cubensis Taman Negara spore print.

Taman Negara is also included in the fixed Corumba Brazil, Ecuador and Taman Negara 3 Pack, together with Corumba Brazil and Ecuador.

For broader cubensis syringe selections, compare the Baker’s Dozen 13 Pack, the Customer’s Choice 4 Pack spore syringes or individual high-demand options such as Golden Teacher. More cubensis syringe options are available in the Cubensis Spore Syringes category.