Cambodian Mushrooms

Cambodian Magic Mushrooms, also known as P. Cubensis Cambodia is an old school strain originally collected by the famous mycologist John Allen. These shrooms were found growing in the cattle dung around the Angkor Wat Temple at Siem Reap, Cambodia. These little brown mushrooms are known to grow very quick and known to be quite strong.

Cambodian shrooms are characterized by an energetic high that lasts a long time. These magic mushrooms really wake you up in a beautiful way, opening your mind to the infinite and transcendence.

After 10-30 minutes of consuming Cambodian mushrooms, you will feel your mood enhanced with euphoria and excitement. Depending on dosage you will experience mild to intense visual enhancements. Things may seem like they are breathing, the nature around you will feel more alive and you will find yourself in introspective thought. Music and art will look and feel different and you will have a higher appreciation and you may relate the music or art to yourself on a more personal level.

Product Description

Discover the legendary Cambodian strain — one of the most sought-after and historically rich varieties of Psilocybe cubensis. Originating from the lush tropical regions near the ancient Angkor Wat temple complex in Cambodia, this strain embodies the vibrant spirit of Southeast Asian mycology.

First documented in the late 20th century, the Cambodian strain is celebrated by enthusiasts for its fast colonization, aggressive fruiting, and reliable performance. It produces medium-to-large mushrooms with caramel-to-cinnamon brown caps, sturdy stems, and dense purple-brown spore deposits that create exceptionally clear, beautiful spore prints.

Whether you’re a seasoned microscopist or building your exotic strain library, these Cambodian spores offer classic cubensis morphology with a touch of tropical mystique.

Key Features

• Strain Origin: Wild-collected lineage from Cambodia (near Angkor Wat region)
• Spore Color: Deep purple-brown to dark chocolate
• Microscopic Characteristics: Ellipsoid to sub-ellipsoid spores with smooth walls, prominent germ pore, and consistent size typical of high-quality P. cubensis
• Growth Traits (observed in literature): Fast colonizer, prolific fruiter, resilient in various substrates
• Format: Professional sterile spore print on heavy-duty foil or card stock
• Quantity: Generous print yielding hundreds of microscopy slides