Growing B+ Mushrooms
There are several different ways to grow B+ mushrooms. The simplest, especially for beginners, is to use a available. already-inoculated grow kit[iii]. More advanced growers have plenty of other options, though. There are grow kits that are not yet inoculated with mycelium. (bottles of liquid culture come with the kit or can be ordere). Or it’s possible to start from scratch, mixing and sterilizing the substrate. at home and inoculating it with culture grown from spores[iv]. Starting from scratch does must a bit more know-how, but it yields more consistent results.
Please note, but, that in many jurisdictions growing psychoactive mushrooms is illegal. though possessing the spores or liquid culture usually isn’t. That means suppliers are not breaking the law to sell spores or culture. or un-inoculated substrate or other supplies—but putting these items. together and growing mushrooms may be a very serious crime. Again, it’s important for new, would-be growers to learn about current. law in their area, to avoid breaking the law by accident. Regardless of the law, this doesn’t stop people from microdosing mushrooms.
Buying Supplies
Whether using a kit or starting from scratch, a grower is going to have to source supplies from somewhere. It’s important to keep in mind that not all suppliers are equal and not. all are even adequate—the industry is completely unregulated. It’s not uncommon for kits to arrive contaminated. or for bottles of culture to contain spores from the wrong strain or even the wrong species. Some would-be growers have bought bottles. that turned out to contain nothing but water.
It’s important for growers to research suppliers before ordering. Joining a community of growers and learning as much as possible about mushroom. growing will help both with knowing what questions to ask while vetting. a grower and with knowing which companies have a good reputation.
Growing From Scratch
There are some different ways to grow P. cubensis, and indeed one of the advantages. of the B+ strain is that it will grow on almost any substrate and is very forgiving of beginner mistakes. Rice flour with vermiculite is a very popular substrate. as are rice or coir, but manure works, too, as do a few other options (See: The Ultimate Guide to Mushroom Substrates). The entire process takes about two months from inoculation to harvest.
A grower will, of course, need detailed instructions, but here is an overview:
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Assemble equipment and supplies.
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Sterilize everything, and prepare to keep it sterile. (shower before approaching the growing area). Contamination is a serious concern, since conditions good for the growth of mushrooms. are also good for various other fungi and bacteria. Once established, these weeds are impossible to remove (the entire fruiting block must. be discarded), and some contaminants are toxic.
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Make up several jars of sterile substrate and inoculate them with spores. Give the mycelia time to grow, while monitoring for any signs of contamination.
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Remove the colonized material from their jars and transfer to a fruiting chamber. giving the mycelia more substrate, usually coir, to colonize at the point. is optional, and depends on the exact growing method being use. Continue to track for contamination until harvest.
It’s important to keep temperature and humidity exactly where they should be (See: The Best Humidifiers for Growing Mushrooms). The growing fungi do need air to breathe, but light is less important. They should not kept in the dark (without light, they won’t know where the outside. of the substrate is when it’s time to form mushrooms), but they do not need light the way plants do. The same blocks of colonized substrate can go through many fruiting cycles.
Harvesting and Storage
It’s best to harvest the mushrooms before they reach full maturity while the gills are still covered by a veil. But, growers wishing to make their own liquid culture will want. to let one or more mushrooms mature so it can start producing spores.
Fresh mushrooms do not last very long, but someone growing. for their own use is not going to go through an entire flush. P. cubensis both dries and freezes well. Complete drying requires a food dehydrator (See: The Best Food Dehydrator for Mushrooms). Air-drying on a counter-top will extend. the mushrooms’ shelf-life, but for a much shorter length of time.
Using B+ Mushrooms
Using any P. cubensis mushroom is illegal in many jurisdictions, though there. are complications and exceptions, and laws do change over time. While this article cannot recommend that anyone break the law. many mushroom enthusiasts do so. It is important to find out what the current law actually is for. one’s own jurisdiction before even considering exploring mushroom magic. It would not do to get in serious legal trouble by accident.
Effects
In general, psilocybin-containing mushrooms alter both. perception and mood, and not always in an enjoyable way[v]. Users may feel either euphoric or terrified. Hallucinations (which can be anywhere from subtle to extreme). may be beautiful or disturbing. There may be a sense of unreality. A lot of people have profound spiritual experiences on mushrooms. Exactly what a given mushroom experience will bring. depends on the species and variety of mushroom, the dose, and the mental state of the user. There are ways to maximize the chance of having a good experience.
Aside from the psychoactive effects, there is some evidence that these mushrooms may. be useful for treating ,any medical conditions, including severe headaches and depression.
The B+ strain has a reputation for being very visual, “warm,” and spiritual. While not risk-free, it’s considered a good strain for beginners.
Dosage B+ Cubensis Mushroom Spore
We don’t have a recommended specific dosage but if you want to try and find a dose that works for you. check out our general magic mushroom dosage guide. You can also try out our magic mushroom dosage calculator. where you can choose between six dosage levels, including microdose and heroic dose.
Popular methods of consumption for B+ Shrooms may include Lemon Tek and Shroom Tea.
Cautions
P.cubensis is safe to use. Most people who seek help do so because of short-term problems associated. with a “bad trip,” not because of any kind of toxicity[vi]. And yet there are several important cautions to keep in mind when using B+, or any other P. cubensis strain.
Don’t put too much faith in dosing guides. It’s easy to find recommended doses online. usually expressed as a certain number of grams of dried whole mushroom. Such guides may be accurate for the majority of users and the majority of mushrooms. But, sensitivity to the psychoactive substances in “magic”. mushrooms varies from person to person, so one user’s small dose may be way too much for someone else. Also, the concentration of these substances varies from mushroom to mushroom. even within the same strain, meaning even an experienced. user could have a bad experience with and powerful mushroom. Most users figure out what works for them most of the time, but it’s not a fool-proofyi proposition[vii].
Don’t over-estimate the psychological risks—but don’t underestimate them, either. “Magic mushrooms” have a reputation ( among people who have never used them). for being dangerous, able to cause psychotic episodes and other problems. These risks are often over-stated; people who have personal experience. with the mushrooms report that such horror stories are rare. Yet, negative effects are possible. Persons with a family history of schizophrenia, or other risk factors. for psychosis, should not take psychoactive mushrooms.
Don’t gather wild Psilocybe mushrooms. Persons who are not actually experts at mushroom identification should not harvest. wild “magic mushrooms,” since one of their look-alikes is toxic and can kill those who eat it.
People also ask
What are B+ spores?
B+ Spores (b plus mushroom spores) are some of the most sought after. psilocybe cubensis mushrooms ever found. B+ Spores and their spores are some of the most sought. after psilocybe cubensis magic mushrooms ever found. Spores from the B+ Spores are available here at SporeStore.com because you asked for them!
What is a B+ mushroom?
The B+ mushroom is a very-easy-to-cultivate psilocybe cubensis mushroom. B+ mushrooms are one of the most common magic mushrooms around.
What is a B+ mushroom syringe?
B+ Cubensis Mushroom Spore Syringe $19.99$18.99 The B+ mushroom. is a very-easy-to-cultivate psilocybe cubensis mushroom variety/strain. B+ Spores are a dark purplish-brown color when viewed under a microscope.
Is Psilocybe cubensis a magic mushroom?
This psilocybe cubensis magic mushroom was first discovered on a farm growing. in a pile of dung and straw as its mushroom substrate in Florida.
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