The B+ Cubensis Mushroom Spores



The infamous B+ strain of cubensis, what a chameleon this one is. This is by far the most versatile cubensis around. The spores from this strain are stunning under a microscope! Adapting in nature to such a wide range of temperature conditions. It truly thrives to spread its spore. The B+ is a heavy spore depositor so we have collected a lot of spores to spread around. The B+ has been our best selling mushroom spore product since the late 90's.
The B+ originated here at The Hawks Eye in 1999 an we still carry the original genetics to this strain. Thanks to Mr. G of Florida for giving this one to us back in '99. This has been our all time best selling sores after all of these years and Mr. G should be proud for finding such a fantastic cubensis. The B+ has been witnessed growing outdoors in nature fruiting several times in a wide range of temperatures. Wild psilocybe mushrooms grow rapidly in Florida and is probably why it's legal to pick psilocybe mushrooms in Florida. We've sold a lot of B+ spores to ranchers in Florida to spread around there farm because the mushroom mycelium helps break down the stink of the livestock dung and turn it into healthy soil. Mr. G kept a close eye on the wild B+ mushroom patches for years and he has seen them fruiting in low temperatures of 45F, all the way up to the 100F.

All pictures of mushrooms on this web site are for identification purposes only. They were grown in a country where psilocybin mushrooms are legal to grow



Pictures of the B+ growing broadly umbonate caps like ps. azurescens.
Beutiful flush of broadly umbonate b+
Same flush, differnt angle.
Close up of harvested b+
another close up of harvested b+

New series: 1st through 5th flushes of B+ on dung compost.
Close up showing mycelium surface and metabolitesHI RES PIC 1.6 MB
EXTREME close up of surfaceHi RES PIC 1.8 MB
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1st flush, looking down on casing layer
side view
distant view, still 1" r's
a few hours later and growing
still growing
getting fat and plump
let them grow more, 20%-30% yield increase END 1st Flush
2nd Flush, topside looking down
A beautiful 2nd flush. side view almost ready for harvest END 2nd flush
3rd Flush, AMAZING...now they are putting out some large fruits, just less of them. This is typical
A closer look END 3rd flush
HARVEST TIME 3rd flush wet (left) 2nd flush dry (right)
Same harvest, different view
4th Flush, not many of them but 12" to 15" long and thick.
harvested, held in hand for comparison. 1 Foot+ monsters. End 4th flush
5th flush, more massive mushrooms 1 foot+
top view, shrunken substrate, yet still producing
Harvested fruits, notice most of the substrate is gone and they are still producing.
Massive fruits and its the 5th flush !!!

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1st, view the container for size comparisonThat is a wide mouth 1/2 pint jar in there. (small pic)
296 beautiful B+
296 beautiful B+, side view
296 beautiful B+,top view


Very nice looking wavy capped B+ outdoors.
A top view
A close up


B+, indoors, cased birdseed with 50/50+ mix growing 8"-10" fruits.
A very nice pic of day 5
A very nice pic of day 6
Fully mature, spores all over them, ready for printing.
Harvested, most without there caps.

2nd flush from above, OF 13 1/2" MONSTER MUSHROOM, AND SOME 12" MONSTER MUSRHOOMS
131/2" hanging out bowl
(131/2") Thirteen and half inch mushroom


Some great pics cased indoors submitted by The Blue Helix
b+ casing by Blue Helix
b+ casing also by Blue Helix
Blue Helix Hawk Tank casing setup
Great pictures of the b+ growing on cakes
Another great pic of B+ growing on cakes.


Day 3 Notice qaurter for size comparison
Day 4 right before harvest
Day 4 notice the different veil very thick heavy with spores.
Harvest pictures from this patch.
A few pics of the 2nd flush, notice the thick dropping veil.
Aren't they beautiful
Ready for harvest

B+ on outdoor cased substrateBeautiful carmel caps.
B+ same cased substrate
Fresh and dried B+ next to large Australian Cubensis. Notice how much deeper blue the B+ strain is dried compared to a amazonian cubensis.
2nd flush from outdoor cake.

A sneak preview of some giant 16 inch B+ pics to come.

Another monster B+ next to a 12.5" ruler The spores from this strain are stunning under a microscope!






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  • Disclaimer: Psilocybe mushroom spores do not contain any active (scheduled) drug, thus they are legal. The spores we sell can produce mushroom fungi if you put them in the right growing conditions and suitable substrate and attempt to cultivate them. That mushroom fungi can potentially develop into mushrooms if you continue to grow them in just the right conditions. In the U.S.A. it is illegal to cultivate psilocybe mushrooms. But it's legal to possess spores as long as you don't cultivate them (excluding CA, GA, and ID). The Hawks Eye spore supplier lives where it is legal to grow psilocybe mushrooms. It is NOT our intention that you do so as well. Pictures are provided for informational and reference purposes only. It is NOT The Hawks Eye intent that you attempt to grow illegal (psilocybe) mushrooms. We sell spores for microscopy and identification purposes only. All information on this web site related to psilocbye mushrooms is protected under freedom of speech and we do not condone you partake in any illegal activities. What you do with the spores and information is up to you, but we do not condone you do anything illegal if you decide to purchase spores. Spores are sold for legal microscopy and identification purposes. Please check your local laws regarding spores before purchasing them and most important, adhere to those local laws. We do not ship psilocybin mushrooms spores to Californian, Georgia, Idaho USA or Germany. Thank You.


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