This is one is the best cubensis our friends in Thailand have ever seen. It is resistant to contamination and it is a fast colonizing strain. Clydes- Thailand-Koh Samui Super Strain Cubensis Spores Another great psilocybe mushroom spore strain brought to us from the regions of Thailand. Because it is known to be one of the most potent strains around, Koh Samui is categorized as a super strain. Koh Samui packs with a moderate to high potency, and is often mixed into fruit smoothies and milkshakes. In addition to these effects, high energy levels and satisfying visuals are also reported by most users, while a larger dose will take you to a deeper realm of the spirit.īuy the best Koh Samui Super Strain Shrooms in Canada. Koh Samui Super Strain s was found by ethnomycologist John Allen. This has been reported more often than not among people who have used our strain. With our Koh Samui Super Strain Magic Mushrooms, expect higher than average potency. If you go to restaurants much often, you’d see them serve Magic shake or Magic Pizza. It should be noted that this strain is illegal in Thailand, but it’s commonplace among tourists in Thailand because it offers them magical mushroom experiences. This strain is a great addition to any spores tester’s collection. Originating in Thailand, this potent strain is know for its large caps and thick stems.
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This strain is commonly found to be consumed by partiers during the infamous Full Moon parties in Koh Phangan in Thailand. One of our highest recommended spores The KOH, also know as KSSS is one of the most popular and sought after strain around today. With this strain, expect larger flushes, more resistance towards contaminants, and even larger fruits. This Super strain of Koh Samui is a more domesticated version of Koh Samui strain meaning it produces more potent effects than the Koh Samui strain.
Koh Samui Super Strain Magic Mushrooms (Psilocybe Cubensis, KSSS), originates from Koh Samui island, discovered by an Enthomycologist known as John Allen during his journey to Thailand in 1991.
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