Mushroom Spore Syringe with Blue Meanie Spores

Originating in southeastern Australia, the Blue Meanie psilocybe cubensis strain gets its name from the vivid blue bruising which appears when the fruiting body is touched. This bruising on the Blue Meanie Cubensisis also an indicator of its elevated concentrations of psilocybin and psilocin.  Blue Meanie spore syringe for sale.

The Blue Meanie spores syringe kit includes 10ml of authentic spores for Blue Meanies mushrooms in a quality syringe, individually packaged, with a sterile needle included. Sales of mushroom spore syringe products and Blue Meanie Shrooms spores will be declined to Idaho, Georgia, and to California

Blue Meanie mushrooms spores are intended ONLY for microscopy and taxonomy purposes. The images shown are informational only and originate from other cultivators and labs outside the USA. Cultivation is illegal in many countries including the United States. The purpose of this site is not to grow psilocybin cubensis mushrooms or Blue Meanie Mushrooms but to educate you on spores.

The Blue Meanies cubensis is one of the most sought after strains by the amateur microscopy community as a result of its general hardiness and extremely potenteducational opportunities. If you’re reading this page while it’s a spore strain we currently have in stock, we urge you to place your order quickly—these are quite possible.

In the meantime, let’s learn a little more about this strain. Just what makes it such a meanie?

Why is this Mushroom Strain Called The Blue Meanie Strain?

The Blue Meanie spore strain gets its name because of the properties of this fungi in the wild. As a psilocybin mushroom, the mature fruiting body contains a potent amount of the psychedelic compound in its flesh. Like most psilocybin mushrooms, when bruised, the Blue Meanie strain will display a colorful bruising—in this case, of course, it’s blue.

Some cubensis mushrooms will bruise green or purple. However, blue is an indication of a high psilocybin content; as you can imagine, Blue Meanies spores generate potency in this regard. The discoloration that occurs during bruising is because of a chemical reaction that occurs when psilocybin touches the air. You can learn more about psilocybin mushroom coloration and bruising in our article How to Identify Psilocybin Mushrooms.

How A Warm, Tropical Climate Makes for the Strong, Contaminant-Resistant Fungi Genetics Seen in the Blue Meanie Strain

The Blue Meanies strain originates in southeastern Australia. If you’ve ever been there, you already know that this is a very warm, tropical region with plenty of competition from other fungi and plant life. This is why the Blue Meanie strain is so robust—to survive in the wild in its natural environment, it has to be.

In the wild, this strain will colonize rapidly, thanks to its tough rhizomorphic mycelium. This ultimately results in prolific mature fruiting bodies and repeated flushes. The mature mushroom itself is midsized but, as we’ve established, quite potent thanks to its high psilocybin content.

Under the microscope, Blue Meanie spores portray the precursors to these characteristics. Amateur microscopists who want to have the opportunity to study spores of a fungus that has evolved to survive in a tough competitive environment will love the opportunity enjoyed with the Blue Meanie spore strain.