Ovoideocystidiata Spore Print

The Psilocybe Ovoideocystidiata Mushroom is a classic outdoor Psilocybe mushroom that was originally found in the Ohio River basin. It prefers humid and muddy or sandy soil. it can be identified by its rhombus-shaped spores, larger stature, earlier fruiting season and membranous annulus.

Psilocybe ovoideocystidiata is a species of particular interest to mycologists studying temperate-climate Psilocybe species, given its relatively wide distribution across parts of North America. This spore print gives researchers a clean, sealed sample for direct microscopy comparison.

Visual & Microscopic Characteristics: Spores are smooth, sub-ellipsoid, and dark purple-brown — broadly consistent with genus-typical morphology, making this a useful reference point when comparing regional Psilocybe species.

Research Notes: As a wood-chip and mulch-associated species, P. ovoideocystidiata is frequently referenced in habitat and distribution studies, making spore samples from verified sources valuable for documentation work.

The seasonality of Psilocybe Ovoideocystidiata varies significantly depending on their geographical location. In the northeastern US, these mushrooms are most commonly observed during spring, from mid-April to late-June, with a peak in late-May. This pattern is particularly noticeable after prolonged heavy rainfall, which is a common weather occurrence in the eastern US during spring. While their fruiting may occasionally extend to November, they are highly sensitive to seasonal changes and primarily fruit during spring, with minimal occurrences during other times of the year, even under favorable weather conditions.

Specs:

• Format: Spore print on sterile paper
• Storage: Cool, dry, dark location, sealed
• Shelf life: 12+ months when stored properly
• Includes: Psilocybe Ovoideocystidiata Mushroom Spore Print on foil

 

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