Inca Star Gazer Mushrooms Pt. 2
Who is a Star Gazer on Mushrooms?
Mushrooms and Star Gazing
Mushrooms and camping are like milk and honey; they complement each other beautifully. My girlfriend is quite the star gazer, and it is also one of my favorite things to do at night while on mushrooms.
Growing Inca Star Gazer Mushrooms
Inca Star Gazer, one of the easiest magic mushrooms to grow from spores, can now be cultivated with minimal equipment. Nowadays, spores can be ordered directly to your home, allowing for a commercial-grade yield with hardly any equipment besides a pair of scissors and a room at room temperature. Most spore vendors offer basic varieties like Golden Teacher. However, Spore Vision properly isolates the strain to ensure a consistent flush, unlike what is typically obtained from a normal multi-spore syringe. Isolated spore syringes provide consistent results with a full canopy.
Ancient Practices
The ancient practice of consuming Inca Star Gazer mushrooms under the moonlight originates from the high altitudes of Machu Picchu, also known as Machupijchu. The high altitudes of the South American region make it a spectacle for star gazers.
Differences Between Star Gazer and Golden Teacher
Golden Teacher and Star Gazers are very similar in appearance but differ dramatically in potency and effects. Certain genetics produce different blends of active alkaloid compounds such as psilocin, norpsilocin, psilocybin, Baeocystin, Norbaeocystin, and Aeruginascin.
Alkaloid Compounds and Effects
All these alkaloids, also known as chemical compounds, work in synchrony to produce a unique effect. Star Gazer tends to test higher in specific alkaloids like Psilocybin and Baeocystin as compared to Golden Teacher. Most people prefer a more mellow experience on mushrooms and choose Golden Teachers due to the less aggressive effects they provide. Star Gazers, on the other hand, likely offer a more visual experience, potentially due to their ancestral lineage, variance in active compounds, or even the substrate and grain used to grow from an isolated spore syringe.