Mazatapec Spore Print

The Maztepec spore print traces to a lineage associated with the Maztepec region, giving researchers a documented reference specimen for regional Psilocybe comparison work. Prepared and sealed under sterile lab conditions for stable long-term storage.

Mazatapec Mushroom, one of the ultimate magic mushroom variety in the Psilocybe Cubensis family. The Mazatapec mushroom is known for large dark gold caps and long white stems that will protrude from the substrate at an early stage.

The Mazatapec strain is named after the Mazatec people, an indigenous group from the Oaxaca region in Mexico, where the use of psilocybin mushrooms has historical and cultural significance. The Mazatec people, particularly the healer María Sabina, gained attention in the 20th century for their traditional ritualistic use of psilocybin-containing mushrooms.

“Mazatapec” typically refers to a specific strain of psilocybin mushrooms, known for containing the psychoactive compounds psilocybin and psilocin. Psilocybin mushrooms, often colloquially referred to as “magic mushrooms,” have a long history of traditional use in various cultures for their hallucinogenic properties.

Visual & Microscopic Characteristics: Spores are smooth, sub-ellipsoid, and purple-brown — consistent with genus-standard morphology, useful for side-by-side comparison against other regional lineages.

Research Notes: Region-specific prints like this one are valuable for researchers studying biogeographic variation in spore size and shape across documented Psilocybe lineages.

Specs:

• Format: Spore print on sterile foil
• Storage: Cool, dry, dark location, sealed
• Shelf life: 12+ months when stored properly
• Includes: Sealed print, batch/lot reference