Psilocybe hispanica - Indoor

Workman · 03-24-06, 17:55

Success!
Substrate : Horse manure
Casing: Peat & Calcium carbonate
Temperature: Initiation temperature 55F
Pins visible in 14 days after casing
Image is 22 days after casing

the_chosen_one · 03-24-06, 17:59

Oh very pretty!!! Great job Workman as usual!

synth · 03-24-06, 18:33

How does active chemical content compare to cubensis? (potency
per mass)

Hippie3 · 03-24-06, 19:12

spawn ?

I_am_me · 03-24-06, 19:54

Look lovely.

Workman · 03-25-06, 20:17

I have no direct information on potency. It is reportedly as potent, if not more potent, than Psilocybe semilanceata when collected from the wild. It rarely stains blue even with severe abuse.

There was no spawn involved in this test. Agar went directly into quart jars of sterile horse manure.

Hippie3 · 03-25-06, 20:26

Quote:

Agar went directly into quart jars of sterile horse manure.

interesting.
is that standard procedure for this species
or was it just for test ?

03-25-06, 20:34

Wonderful as always Workman!

I noticed the 55 degree temp. for initiation. Thats sounds like a nice strain for winter time.

What were incubation, spawning temps.?

waylitjim · 03-25-06, 20:34

Excellent work as always.

Thanks for sharing this history in the making.

"Psilocybe hispanica was discoverd by Ignacio Seral in 98' growing high in the hills of Spain. This species was originally found growing on horse dung, next to a patch of of P. semilanceata. An Italian mycologist named Giorgio Samorini did the initial research. He realized this was a new species and classified it as Psilocybe Hispanica. Therever little information about this species, but it will most likely be featured in Psilocybin Mushrooms of the World Part 2. Its potency is said to be a nice clean high somewhat like a Panaeolus cyanescens."

Workman · 03-25-06, 21:45

When I am doing small tests of new species I generally use agar to directly innoculate the final substrate. Its very inefficient but it works for my purposes.

I recently found that colonization growth is fastest at around 80F, which is suprisingly warm for a temperate species.

03-26-06, 07:56

eatyualive · 03-26-06, 17:09

wonderful, can't wait to see the maturity fruits.

03-27-06, 09:36

Cool, workman! How aggressive is the mycelium? How fast did it run through the substrate?

panic · 03-27-06, 13:54

very nice!

Workman · 04-01-06, 20:45

Mature, or nearly so.

The mycelium is fairly aggressive but thin. It thickens up when exposed to the environment. Manure is colonized in about 2 weeks at 80F.

Hippie3 · 04-01-06, 20:48

those look cool
what's the deal with the veil ?

Workman · 04-01-06, 20:50

It is a cortinate veil. Common with some species of Psilocybe.

waylitjim · 04-01-06, 20:53

They're absolutely beautiful Workman, thanks for the update.

Hippie3 · 04-01-06, 20:56

ya know,
today starts a new month
hint hint

TripTout · 04-01-06, 21:21

wow Workman, awesome work,that veil's real cool. will SW have this eventually?

Workman · 04-01-06, 21:29

Psilocybe hispanica prints have been available at Sporeworks.com for years. But this particular isolate should be in the store before the end of the month.

SharkieJones · 04-01-06, 23:50

Those are gorgeous fruits. The tops look like frosty mountains. April pic of the month contestant for sure.

cap · 04-02-06, 00:55

Quote:

Originally Posted by Workman

It is a cortinate veil. Common with some species of Psilocybe.

you learn somethin new everyday

those are some funky shrooms there, workman
that veil alone is good enough reason to budge for these, next order
and they look so very familiar, azure-ish even

keep the eye candy-a-comin

be well

04-02-06, 17:45

lookin great workman as usual...

* archive material / strainbase

python · 04-02-06, 22:26

quite beautiful workman........

can't wait for more........

04-03-06, 10:33

Nominate this one for the picture of the month!

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03-24-06, 17:59	#2 (permalink)
the_chosen_one Darth Moderator Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 5,099	Oh very pretty!!! Great job Workman as usual! __________________ "Luck favors the observant." - Workman

03-24-06, 19:12	#4 (permalink)
Hippie3 DUNG DEALER Join Date: Feb 2001 Posts: 43,048	spawn ? __________________ visit dial-a-hippie .

03-24-06, 19:54	#5 (permalink)
I_am_me Masked Moderator Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 1,532	Look lovely. __________________ Kindness is a cure.

03-25-06, 20:34	#9 (permalink)
waylitjim A Mirror Image Join Date: Sep 1972 Posts: 4,216	Excellent work as always. Thanks for sharing this history in the making. "Psilocybe hispanica was discoverd by Ignacio Seral in 98' growing high in the hills of Spain. This species was originally found growing on horse dung, next to a patch of of P. semilanceata. An Italian mycologist named Giorgio Samorini did the initial research. He realized this was a new species and classified it as Psilocybe Hispanica. Therever little information about this species, but it will most likely be featured in Psilocybin Mushrooms of the World Part 2. Its potency is said to be a nice clean high somewhat like a Panaeolus cyanescens." __________________ *Waylit's Exotic Roundup - a collection of sexy threads*

03-24-06, 18:33	#3 (permalink)
synth Mycotopiate Join Date: Aug 1972 Posts: 857	How does active chemical content compare to cubensis? (potency per mass)

03-25-06, 20:17	#6 (permalink)
Workman Sponsor Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 637	I have no direct information on potency. It is reportedly as potent, if not more potent, than Psilocybe semilanceata when collected from the wild. It rarely stains blue even with severe abuse. There was no spawn involved in this test. Agar went directly into quart jars of sterile horse manure.

03-25-06, 20:34	#8 (permalink)
~freakachino Guest Posts: n/a	Wonderful as always Workman! I noticed the 55 degree temp. for initiation. Thats sounds like a nice strain for winter time. What were incubation, spawning temps.?

03-25-06, 21:45	#10 (permalink)
Workman Sponsor Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 637	When I am doing small tests of new species I generally use agar to directly innoculate the final substrate. Its very inefficient but it works for my purposes. I recently found that colonization growth is fastest at around 80F, which is suprisingly warm for a temperate species.

03-26-06, 07:56	#11 (permalink)
~freakachino Guest Posts: n/a

03-26-06, 17:09	#12 (permalink)
eatyualive ExoCannibalist Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 4,961	wonderful, can't wait to see the maturity fruits. __________________ Click for Eat's Reference

03-27-06, 09:36	#13 (permalink)
~dial8 Guest Posts: n/a	Cool, workman! How aggressive is the mycelium? How fast did it run through the substrate?

03-27-06, 13:54	#14 (permalink)
panic Mycotopiate Trading allowed Join Date: Dec 1972 Posts: 246	very nice!

04-01-06, 20:48	#16 (permalink)
Hippie3 DUNG DEALER Join Date: Feb 2001 Posts: 43,048	those look cool what's the deal with the veil ? __________________ visit dial-a-hippie .

04-01-06, 20:50	#17 (permalink)
Workman Sponsor Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 637	It is a cortinate veil. Common with some species of Psilocybe.

04-01-06, 20:53	#18 (permalink)
waylitjim A Mirror Image Join Date: Sep 1972 Posts: 4,216	They're absolutely beautiful Workman, thanks for the update. __________________ *Waylit's Exotic Roundup - a collection of sexy threads*

04-01-06, 20:56	#19 (permalink)
Hippie3 DUNG DEALER Join Date: Feb 2001 Posts: 43,048	ya know, today starts a new month hint hint __________________ visit dial-a-hippie .

04-01-06, 21:21	#20 (permalink)
TripTout Mycophiliac Newbie - no market privs Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 88	wow Workman, awesome work,that veil's real cool. will SW have this eventually?

04-01-06, 21:29	#21 (permalink)
Workman Sponsor Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 637	Psilocybe hispanica prints have been available at Sporeworks.com for years. But this particular isolate should be in the store before the end of the month.

04-01-06, 23:50	#22 (permalink)
SharkieJones Moderator Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 3,105	Those are gorgeous fruits. The tops look like frosty mountains. April pic of the month contestant for sure.

04-02-06, 17:45	#24 (permalink)
~pcsillypj Guest Posts: n/a	lookin great workman as usual... * archive material / strainbase

04-02-06, 22:26	#25 (permalink)
python Former Member Join Date: Apr 1973 Posts: 2,650	quite beautiful workman........ can't wait for more........

04-03-06, 10:33	#26 (permalink)
~dial8 Guest Posts: n/a	Nominate this one for the picture of the month!

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