€24.99
Discover the Acid Shroomz Cambodia liquid culture, with isolated genetics of Cambodian magic mushrooms from the Angkor Wat region. This strain, believed to have been identified by ethnomycologist John Allen, has classic Psilocybe cubensis looks with long white stems and caramel-colored caps.
Known for its aggressive growth, resistance to contamination, and medium potency, it is ideal for both novice and advanced growers and researchers.
Cambodia is known as a region where several Psilocybe cubensis strains grow. One of these strains is the classic Cambodian strain, which is said to have been discovered near the ancient temples of Angkor Wat by the famous ethnomycologist John Allen. Its potency is medium, and in terms of appearance, it shows the classic characteristics of Psilocybe cubensis, including slender, long white stems and caramel-colored caps.
The development of our Cambodia liquid culture began with a spore syringe, which we used to inject mushroom spores directly into a grain substrate. This initial step was mainly to test the viability of the spores. After a few weeks of substrate colonization, we observed healthy mycelium, which we subsequently stimulated to produce fruit. We then cloned the best-looking specimen onto agar plates.
Next, we further isolated the cloned mycelium, resulting in a pure culture. This culture was tested one last time to ensure it met our high standards.
Our Cambodia liquid culture syringe contains an aggressive, fast-growing, and contamination-resistant strain that performs well under less-than-ideal conditions. Thus, it is a good choice for both beginners and advanced growers.
Each Cambodia syringe contains 20 ml of live mycelium in a carefully formulated nutrient solution. The syringe is a high-quality B. Braun model for precise handling and inoculation.
Additionally, the product packaging contains two 70% isopropyl alcohol wipes, a sterile 16G syringe needle, and an instruction leaflet.
For more information, check out our articles on using liquid culture syringes.
When handling the Cambodia liquid culture syringe, it is crucial to follow proper safety precautions to avoid contamination and ensure a successful growth process. Here are some general guidelines to keep in mind:
Consider using a flow hood or still air box (SAB) for added sterility during the inoculation of substrates.
| Species | Psilocybe cubensis |
| Genetics | Variety from Cambodia |
| Spores | Poor spore producer. Color: Purple to brown. |
| Applications | Microscopy, research, and taxonomy purposes. |
| Skill level | Beginner |
| Colonization speed | Fast |
| Potency | Medium |
| Spawn phase | |
| Suitable substrates | Sterilized grains like brown rice, rye, oats, millet, popcorn, or wild bird seed. |
| Colonization time | 9-14 days (2/3 filled liter jar / 27°C / shaken at 25-33% colonization). |
| Temperature | 25-27°C |
| Light | Low light or darkness. |
| Fruiting phase | |
| Suitable substrates | Manure, coco coir, CVG, or straw (adequately hydrated and heat-treated). |
| Temperature | 21-25°C |
| Relative humidity | 80-100% |
| Fresh air exchange (FAE) | Ensure good airflow without substrate drying. |
| Light | Indirect daylight or soft artificial light (roughly 6500 Kelvin). |
This product has a limited shelf life and is not eligible for return. For more information, see our page on reflection period and returns.
Just harvested my first flush, strong yield, first time growing Cambodian so not sure what to expect yield wise. The fruits have a very healthy morphology so I’m very happy. These colonized fast too, very fast!