Making basically all our products contamination free. 5 exotics, shiitake, reishi and portobello.Īll our spore prints from our suppliers and spore syringes are prepared under strict lab conditions in a sterile lab. If for some reason a shipment doesn’t make it through customs we will reship the order for you. Shipments are guaranteed to arrive in the specified timeframe for your country. If not we ship you out another order free of charge. Which is why we have such a large success rate shipping worldwide.Īll our spore syringes are guaranteed to contain viable mushroom spores. Spore prints are even more discreet sealed in poly bags, folded in paper and sent just as a standard letter with no indication of what is inside. With the return address simply stating the sender as “Earth One” Syringes are packaged in sealed food grade plastic and arrive in a plain padded envelope and are labeled only as ‘microscopy kit’ We know our strains, so we could provide our customers with only the best genetics. If you would like to learn more about gourmet medicinal mushrooms we recommend a good book to start with is Paul Stamets Growing Gourmet and Medicinal Mushrooms. We hope you enjoy your time learning about fungi.
The scientific practice led to an artistic awakening for me.Magicshroomspore have been in the spore business for many years. Psilocybe mushrooms spores, aka 'magic mushrooms' are listed below under MUSHROOM SPORES SYRINGES and MUSHROOM SPORE PRINTS links. To me, the image and its familiar patterns suggested stories that were both old and modern. When I made the first spore print to identify that initial fruiting of home-growns, the image transcended identification. Then I started to cultivate mushrooms in my shady yard. I first learned to use field guides and spore printing so I could safely consume the mushrooms I foraged.
The spore color is then used as a diagnostic tool for identification. After several hours, a mushroom may release any number of its billions of tiny spores, and a powdery residue of spores appears on the paper. Here’s how it works: one places a mushroom, gill, or pore side down, on a piece of paper. I make mushroom spore prints, a practice that mycologists use for identification and propagation. Which sciences relate to your art practice?īotany, chemistry, and entomology relate to my art practice, but mycology is the foundation. And definitely to gardening, which, in order to understand the magic of how things grow, inspired an interest in science. Or to my work as a black and white photographer. The spore print art I create might be traced back to a wonderful art teacher from my childhood who encouraged experimentation. Which came first in your life, the science or the art?Īrt came first.
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