Creeper

Great White Monster (GWM) Magic Mushrooms is a relatively new Psilocybe Cubensis strain that was discovered by accident by the grower known as “NHMI”. This strain is originally a cross between Puerto Rican and the A-strain, but the Great White Monster was born out of accidental exposure to quaternary reactive ammonium siloxane.
This is a special strain as it is the only P. Cubensis strain known to have both albino and leucistic spores. The fruiting bodies of this magic mushroom are white like albino shrooms but are in fact leucistic (partial loss of color pigmentation). The GWM is also known to have large fruits, slow to grow but prolific grower.

Expect higher than average potency with the Great White Monster.

Panaeolus cyanescens, also known as Blue Meanies, is a small and delicate mushroom that grows in warm and tropical environments. These mushrooms grow on the dung of cows and water buffalos. The spores of these mushrooms are black, and the fruiting bodies are usually spotted with blue-colored flakes as they get older (hence the name Blue Meanies).

Blue Meanies are known to contain healthy and rich amounts of psilocine and psilocybin, making them much more psychedelic than less rare/easier to grow strains such as the Golden Teacher. The islanders of Bali have a long history with the recreational use of these mushrooms for festivals, celebrations, creative artistic expression, and inspiration. Blue Meanies are very commonly sold to travelers and tourists in Bali and similar regions for their hallucinogenic activity.

The Cambodian strain of fungi is an excellent strain from Angkor Wat. It is a very fast colonizer that produces beautiful fruits. For a cubensis, the Cambodian strain is thought to be very potent. It generates slight visual alteration alongside an increase in creative impulses. If you’re looking for a type of fungi that can help you get your work done and maybe philosophize a bit, this might be the right strain for you.