About Leucistic Burma Spores
Leucistic Burma is a pale variant of the Burma strain. Leucism is a partial loss of pigment, so documented specimens are much lighter than the original, often creamy white with faint colour at the cap centre. It is a striking addition to any spore collection.
Under the Microscope
Unlike true albinos, leucistic strains usually still produce pigmented spores, although prints can appear slightly lighter. Viewing Leucistic Burma next to standard Burma spores is a great way to explore how pigment changes affect the spores themselves.
What You Receive
- 1 x 10ml Leucistic Burma spore syringe
- Spores suspended in sterile, distilled water
- Sealed cap and clear strain labelling
Sterile needles, slides and cleaning supplies are available in our sterilisation & hygiene range.
Microscopy Use Only
In the UK it is legal to own magic mushroom spores because they contain no psilocybin. It is not legal to cultivate them. This product is sold for identification, research and microscopy purposes only, and we cannot help with growing. You must be 18 or over to buy.
Storage Tips
A cool, dark fridge shelf is ideal. Avoid freezing. Before use, let it warm for 30 minutes and give it a swirl to disperse any spore clumps evenly.
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