Albino Penis Envy mushroom (APE)
Penis Envy mushrooms are the caviar of the psilocybin mushrooms world. They’re much more expensive, harder to produce, and give users a stronger and more powerful euphoric experience.
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It’s called a Penis Envy mushroom because of its penis-like shape. This shroom is different from other strains because it is chemically more equipped to give off faster and harder trips than usual mushroom strains.

There are several varieties of Penis Envy mushrooms, with the two most popular ones being albino penis envy and uncut penis envy.
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When ingesting a Penis Envy mushroom, it’s generally recommended to only consume about 70 percent of the original size that you’d normally consume other shroom strains.

Growing Penis Envy mushrooms is often difficult for beginners. While you can grow your own Penis Envy mushrooms by diligently following the instructions, the harder challenge is propagating your mushrooms to create more spores and strains for the next
generation.

We’ll go into deeper detail throughout this article, so stick to the end and you’ll become a mushroom connoisseur.

What Is A Penis Envy Mushroom? https:t.me/Ricko_swavy8/product/albino-penis-envy-ape-cubensis/
Penis Envy mushrooms stem from the Psilocybe cubensis shroom family. They're a strain of magic mushrooms.

It’s a unique variety that has gone through an interesting history, so much so that it would most likely no longer grow in the wild naturally.

The Penis Envy mushroom has been bred artificially through so many generations that they act like a spoiled child. They have less resistance to contamination, are more prone to dying in less-than-perfect conditions, and have lower pin rates than other
mushrooms in the same family.

Where Do Penis Envy Mushrooms Come From? https:t.me/Ricko_swavy8/product/albino-penis-envy-ape-cubensis/
How the Penis Envy variety came to be discovered is even more of a mystery. The most popular rumor seems to be surrounding the famed ethnobotanist and psychedelic advocate, Terence McKenna. Legend has it that an indigenous guide led him to an enormous
mushroom patch on one of his mushroom hunting expeditions to the Amazon Rainforest. He collected spore samples of unique specimens from that patch and distributed them to mycologists back in the United States.

One of these mycologists was Steven Pollock, a doctor with a particular fascination for psychedelic mushrooms. Pollock went on to cultivate the spores and research the mushroom's properties. After years of propagation and genetic selection, he arrived at
a variety that we now know as Penis Envy.

Here, like its beginning, the story again gets hazy. Pollock became involved in various legal and illegal ventures that would eventually lead to his murder. By this time, the DEA was monitoring him, and many mysterious circumstances surrounded his death.
For one thing, his research and several rare specimens seemed to be missing from the scene of the crime.

It's unclear whether the Penis Envy variant that we know today was the same one that Pollock developed. Other sources point to mycologist Rich Gee as the man who cultivated the prized strain. Perhaps many other pioneering mycologists contributed to its
development along the way.

Uncovering conclusive proof of Penis Envy's origin is unlikely ever to happen. While it's certainly possible that Terence McKenna stumbled upon a penis-shaped mushroom deep in the rainforest, he never confirmed such speculations. But it's certainly
intriguing that one of the most potent psychedelic mushrooms comes from a story that's as mercurial as its psychedelic effects.

What Makes Them Different From Other Shroom Strains? https:t.me/Ricko_swavy8/product/albino-penis-envy-ape-cubensis/
One obvious difference from Penis Envy mushrooms and other shroom strains is in their difficulty to cultivate. Penis Envy mushrooms require specialized care and environmental conditions to bloom. They take almost 30 percent longer to colonize around the
substrate and have a lesser pin rate than that of other Psilocybe cubensis mushrooms.
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