Albino Bluey Vuitton Spore Syringe – 10cc
$20.00
Albino Bluey Vuitton is a true albino Psilocybe cubensis genetic isolated by Basidium Equilibrium from the celebrated Bluey Vuitton lineage. With ghost-white fruiting bodies, dense stems, blue-toned bruising, and clear spores nearly invisible to the naked eye, ABV is an exceptional genetic for studying albino expression under microscopy.
Product Description
Albino Bluey Vuitton, commonly abbreviated ABV, is a true albino expression isolated and preserved by Basidium Equilibrium from the original Bluey Vuitton genetic.
Its story begins with Bluey Vuitton, a modern Psilocybe cubensis hybrid created around 2014 by the mycologist known as Silly Cybin from Panama × Melmac Penis Envy genetics. Basidium Equilibrium later worked extensively with Bluey Vuitton, and during that process a dramatically pale expression appeared. That phenotype was preserved and developed into the genetic now known as Albino Bluey Vuitton.
ABV retains the dense, substantial morphology associated with its Bluey Vuitton and Melmac ancestry while expressing an entirely different pigmentation phenotype. Fruiting bodies are predominantly ghost-white, with pale caps, solid stems, and blue to blue-gray coloration becoming especially visible against the albino tissue.
Its spores provide one of its most interesting characteristics. Rather than producing the dark purple-brown spores of the original Bluey Vuitton, Albino Bluey Vuitton produces clear to translucent spores with very little visible pigmentation.
About this strain
Albino Bluey Vuitton represents an albino branch of one of the more recognizable modern P. cubensis hybrid families.
Its genetic history can be traced through two stages:
Panama × Melmac Penis Envy → Bluey Vuitton by Silly Cybin
Bluey Vuitton → albino expression isolated and preserved by Basidium Equilibrium → Albino Bluey Vuitton
The resulting genetic combines the dense structure associated with the original Bluey Vuitton lineage with a true albino pigmentation phenotype.
Lady Hyphae's ABV produces clear spores that are essentially invisible to the naked eye, creating a dramatic microscopic contrast with the dark purple-brown spores of its original Bluey Vuitton ancestor.
