True Albino Teacher Spore Syringe – 10cc
$20.00
True Albino Teacher, commonly called TAT, is a true albino Psilocybe cubensis genetic developed by Jik Fibs. Known for its striking white fruiting bodies and clear to nearly transparent spores, TAT became the foundation of one of the most influential albino genetic families in modern P. cubensis history.
Product Description
True Albino Teacher, or TAT, is a true albino Psilocybe cubensis genetic developed through selective isolation by Jik Fibs and documented in circulation by 2019.
TAT is defined by more than its white appearance. Its reduced pigmentation extends throughout the mushroom and into its reproductive material, producing white to ivory fruiting bodies, pale gills, and clear to nearly transparent spores. This distinguishes TAT from leucistic genetics, which may appear white while continuing to produce conventionally pigmented dark spores.
The preservation of this true albino phenotype eventually gave rise to an entire family of modern genetics. Ghost and Yeti emerged as recognizable TAT-family selections, while TAT genetics were later incorporated into numerous hybrids and additional isolations.
Its distinctive pigmentation, unusual reproductive characteristics, and influence on modern mushroom genetics make True Albino Teacher an important genetic for both morphological and microscopic research.
About this strain
True Albino Teacher is a true albino P. cubensis genetic attributed to Jik Fibs and commonly abbreviated as TAT.
Its defining characteristic is the loss of conventional pigmentation throughout both the fruiting body and reproductive material. TAT produces white to ivory caps and stems with clear to nearly transparent spores rather than the dark purple-brown reproductive material associated with conventionally pigmented P. cubensis.
That distinction is what makes TAT truly albino rather than simply leucistic.
TAT also became the foundation of a much larger genetic family. Continued selection produced recognizable descendants such as Ghost and Yeti, while later hybridization carried TAT ancestry into numerous modern P. cubensis genetics.
For microscopy, its nearly transparent spores provide a particularly interesting comparison with conventionally pigmented and leucistic P. cubensis varieties. TAT demonstrates that the most important evidence of albinism isn't always the white mushroom itself.
Sometimes it's what you can barely see.
