Shrum Albino Burma Mushroom Liquid Culture 12ml

Shrum Albino Burma Mushroom Liquid Culture 12ml

Shrum Albino Burma Mushroom Liquid Culture 12ml is a sterile mushroom liquid culture syringe containing live mycelium suspended in a nutrient solution. Because this is a liquid culture rather than spores, it introduces active mycelial growth right from the start.

This liquid culture makes a practical option for mycology research, where consistent growth and clear early-stage observations are critical. Many researchers prefer live mycelium liquid culture because it delivers reliable performance when working with controlled substrates or microscopy setups.

If you are already familiar with traditional Burma genetics and using options like SporeX Burma Liquid Culture 10ml, exploring an Albino Burma mushroom liquid culture offers a different take on the same lineage. The albino variant provides lighter coloration and improved visibility, which can be useful when observation and documentation are a priority.

Albino Burma is a leucistic variant of the classic Burma strain of Psilocybe cubensis, known for stable genetics. Reduced pigmentation results in lighter coloration, making growth patterns and mycelial behavior easier to observe during research and documentation.

Each 12ml syringe is prepared using sterile methods and intended for careful handling in controlled environments. Refrigeration before use helps preserve mycelial health, clarity, and overall culture stability.

This Albino Burma liquid culture syringe is suitable for researchers and hobbyist mycologists who want a simple, consistent mushroom liquid culture for observation and study, free of unnecessary variables.

How to Use

This 12ml liquid culture syringe works best in clean, controlled mycology setups where sterile handling is critical. Before using the syringe, remove it from the refrigerator and allow it to reach room temperature.

This step helps prevent condensation and keeps the liquid culture stable during handling. A clean workspace and basic aseptic technique reduce the chance of contamination while you work.

Because this product contains live mycelium culture, users typically introduce it into sterile research media. It can also be used in observation environments where growth can be monitored from the start.

The liquid may appear slightly cloudy or contain visible mycelial strands, which is normal for a healthy mushroom liquid culture. After use, cap any remaining culture securely and return it to refrigeration to maintain viability.

What makes liquid culture different from spore syringes?

Liquid culture contains live, actively growing mycelium in a nutrient solution. In contrast, spore syringes contain dormant spores that must germinate before growth begins.

Because liquid culture already contains established mycelium, growth can begin sooner and develop more consistently. With spore syringes, results can vary since spores must first pair and develop before visible growth appears.

For many mycology projects, the Albino Burma mushroom liquid culture is used for its predictable behavior and steady development. Liquid culture allows researchers and hobbyists to observe early growth sooner and track progress with fewer variables.

Spore syringes are often used to study genetic variation, whereas liquid culture syringes are better suited to controlled setups where consistency and clear observation are the main goals.

How long does a mushroom liquid culture typically remain viable?

When kept refrigerated, a mushroom liquid culture can remain viable for several months. Cooler temperatures slow mycelial activity and help the culture stay stable over time. Consistent storage temperatures matter, since repeated warming and cooling can stress the mycelium and shorten its usable lifespan.

Handling habits also affect longevity. Each time the liquid culture syringe is used or exposed to the air, the risk of contamination increases. Clean tools and limited handling help preserve the culture’s condition.

Product Features

• 12ml sterile mushroom liquid culture syringe with live mycelium
• Albino Burma leucistic Psilocybe cubensis genetics
• Liquid culture format for consistent early growth observation
• Refrigeration is recommended before and after use
• For research purposes only