Death Star – Magic Mushrooms

Death Star Magic Mushrooms – Appearance

The distinctively vibrant, yellowish hue is a signature feature of the Death Star strain, setting it apart from other magic mushrooms. This unique coloring truly makes them worthy of their name. Unlike their counterparts, Death Star mushrooms develop an elegant “skirt” as they reach maturity. Here’s a detailed look at their appearance:

• Size: these mushrooms are generally larger than average, measuring between 3-8 inches in height;
• Cap: initially bell-shaped during growth, the cap flattens and develops cracked edges upon maturity. The color gradient is quite striking — brighter at the edges and dark brown at the center, 2-4 inches in diameter;
• Stem: typically more slender in comparison to the cap. The stem is long, boasting a yellowish hue with white flesh inside. It maintains a straight and firm structure, sometimes widening at the base. A distinctive skirt appears as the mushroom matures.

Even in their dried form, Death Star mushrooms retain their proud golden shade. You can buy Death Star online in Canada, where they are carefully selected and dried to maintain their exquisite appearance and quality.

Death Star Magic Mushroom Starin – Origins

The Psilocybe Cubensis species, to which Death Star belongs, was first identified by the American mycologist Franklin Sumner Earle in 1906. This discovery took place on the island of Cuba, situated in the northern region of the Caribbean Sea. Earle initially classified it under the genus Stropharia. The term “cubensis” in its name is a nod to its Cuban origins. However, in 1948, German scientist Rolf Singer, through his work published in the journal Sydowia, reassigned it to the genus Psilocybe. The origins of the Death Star strain, in particular, are shrouded in mystery. Rumors suggest that it first emerged in the deserts of Florida, USA, sometime in the late 1990s. Its exact point of origin, however, remains a topic of speculation and intrigue. What adds to its mystique is the rapid popularity it gained, primarily due to its relative ease of cultivation and the pleasant nature of its psychedelic trips.