Panaeolus Cyanescens Jamaican Liquid Culture Syringe

Panaeolus cyanescens Jamaican is a striking grassland species, slimmer and more delicate than cubensis but carrying its own unmistakable traits. The fruits grow tall and slender, with thin stems that often bruise a deep indigo where touched, and caps that range from light gray to pale tan, sometimes darkening toward the center. Originating from the warm pastures of Jamaica, this strain reflects its tropical environment—fast to appear after rain and quick to show its trademark bluing reaction. Under the microscope, the spores are jet-black and smaller than cubensis, scattered across gill structures that feel more fragile and finely spaced. There’s a wiry, electric energy in this species, as if it’s built for speed and lightness, a contrast to the thicker, heavier forms of its cubensis cousins.