Leucistic Burma

About Leucistic Burma Dried Mushrooms

Appearance

Burma cubensis grows in sizes ranging from very small to relatively large and is highly potent. Brown tints with brighter tones at the rim and darker tones at the top characterize the caps of this strain.

Available Servings

• 3.5g
• 7g
• 14g
• 1 oz

Benefits

It is one of the most potent strains of the Burmese variety. However, it’s not as powerful as the Penis Envy strain. You can still enjoy a delightful recreational experience shared with friends and family. Furthermore, they also enhance creativity, focus and concentration, and mood in microdoses.

Psilocybin, the hallucinogenic substance that naturally occurs in magic mushrooms, is part of numerous studies, like treatment-resistance depression, migraine, and other mental and behavioural disorders. So, you can take them for fun, spiritual, or healing experience.

Effects

Like all magic mushrooms, dosage, user experience, weight, and metabolism often influence the effects. Therefore, beginners should always take care of the amount they ingest.  As mentioned earlier, these strains are potent but not as strong as Penis Envy. The Leucistic Burma strain has mixed effects, but you may anticipate the typical results of Psilocybe cubensis, like transcendence and a sense of oneness with the universe. More specifically, you will get an ecstatic rush 10 to 30 minutes after ingesting the Leucistic Burma mushroom. However, remember that the onset and the coming down depend on the amount of psilocybin you use and other factors.

Dosage

Beginners can start with a dose of 0.5 to 1.5 grams, They may experience mild visuals and giddiness. Increasing the amount to 2 to 3.5 grams can give the classic psychedelic trip. The visuals are a little more intense, and the user begins to experience a profound appreciation of music, art, nature, etc.

Facts

Leucistic refers to the loss of colour pigmentation; hence this Burmese strain seems like an albino strain because it has lost its golden colours. The Leucistic Burmese has brown spores, unlike actual albino strains. It originated from the country of Burma, currently called Myanmar. The Burma strain was first discovered in the 1990s by renowned ethnomycologist John W. Allen, who got the spores from one of his students. It is said that the Thai student collected a sample from buffalo dung close to Rangoon.