Jack Frost Mushroom

Jack Frost mushroom are an all-white hybrid of the True Albino Teacher and Albino Penis Envy magic

mushroom strains, resulting in a stunning new strain. This rare strain is becoming quite popular among

amateur mycologists, and for good reason. It’s a stunning mushroom, with equally stunning spores that

are a delight to view under a microscope.

Because it’s a new strain, the history of Jack Frost magic mushrooms isn’t very vast. However, in the

short time it’s been available, it creates quite a stir. Jack frost mushroom strain is a hybrid of two distinct magic

mushroom strains known as Dave Wombats True Albino Teacher and the Albino Penis Envy. True Albino

Teacher is unique among Golden Teacher magic mushroom species because it is fully albino. True Albino

Teacher was named after a strain of pure white Golden Teachers discovered and isolated by a few

well-known mushroom producers. As a result, the jack frost magic mushrooms spores were born.

It’s all about the aesthetics with this mushrooms. These mushrooms appear like

they’ve been covered in snow when they’re new. The caps are a flat white color that curls upwards

and usually has blue gills. When the Jack Frost magic mushrooms are completely dried, they retain

their pristine white hue. However, you may observe blue or even dark blue dots. These marks are

known as bruises, and they might occur as a result of harvest, transit, or storage. Bruising is quite

normal, and it’s nothing to be concerned about because it has no effect on the mushroom’s

potency or safety.

Jack frost mushroom

Jack Frost was developed by Dave Wombat by crossing his original True Albino Teacher with

Albino Penis Envy.  We’re grateful that his magnificent magic mushroom strain exists at all.

Shaman Mushroom Spores’ unique spore syringe kit includes one 10ml syringe of Jack Frost

mushroom spores research solution in a sterile liquid with a sterile needle included in the kit.

Note: Shaman Mushroom Spores is proud to sell psilocybin mushroom spores and psilocybe cubensis

spores for the purpose of mycology research and study via microscopes. It is not federally legal in the

United States to cultivate psychedelic mushroom spores or ingest psychedelic mushrooms.