White Rabbit Liquid Culture Syringe (Acid Shroomz)

Acid Shroomz - White Rabbit Liquid Culture Syringe: Take a Trip Down the Rabbit Hole

An albino Psilocybe cubensis strain created by crossing two well-known varieties—Albino Penis Envy and Moby Dick—White Rabbit may well become your new favourite. This fairly new shroom stems from Europe; to be more precise, it's said to be brought to life by a group of students in the Netherlands.

White Rabbit produces large, white caps and stems, even though it can develop some pigmentation during the growing process.

This strain is recommended for the intermediate grower who can successfully cultivate mushrooms in a sterile environment. "Sterile" is an important keyword here, as this variety is particularly susceptibility to contamination. It also needs stable, controlled growing conditions, and the grower should keep an eye out for possible aborts.

To cultivate White Rabbit using this liquid culture syringe, you can use manure or coir-enriched soil with rye, as well as rye with a casing layer. Other than that, White Rabbit should be grown as any other Psilocybe cubensis mushroom, and can produce good yields.

Includes:

• 1x 20ml liquid culture syringe
• 2x alcohol wipes
• 1x sterilised needle

Recommended Use

• Use within 2 months after delivery. Store in a cool, dark place such as the refrigerator. Protect from UV light.
• 2–5ml per litre/quart jar of sterilised grain.
• Shake well before use. This helps to loosen the mycelium, ensuring an even distribution when applying the liquid to different substrates/spawn containers.
• After use, the liquid culture should be stored in the refrigerator. Dry thoroughly before replacing the protective cover to prevent rust from forming on the needle.
• Additionally, you can heat the needle with a lighter to evaporate residual water, before allowing it to cool. Once cool, replace the protective cover, secure the LC in a ziplock bag, and store it in the refrigerator.

Important Considerations

• While more LC generally leads to faster colonisation, it’s not recommended to exceed 5ml per litre/quart jar.
• For grain still moist after hydration/sterilisation, less LC per litre/quart jar is safer, as excess water can lead to bacterial growth.

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