Sporemate Cambodia Ampoule - 10 ml
This spore ampoule contains material from the Cambodia strain, discovered by mycologist John Allen (known as "Mushroom John") near the Angkor Wat temple complex outside Siem Reap. Within the cultivation community, the strain is known for being robust and fast-growing, with mycelium that spreads relatively quickly across substrate under warm conditions. Spores themselves contain no psilocybin or psilocin; they are supplied exclusively for microscopic research and identification purposes.
The ampoule contains 10 ml of spore suspension in sterile water, together with a sterile syringe, an alcohol wipe, and detailed instructions. Every ampoule is filled under sterile conditions, so the suspension stays free of contaminants that could interfere with microscopic examination.
Use
Clean your work surface and hands before opening the ampoule, and use the included alcohol wipe to disinfect the needle and the ampoule membrane. Draw a small amount of suspension with the sterile syringe and apply it to a clean microscope slide for examination. Reseal the ampoule immediately after use to prevent contamination of the remaining suspension.
Storage
Store the ampoule upright, in the dark, and refrigerated between 2 and 8°C, for example at the bottom of the fridge. Do not freeze the suspension: ice crystals can damage the spores. When stored correctly, an ampoule generally remains usable for research for about 2 years after shipping.
Dutch-Smart also carries spore ampoules of other strains and origins in the same category, such as the Argentina ampoule.
