Hillbilly Pumpkin

Hillbilly Pumpkin spores

Introducing Hillbilly Pumpkin mushroom spores, a unique and highly sought after strain for microscopy research. These spores are perfect for those looking to study the unique characteristics of psilocybin mushrooms and gain a deeper understanding of their growth and development.

Our Hillbilly Pumpkin spores are sourced from the highest quality specimens and are guaranteed to be viable for research purposes. They are sold in 47 states excluding California, Idaho and Georgia as per legal requirements.

These spores are known for their distinctive orange color and fast colonization time, making them a great choice for researchers who want to study the mushroom’s growth process. They are easy to grow and highly resistant to contamination, making them a great choice for both experienced and novice researchers.

Order now and take the first step towards unlocking the secrets of these fascinating fungi. Please note that these spores are for microscopy research purposes only and should not be used for cultivation or consumption.

Hillbilly Pumpkin mushroom specifications

Caps have a bright orange center that fades to white at the edges. Stipes are a bit smaller in diameter than the caps, beginning thicker at the tip and tapering down near the mushroom’s base.

Please note that the genetics for Hillbilly vary from vendor to vendor (more so than most other cubensis strains). The original specimen from the 90s was similar to most other cubensis and was a member of the ‘Little Brown Mushroom’ family – however, modern versions usually have thicker stalks with caps that appear small compared to the stem (similar to Penis Envy).

The Hillbilly Cubensis strain has a flat, shallow crown that curls almost like a bottle cap, with a bright orange center that fades to nearly-white at the margins. The stem of the Hillbilly is just a little smaller in diameter than the cap; it begins thicker towards the tip and taper down closer to the base of the mushroom. For beginners and intermediate researchers, these mushroom spores are a superb all-around magic mushroom. The spores of this strain are also a lot of fun to view with a microscope, making it a must-have for researchers.

Strain origin – Hillbilly was found in Arkansas wild in the late 1990’s. Since then it has been what most would call, less appreciated. In the last two years there has been a massive revival of unique characteristics. Our favorite came from the Mycology Mage, due to their wonderful promising genetics lines the pumpkin became a reality about a year later. The pumpkins are from a softball size mushroom weighing about a pound fresh.

Gill formation – Gills typically are medium to large, wide range of formation. Likely to have available gills for spore production.

Hailing from Arkansas, USA, and enjoying a comeback of sorts, Hillbilly is known to be a fast colonizer producing large thick-stemmed fruits with average to smaller-sized caps when compared to the stem.

The HillBilly mushroom is a species of cubensis mushroom that grows throughout the southern United States and originated in Arkansas. The HillBilly Pumpkin is an isolation of this incredible strain. When compared to other strains it certainly outperforms in terms of psychotropic qualities. This is a highly uncommon and distinctive strain to have in your collection, as genetics from this mushroom are difficult to come by even while growing in the wild. 

Etymology. The term ‘Hillbilly’ is Scottish in origin but is not derived from its dialect. In Scotland, the term “hill-folk” referred to people who preferred isolation from the greater society, and “billy” meant “comrade” or “companion”.