Golden Teacher mushroom strain (GT)
- Species
- Psilocybe cubensis
- Also called
- GT
- Family
- Golden Teacher line
- Potency reputation
- average
- Grow difficulty
- easy
- Yield
- high
Origin
Accounts differ: psilocybea dates its first documentation to the mid-1980s, while Zamnesia says it first appeared in the late 1980s and that its origin is unknown. Inoculate the World relays an unverified account of a wild specimen found on a Georgia farm.
Appearance
Described as having golden caps and ivory-colored stems; one seller also calls it compact.
Cultivation
Sources describe it as beginner-friendly and claim excellent yields or several flushes. These are vendor or community descriptions, not controlled comparisons.
Reported effects
Zamnesia says it may offer new perspectives; this is a retailer’s description, not a clinical finding.
Good to know
The name refers to its golden-colored caps.
Related
- Golden Teacher products and licensed brands
- Psilocybin, explained
- Licensed psilocybin centers in Oregon and Colorado
Sources
- psilocybea.com
- zamnesia.co.uk
- inoculatetheworld.com
- zamnesia.com
- smartific.nl
- budora.net
- basidiumequilibrium.com
- sporegenetics.com
Psilocybin is a federally controlled substance. Legal adult access is limited to licensed programs in Oregon and Colorado. This profile is educational, not medical advice.