Description

Koh Samui Super Mushroom

Koh Samui Super Mushroom strain was first found by mycologist John Allen, on the island of Koh Samui, Thailand. Allen then proceeded to isolate and refine the genetic for several years, creating the Koh Samui Super Strain.

Koh Samui is consistently well reviewed on multiple forums (like Erowid and Shroomery) in terms of both cultivation and usage. Effects include visual and bodily stimluation, feelings of euphoria and connection to those around you, and periods of deep philosophical thought.

KOH SAMUI SUPER STRAIN EFFECTS

Koh Samui is a popular strain of magic mushrooms thanks to its fast-growing, contaminant-resistant mycelium.

The mushrooms fruit quickly and colonize rapidly, resulting in thick, healthy growth. Although they don’t grow very tall, Koh Samui mushrooms are known to proliferate in very dense clusters.

Koh Samui shrooms are commonly used in traditional Thai medicine to treat a variety of ailments, including fatigue, anxiety, and depression and are also said to improve cognitive function and memory.

People report that the high from these mushrooms is quite strong, with a psychedelic experience that can be confusing or disorientating with strong visual hallucinations. The high is also described as being high-energy and euphoric.

While there isn’t enough data to provide specific psilocybin and psilocin content for these mushrooms, based on quantitative reports, we estimate the range of total tryptamine concentrations is somewhere between 1 and 2% — which some samples likely even exceed 2% potency. These shrooms are notoriously strong.

The Koh Samui magic mushroom is often many people’s first experience with psychedelic shrooms when vacationing in Thailand. They’re especially popular in the form of magic mushroom shakes during the infamous Full Moon parties.

KOH SAMUI STRAIN DOSAGE

• 0.5–1.5 grams is a light recreational dose
• 1.5–2 grams is a medium recreational dose
• 3–5 grams is a full to strong recreational dose
• 5 grams + is a very ‘spiritual’ dose