The Moby Dick Trace bottle is thus named after the famous white whale from Herman Melville’s book, because of its gray-blueish color that matches the whale’s description. These mushrooms, like other psilocybin mushrooms, contain psychoactive substances that, when consumed, can cause hallucinogenic effects. These mushrooms are found both in the wild and cultivated for recreational use, often because of their strong psychological effects. The name and association with the color of the whale gives an additional cultural dimension to this particular species of mushroom.

Breeding information Moby Dick Spore bottle

• Cultivation difficulty: Simple
• Substrate: Manure, straw, various grains
• Colonization time: 12-14 days
• Colonization temperature: 28-30 degrees Celsius
• Fruit temperature: 23-26 degrees Celsius
• Only 3 milliliters of spore solution is needed to colonize 1 liter of substrate

How to prepare my Mondo Moby Dick Trace bottle

Before you begin injecting your spores, you must first have created a substrate in a culture container or bag where you will drop these spores. The sterile Mondo spore vials are very easy to use.

1. Put on gloves and a mouth mask
2. Shake the spore vial vigorously back and forth
3. Unpack the injection needle and insert the needle through the rubber membrane
4. Now gently draw the liquid into the hypodermic needle
5. Include grow tray or grow bag with the substrate
6. After filling the syringe, slowly press the plunger and drop each drop scattered on the substrate. The spot where the drop falls on the substrate is a potential mycelium growth point, by dividing it you will optimize colonization.

Contents of your Moby Dick Trace bottle

• 1 x Spores vial contains several million spores dissolved in 10 ml of sterile water
• 1 x 20 ml sterile hypodermic needle
• 2 x Alcohol wipe

Storing your Mondo Moby Dick Trace bottle

Since this is a sensitive product, we recommend placing the spore bottle in the refrigerator immediately after receipt for 24 hours with temperature between 2 and 8 degrees before using.