Natal Super Strength (P. ochraceocentrata)

The Grower’s Favourite — Now Under Its Correct Name

Previously circulated under names such as “NSS”, “Super Natal” and “Transkei”, this distinctive culture is now presented under its stated species classification, Psilocybe ochraceocentrata. The updated naming does not change the Cloud920 isolate itself, which has been maintained as a consistent laboratory culture.

Known within mycology communities for its vigorous characteristics and distinctive appearance, this isolate stands apart from the more familiar Psilocybe cubensis varieties in the Cloud920 collection.

Each 10 ml syringe contains laboratory-isolated mycelial material suspended in a sterile liquid medium. According to the product specification, the culture is prepared in a controlled clean-lab environment and supplied in a sealed luer-lock syringe.

What You Get

• Vigorous growth characteristics — recognised within enthusiast mycology communities for its rapid development
• Robust culture profile — selected for consistent laboratory characteristics
• Large, wavy and clustered morphology — often associated with pale caps and an ochre-yellow central region
• Distinctive appearance — visually different from conventional brown-capped cubensis varieties
• 10 ml laboratory-isolated liquid culture — supplied as a research specimen

Distinctive Morphology

The culture is particularly notable for its unusual fruiting morphology. Descriptions commonly refer to larger, wavy caps developing in clustered formations, with pale colouring contrasted by a characteristic ochre or yellowish central area.

This appearance makes the isolate readily distinguishable from the darker, more traditionally shaped specimens associated with many established cubensis varieties.

As with all fungal cultures, morphology can vary between specimens and batches, so visual characteristics should be regarded as typical descriptions rather than guaranteed outcomes.

Natal Super Strength vs Natalensis True

Feature	Natal Super Strength	Natalensis True
Species classification	Psilocybe ochraceocentrata	Psilocybe natalensis
Cap appearance	Pale with an ochre-yellow centre	Brown to golden-brown
Fruiting morphology	Large, wavy and clustered	Thick, compact and comparatively stubby
General growth reputation	Vigorous	Moderate and consistent
Overall appearance	Distinctive, broad and wavy	Dense and compact
Research interest	Notable for its unusual morphology	Notable as a separate Psilocybe species

If you are specifically looking for the brown-capped species, explore the Natalensis True (Psilocybe natalensis) Liquid Culture within the collection.

Laboratory Product Details

• Volume: 10 ml
• Culture medium: Sterilised malt-extract broth
• Format: Laboratory-isolated liquid culture
• Packaging: Sealed luer-lock syringe
• Storage: Keep cool, dark and upright
• Shelf life: Follow the expiry information supplied on the product label

For optimal preservation of the research material, always follow the manufacturer’s current storage instructions.

Research and Microscopy Use Only

This product is supplied for educational, microscopy and mycological research purposes only, where permitted by applicable legislation.

Some Psilocybe species may contain controlled psychoactive compounds. Regulations concerning their possession, handling, cultivation and production vary between countries and regions.

Please check the legislation applicable in your jurisdiction before purchasing, possessing or using this product.