Toadwood culture archive

Genetics shaped by observation.

A documented record of past work in culture stewardship, comparative observation, phenotype documentation, and process discipline. Listings below are presented as a historical catalog and are currently unavailable.

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Archive index · 08 entries

Culture records.

These are informal cultivated-line names applied to material circulated as Psilocybe cubensis—not formally recognized taxonomic varieties. Each record separates traceable history from community attribution and commercial folklore. No entry is currently available to purchase, reserve, or ship.

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Taj Mahal

Reported species: Psilocybe cubensis informal cultivated line

Taj Mahal is an informal archive label applied to material circulated as Psilocybe cubensis rather than a formally described taxon. Its breeder, geographic origin, and relationship to Keeper’s Creeper remain undocumented. Community observations associate some material with slender stems and pointed caps, but no accession-linked study has authenticated that material or shown the reported phenotype to be stable. Toadwood preserves the name as an archive label, not a standardized chemotype.

Public provenance
Origin unresolved
Evidence confidence
Very limited
Chemistry
No accession-linked analytical data on file
Research inquiry
Archive 02Archive only

Hillbilly

Reported species: Psilocybe cubensis informal cultivated line

Hillbilly is an informal lineage name applied to material circulated as Psilocybe cubensis, with unusually traceable community history. Archived discussions from 2005 credit a Mycotopia member called Hillbilly with collecting the original material in Arkansas. Reports describe more than one expression, ranging from short, thick fruiting bodies to taller forms with broader caps. No publicly documented voucher or accession-linked genome was located.

Public provenance
Community-attributed · Arkansas
Evidence confidence
Moderate community record
Chemistry
No accession-linked analytical data on file
Research inquiry
Archive 03Archive only

Aztec God

Reported species: Psilocybe cubensis informal cultivated line

Aztec God is an informal archive name applied to material circulated as Psilocybe cubensis, not the formally described Mexican species Psilocybe aztecorum. Community sources loosely attribute it to Mexico, sometimes the Mazatec region, but no publicly documented collector record or voucher was located to support that attribution. Golden-brown caps and pale, sturdy stems reflect ordinary cubensis morphology; a unique, stable phenotype, lineage, and chemotype have not been scientifically established.

Public provenance
Origin unresolved
Evidence confidence
Limited
Chemistry
No accession-linked analytical data on file
Research inquiry
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Golden Teacher

Reported species: Psilocybe cubensis informal cultivated line

Golden Teacher is a widely circulated heritage name applied to a line reported as Psilocybe cubensis, not a formally recognized species or taxonomic variety. Descriptions commonly associate it with broad ochre-to-caramel caps, pale fibrous stems, purple-brown spores, and blue staining after injury. Its exact introduction is unresolved, and competing Florida, Guyana, and Dutch or Hawaiian origin stories remain unverified.

Public provenance
Longstanding designation · origin unresolved
Evidence confidence
Limited origin · moderate morphology
Chemistry
No accession-linked analytical data on file
Research inquiry
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Mexican Dutch King

Reported species: Psilocybe cubensis informal cultivated line

Mexican Dutch King is an informal archive name applied to material circulated as Psilocybe cubensis rather than a scientifically registered variety. Community histories place it in Amsterdam’s head-shop trade and associate the label with Mexican provenance and Dutch circulation; no primary collection record or verified pedigree has surfaced. Reports of large, clustered fruiting bodies remain line-level observations, while reliable documentation should prioritize standard cubensis morphology and microscopy.

Public provenance
Commercially attributed · Dutch circulation
Evidence confidence
Very limited
Chemistry
No accession-linked analytical data on file
Research inquiry
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Lizard King

Reported species: Psilocybe cubensis informal cultivated line

Lizard King is an informal lineage name applied to material circulated as Psilocybe cubensis and linked by community records to a 2001 collection north of Atlanta by a Shroomery member using that name. The original post documents fruiting around horse-manure and woodchip bedding; continuity to today’s commercial lines is not genetically verified. Gold-to-bronze caps, pale stems, and occasional low-pigment expression are reported, with substantial line-to-line variation.

Public provenance
Collector-attributed · Georgia
Evidence confidence
Moderate collection record
Chemistry
No accession-linked analytical data on file
Research inquiry
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Texas Penis Envy

Reported species: Psilocybe cubensis informal cultivated line

Texas Penis Envy is an informal label often treated online as PE6, a community-documented cross between Penis Envy and a Texas accession. PE6 accounts describe broader caramel caps that open more fully, thick textured stipes, and more visible sporulation than classic PE forms. Without accession-linked records, Toadwood cannot verify that this archived label is that line; its pedigree remains unconfirmed by published genomics.

Public provenance
PE6-associated · archive identity unverified
Evidence confidence
Moderate PE6 history · limited archive match
Chemistry
No accession-linked analytical data on file
Research inquiry
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Golden Mammoth

Reported species: Psilocybe cubensis informal cultivated line

Golden Mammoth is a commercial archive name applied to material circulated as Psilocybe cubensis and historically marketed as the result of a Canadian selection program. Historical descriptions emphasize golden-brown caps, pale veiled stipes, and a conventional cubensis form. The original breeder was not publicly identified, and surviving accounts disagree about its relationship to other golden-capped lines. Toadwood therefore records it as a historical label with limited independent provenance.

Public provenance
Commercially attributed · limited provenance
Evidence confidence
Limited
Chemistry
No accession-linked analytical data on file
Research inquiry

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