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Golden Teacher Cubensis Mushrooms is a classic strain which is named after their gold-capped appearance. These shrooms are an all time favourite among the psychonaught community for its introspective, philosophical effects.

Golden Teachers are a potent breed of shrooms that feature a gold-colored cap with a thin stem. Unlike other shroom varieties, these mushrooms are able to provide a more guided, educative experience, rather than a pure “trip.”

                                      Dosage Guide:

Mild Experience: 0.75 Grams to 1.25 Grams

Medium Experience: 1.75 Grams to 2.5 Grams

Full Experience: 3 Grams to 5 Grams

What Golden Teachers Look Like

Part of what makes strains distinct is their appearance. Let’s describe what Golden Teachers look like.

• Cap.  An ashy red color, with a yellow or golden center, hence the “golden” in the name. The cap is slightly curved and can reach up to 8 cm in diameter (although they are usually about 5 cm in diameter). The cap is larger in comparison to other varieties of Psilocybe cubensis.

• Stipe. Hollow and thicker toward the base.

• Gills. Vary from whitish to purple-brown.

You will get a medium-sized Golden Teacher mushroom from the first flush (crop), but mushrooms in later flushes can be massive in size. Cultivators tend to like Golden Teachers because they grow in great flushes.

Golden Teacher Lookalikes

There are other varieties of this strain, however, such as Albino Golden Teacher mushrooms. If we compare Albino mushrooms vs. Golden Teacher mushrooms, what are the differences? Well, the main difference, as the name ‘albino’ tells us, is the color.

Albino Golden Teacher mushrooms are white in color, and this is because they originate from the cross-breeding of Golden Teachers with Albino A+ (another Psilocybe cubensis strain).

It’s also important to be aware of Psilocybe cubensis lookalikes, as it is possible to mistake some of these for Golden Teachers. One way to eliminate the possibility of consuming poisonous lookalikes is to know that Golden Teachers don’t grow in the wild. However, if you’ve bought some magic mushrooms and you’re not sure if they’re Golden Teachers or not, you should be able to tell based on the description of them provided above. Their gold cap is distinctive.

The only way to be 100 percent certain that you don’t have a Golden Teacher mushroom lookalike is to grow these mushrooms yourself (providing you’ve bought the right spores).