Ghost Wavy Cap Shrooms
About Ghost Wavy Cap
Easily one of the most visually striking mushrooms currently found in Colorado, the Ghost Wavy Cap isolation is an albino Psilocybe cubensis variety known for its distinct wavy cap that develops at maturity—often resembling the flowing, skirt-like shape of a cartoon ghost. While not all Ghost varieties display this pronounced morphology, this particular specimen stands out as a true eye-catcher. Its thick, broad stipes bruise blue rapidly, adding to its unique visual appeal.
The story of Ghost Wavy Cap began within the last decade, when cultivator Jik Fibs discovered a few albino Golden Teachers in a flush. He isolated and stabilized them into what became known as True Albino Teacher. During the stabilization process, a unique mutation emerged—this became the foundation for what we now know as Ghost. It was subsequently isolated and stabilized into its own distinct variety. Recent potency tests show Ghost contains between 1.3% and 1.7% psilocybin, placing it above average in comparison to standard Psilocybe cubensis strains.
Ghost Wavy Cap Image
Ghost Wavy Cap Potency
Ghost Wavy Cap Effects:
Magic mushroom effects vary by strain and even by batch. These effects are often influenced by psilocybin content, growing medium and set/setting.
Mind Altering
Intense
Euphoric
Soul Touching
Ghost Wavy Cap Growing Mediums
Mushrooms grow in nutrient-rich substrates ranging from sawdust to sterilized environments each providing ideal conditions for healthy mycelium growth. Here are some substrates that Ghost Wavy Cap would likely be suited to grow in.
Ghost Wavy Cap Mushroom Lineage:
Magic mushroom strains often share lineage with well-known varieties, passing down genetic traits through spores or mycelium transfers. New strains may emerge from natural mutations, selective breeding, or geographic isolation of existing types. These descendants typically inherit core characteristics like potency and growth patterns while sometimes developing unique features.