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As the rumor goes, the Burma strain has been presented to John Allen by a Thai student, who collected a sample from buffalo dung nearby the city of Rangoon. Burma cubensis is highly potent and grow in various sizes, from small to fairly large. The caps are colored different shades of brown; lighter at the rim, darker at the top. The mycelium grows rather aggressive, so it’s a quickly! If you are looking for making spore prints, the Burma will be very rewarding.

The Cambodian strain was found John Allen when he was along his trip in Asia. Now it is a very wideley grown mushroom that has many fans. Cambodia cubensis fruits very soon in the process and needs little attention. Therefore Cambodia spores are a good one to start with if you are not an experienced cultivator (yet). When grown on rice flour, the mushrooms can grow very large. The caps of the mushroom will form an umbrella like shape that have wide rims and have a distinct brown/red color.