**SPORE PRINT ON FOIL SECURED IN A FOIL POCKET**

Well, well, well....if it isn't another variety with a name to explain! Knowledge time:

The term "albino" refers to a mutation where all fruits are pale/ghost white, having no pigment in color. True albino varieties drop clear/transparent spores, and are often not sold in syringes, but only on spore swabs or liquid cultures (in legal areas).

"Leucistic" would be the correct term for this variety, as it is not a true albino. I guess "Leucistic A+" doesn't quite roll off the tongue as well. Leucistic varieties, like this one, are white in appearance, but may have a slight tan or creamy color to them, as they are not completely void of pigment. They drop dark purple/black spores like any other variety and ARE typically sold in syringes.

This one is super cool and a favorite among many, but is typically middle of the road in difficulty as far as cubensis go. You don't need to be an expert to examine this one properly under the microscope, but not advised if you're just getting started. For what it's worth, I LOVE this one 🙂