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Albino Treasure Coast (ATC) Magic Mushrooms (Psilocybe Cubensis, Treasure Coast Albino), is a P. Cubensis strain named after its place of origin, the Treasure Coast of Florida. This strain is derived from the original Treasure Coast magic mushroom. The main difference between the two is the pigmentation and the fact that the albino strain is said to be more potent, especially in their frosted caps. This mushroom is considered to be in the same class as the strongest Psilocybe Cubensis. .  .  .  .  . .   .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  . . . . . . . .

The Albino Treasure Coast is definitely a Magic Mushroom to be used with caution as it is very potent. It is not suitable for beginners and even experienced users should plan their trip properly. Many people report strong highs at first but as the trip continues, it tapers off to a more chill high. The feelings associated to this mushroom can be described as enlightening and sensations of a euphoric buzz. It will help you connect to nature and heal your mind and spirit.

Albino Treasure Coast (ATC) Magic Mushrooms (Psilocybe Cubensis, Treasure Coast Albino), is a P. Cubensis strain named after its place of origin, the Treasure Coast of Florida. This strain is derived from the original Treasure Coast magic mushroom. The main difference between the two is the pigmentation and the fact that the albino strain is said to be more potent, especially in their frosted caps. This mushroom is considered to be in the same class as the strongest Psilocybe Cubensis.

They were originally found in the wild growing in cow and horse dung along the Southern Florida Gulf coast (Treasure Coast). Nowadays they are grown organically in a more sanitary and sterile environment. Because the Albino Treasure Coast Shrooms are known for very large flushes and to grow in thick clusters, many psychonauts and mycologist favours this strain. While the Albino shrooms tend to grow slower, it also contains more psilocybin in its caps.