albino chodewave mushroom

The Albino Chodewave mushroom is a boutique hybrid that has taken the mycological world by storm. A meticulously stabilized cross between Albino Treasure Coast (ATC) and the high-potency Tidal Wave mushroom lineage, the ACW strain is famous for its unique “chunky” morphology and its striking leucistic appearance.

Genetic Profile & Morphology

The Albino Chodewave (ACW) is easily distinguished by its unconventional growth patterns. Unlike the tall, slender stems of wild varieties, ACW is bred for density and surface area.

Cap & Stem: True to its name, the “Chode” phenotype produces short, incredibly thick, and bulbous stems. The caps are often wavy or ruffled (a “Wave” trait) and remain a ghostly, stark white from pinhead to maturity.
Potency: As a descendant of the Tidal Wave family (which famously won the Psilocybin Cup), Albino Chodewave is categorized as a high-potency variety. Its slow fruiting cycle allows for a massive accumulation of tryptamines.
Blueing Response: Due to the density of the fruit bodies, ACW exhibits intense, dark indigo bruising, often appearing almost black when the tissue is concentrated.

The ACW Experience: Sensory & Spiritual

Users of the Albino Chodewave strain frequently report a “hybrid” experience—combining the sharp visual clarity of Treasure Coast with the deep, ego-dissolving intensity of the Tidal Wave lineage.

Visual Profile: Known for “neon” color shifts and high-frequency geometric fractals.
Cognitive Shift: Many researchers note a profound “head-space” with ACW, making it a preferred choice for deep meditation or therapeutic work.
Body Sensation: Expect a heavy, vibrating body load that often accompanies high-potency albino isolations.

Dosage & Research Guidelines

Due to its density, Albino Chodewave mushrooms often weigh more than they appear. Always use a scale for precise measurement.

Microdose: 0.05g – 0.15g (For cognitive enhancement)
Moderate Research: 1.0g – 2.0g (Significant sensory shifts)
Full Journey: 3.0g+ (Intense immersion; recommended for experienced researchers only)