Alien Bubbles
June 18, 2025
Hillbilly Pumpkin
$20.00 – $360.00
The Hillbilly Pumpkin strain is a genetic offshoot of the original Hillbilly strain of Psilocybe cubensis. It’s not famed for its potency — producing less than 0.60% total tryptamines — but it’s a fantastic microdose shroom.
This strain is renowned for its utterly bizarre fruits. The mushrooms are large and round — often resembling small pumpkins. The white stems are usually thicker than the caps, which are light brown caps and have distinct wavy edges.
If you’re looking for a super-potent strain, Hillbilly Pumpkin isn’t the choice for you. However, if you’re dabbling with the idea of microdosing or wish to grow something unlike any other cube on the market, it’s the perfect choice.
Origins: A Southern Mystery
The Hillbilly Pumpkin strain traces its roots to the original Hillbilly strain, first cultivated in the late 1990s by a Mycotopia user known as “Hillbilly” in Arkansas, USA. The Pumpkin variant emerged as a genetic offshoot when a cultivator named “Mycology Mage” isolated spores from a rare “fatass” phenotype—a mushroom with a pumpkin-like shape—leading to its distinct lineage. Despite its Southern-inspired name, the exact origin story remains shrouded in folklore, with theories ranging from Appalachian foraging to crossbreeding experiments
Appearance: A Visual Feast
The Hillbilly Pumpkin Mushroom is instantly recognizable for its striking aesthetics:
Cap: Large, round, and wavy-edged, resembling miniature pumpkins. Colors range from light caramel to golden brown.
Stem: Thick, robust, and white, contrasting vividly with the cap.
Size: Some specimens weigh over 200 grams fresh, with caps as wide as a bowling ball.
Its whimsical look has earned it accolades in psychedelic competitions, including a “Best in Show” nomination at Colorado’s Psychedelic Cup
| Quantity | 3.5g, 4 OZ, 7g, 14g, 28g, 2 OZ |
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