Avery’s Albino is a cultivated strain of Psilocybe cubensis. It is either a true albino version of the A-Strain (whereas Albino A+ is actually not albino but leucistic) or it is an albino version of Cambodian, which it closely resembles. Either way, it’s a relatively new strain that’s becoming popular in some areas (especially in Canada), both for its ghostly white beauty and for its reportedly mellow and creative high.

Avery’s Albino is said to have a mellow, creative high, at least in some sources. Others may describe it differently, though, since the fact is that there are so many different factors that can influence how a trip goes (set and setting, the user’s biochemistry, does size, and more) that if the particular choice of strain also makes a difference, that difference must be effectively camouflaged.

What we know is that Avery’s contains psilocybin (and other psychoactive substances), the effect of which is to intensify whatever mood the user brings to the experience, foster new and often insightful patterns of thought, and to cause hallucinations—though the hallucinations will be absent at very low doses and will usually be subtle (walls breathing, colors brightening) except at very high doses.