Europe has albino AA+ mushrooms for sale. The well-known hallucinogenic fungus Psilocybe cubensis has a cultivated strain called albino A+, sometimes referred to as AA+. It typically bleeds a vivid blue color and is cream to white in color with a bluish tint. The stem-ring turns black when the purple-black spores that make up the spores mature and cover it. Because they have less pigmentation than albinos do, these mushrooms are classified as “leucistic,” not albinos. This is fantastic news for farmers because true albino mushrooms have colorless spores that are difficult to handle because they are practically undetectable. A+, a more often colored strain, and albino mushrooms are also offered for purchase in Europe. The two are undeniably connected and remarkably similar. Surprisingly, sources disagree on the progenitor strain, but reasoning points to the non-albino type as having originated first. In any event, AA+ is the most well-liked rating.