Unfortunately, no samples of Creeper shrooms were entered into the 2021 Psilocybin Cup, so we cannot use the results as a resource to determine potency.Ĭultivators and shroom users often look for similar strains to favorites to see how they differ in growth patterns, appearance, potency, and the trip they provide. This serves as a sort of “Olympics for mushrooms” to provide data on what’s possible for a given strain. We often turn to samples of shrooms submitted to Oakland Hyphae’s Psilocybin Cup, where shroom samples are submitted by expert growers to analyze their size and potency. From all the data we’ve been collecting thus far, we peg the average tryptamine content (psilocybin and psilocin) around 1.3%.
In order to quantify the potency of a magic mushroom strain, we need to analyze many different samples to get an average. Even shrooms from the same batch can vary quite a bit in potency. The growing conditions can have a fairly significant impact on the psilocybin and psilocin content of a magic mushroom. Whether this is due to the influence of the mushroom’s name or something else it up for speculation.Ĭreeper Shrooms Potency & Psilocybin ContentĬreepers are considered slightly above average in terms of potency. Some trip reports suggest the experience is a bit “darker” than they’ve experienced with other strains - they have a tendency to quite literally “creep up on you.” Most users describe the trip they produce as unlike anything else they’ve ever experienced. Regardless, Keepers Creepers is still around, but most vendors have dropped the name (and the obnoxiously high price) and just sell them as “Creepers.”ĭespite what Keeper claimed, these mushrooms are about average when it comes to potency. Others suggest they might be a copy of either the Hawaiian strain or Tasmanian strain. Many experts speculate it’s actually the Cambodian strain rebranded. However, starting around 2014, the Keeper started receiving a lot of flack for allegedly rebranding already infamous and ubiquitous mushroom strains and jacking up the price (in some instances, as high as $80 for a spore syringe that would normally cost around $15–$25).Īs a result of this, it’s unclear whether Keepers Creepers (the original name) was truly a unique strain or not. He would brand the products he sold as “Keepers X” and at one time had a decent selection of strains to choose from. The Keeper was a frequent user on the mushroom cultivation forum where he would often sell spores to other growers. There’s a lot of debate as to whether this strain actually deserves the title of strain or not. The Creeper mushrooms are a strain of magic mushrooms first sold by the Shroomery user “The Keeper.”
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