
Yeti

Ghost
Yeti vs Ghost: How They Compare
Yeti is a Extreme Psilocybe cubensis. Ghost is a Very Potent Psilocybe cubensis. Here is how the two differ on potency, effects, dose, and who each one is for.
| Spec | Yeti | Ghost |
|---|---|---|
| Species | Psilocybe cubensis | Psilocybe cubensis |
| Potency | Extreme | Very Potent |
| Potency rating | 10/10 | 9/10 |
| Onset | 15-30 min | 15-35 min |
| Peak | 2-3.5 hr | 2-3 hr |
| Duration | 6-8 hr | 6-8 hr |
| Grow diff. | Advanced | Advanced |
| Microdose | 0.03–0.1g | 0.04–0.12g |
| Low dose | 0.15–0.4g | 0.2–0.5g |
| Moderate dose | 0.5–1.25g | 0.75–1.5g |
| High dose | 1.5–2.5g | 2–3g |

Yeti at a glance
A True Albino Teacher (TAT) isolation known for its ghostly white appearance and extreme potency. Yeti has become one of the most sought-after high-potency cubensis strains, consistently scoring in the top tier at psilocybin cups.
Best for: Expert psychonauts, Competitive potency cultivation, Deep transformative work
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Ghost at a glance
A true albino cross with extremely high potency, Ghost produces ethereal white mushrooms that deliver powerfully transformative experiences. Named for their spectral appearance and the way they can dissolve the boundaries of reality.
Best for: Experienced psychonauts, Transformative experiences, Deep spiritual work
See full Ghost profileWhich one fits which goal?
Yeti and Ghost overlap most clearly on spiritual, visual, introspective effects. The divergence starts with Yeti's more balanced lean and Ghost's similar profile.
Ghost is the safer-for-beginners side of this comparison because its potency rating is lower than Yeti. That does not make it risk-free, but it does make the ramp less steep.
For goals, Yeti is often framed around expert psychonauts, while Ghost is often framed around experienced psychonauts. Treat those labels as orientation, not a promise of a specific outcome.
Dosage at a glance
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Dose ranges are educational strain-profile ranges, not medical advice or a recommendation.
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