EzcheeZy buds
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Are these of the magical variety? Anyone recognize. Came from a lawn in southern PA??
Any Mushroom Experts???
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tkufoS
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Well ?
EzcheeZy buds
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Haven’t tried them yet. Trying to avoid the chances of ending up on the ER right now. Def will update
spliffendz
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I wouldn't, not pointy enough for my liking, my neighbour had the red one last year with white dots but I was too scared to steal it never mind eat it
PadawanWarrior
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That's good to hear you haven't eaten them. Do you like playing Russian Roulette? Only eat wild mushrooms if you really know your shit.
PadawanWarrior
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They might get you fucked up, but not in the way you want, lol.
Thundercat
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Those are not what you want! Do not eat them.
Most magic ones will turn blue when you pick them and bruise them. That isn’t the only thing to look for but it’s a distinguishing feature.
Most magic ones will turn blue when you pick them and bruise them. That isn’t the only thing to look for but it’s a distinguishing feature.
canndo
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Amanda muscaria
It is highly psychoactive but you can overdose.
And most (including me,) don't much like them.
spliffendz
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Yeh but I read there was a poisonous one that looks the same, that's why I was hesitant, I didn't even have a camera it was stunning to see for me because I thought they were exotic forest variety and here it was growing under a birch tree in my neighbours driveway....
cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
Phallocybe genitotruncans, informally Tragic Toadstools
causes your (yeah, that) to auto-amputate.
Dreaming1
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Symbiotic relationship with birch or spruce depending on locale. Also happen if mulch is made from same woods and spores are present in the right environment.
And the beauty of nature is in everything everywhere, You just gotta poke around...
spliffendz
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Funny you mentioned spruce, we chopped our spruce down but left most of the needles on the soil and these yellow spotted shrooms started growing, haven't got pics to hand but when I looked into them there was an edible and toxic one also which look similar, what a biatch. Non hallucinogenic mind
spliffendz
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Yeh I watched this Vice documentary where these gnomes were living in the hills of Norway (i think) eating all kinds of shrooms and living the good life
Southside112
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Agree with this.
Richard Drysift
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Definitely not cubensis; I would toss them. Grow your own if you want the real deal....
canndo
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In North America if you find a species that bruises blue and has a purple brown spore print you are highly likely to have what you seek
Be sure you leave samples on your kitchen table so that if you wind up in the hospital they can determine what sort of liver destroying species you injested
Be sure you leave samples on your kitchen table so that if you wind up in the hospital they can determine what sort of liver destroying species you injested