Hmmm..Could This Be?

NirvAnamation

NirvAnamation

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Went on a walk with a friend today on a search for a nice grow area, and found some of these. I'm not saying I know they are the real deal, but we figured it was close enough to at least check, so what do you think?

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Ellis Dee

Ellis Dee

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Its very possible, but as far as I know there is no predictive test for psilocin(psilocybin). Not much other than lab-maintained testing and, well, eating them.
 
cannaboy

cannaboy

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I really hope they are what you are looking for..do some more research and tell what you find..happy trips!
 
JealousGreen

JealousGreen

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Cut a cap off at the stem while its wet, place it over a piece of tinfoil under a glass over night. The following day you'll have a spore print. Magic mushies have purple spores, very dark almost black, but definitely purple. Rub some on a white paper to spread it out. If it bruises blue and the spores are purple its probably tripping fuel...
 
asdf1

asdf1

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canndo said:
Or you could just put the cap on white paper.
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Put the cap on a half white half black piece.... This way if the spores are light cream to white you will be able to tell rather than being unsure of having gotten a sporeprint at all.
 
NP88

NP88

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How exciting! I hope you stumbled across some magic mushies. I couldn't even imagine!
 
canndo

canndo

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asdf1 said:
Put the cap on a half white half black piece.... This way if the spores are light cream to white you will be able to tell rather than being unsure of having gotten a sporeprint at all.
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FAR smarter sir.

Nirv -


Their spores must already have been exhausted, try it again with a newer cap. I suspect that you have the real thing but there are mushrooms that are not of the species you seek that bruise blue, I believe one of them is a galerina, if it is, you most certainly don't want to eat it. If I recall (and do some research for yourself, really, I don't want to be resonsable for someone losing their liver in search of a buzz) There are no poisonous mushrooms in north america that stain blue and have purple spores. As I said, get yourself a good regional key and learn to use it. Stamet's book is the best, it's worth the 30 bucks especially if you highly suspect you have a good old patch of the real thing next door, you will never have to grow your own.
 
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