Posted by Lepkaun (03/31/13 01:12 PM)
Conocybe cyanopus needs to be added to Idaho.Evidence here:http://mushroomobserver.org/97704?q=1A6Y5
Posted by Lepkaun (03/31/13 01:06 PM)
Conocybe cyanopus needs to be added to Idaho. Evidence here:http://mushroomobserver.org/97704?q=1A6Y5
Posted by Icelandic16 (10/18/11 06:33 PM)
Iceland
Psilocybin semilanceata 
Posted by Icelandic16 (10/18/11 06:32 PM)
Iceland
Psilocybin Semilanseata
Posted by Madcaps (10/16/11 07:48 AM)

gymnopolis palmicola and Pluteus salicinus  need to be added to florida
Posted by Oboy (08/14/11 08:56 AM)
Theese mushroom species should be added to the list of Swedish psilocybin mushrooms:

Conocybe cyanopus: Reliable evidence here: http://www.shroomery.org/forums/showflat.php/Number/14895064/fpart/1/vc/1/nt/2
Pluteus salicinus: Also supposed to grow in sweden.



Edited 8/14/2011 4:59 PM
Posted by Darwin23 (10/09/10 12:08 PM)

Where's Delaware?
Posted by lagrange6420 (06/27/10 08:11 PM)
Last december we found A. Muscaria in southeastern mississippi. Growth doesn't stop in mississippi over the dead of winter, it just slows down :) It was a beautiful specimen too, but we didn't know how to ID it at the time *sob We didn't even have a general idea of what it looked like... why I signed up for the shroomery.
Posted by cigo (07/12/09 04:30 AM)
Hello, guys this is cool,and i want to fill the list, i read in vikipedia.
That in my country is growing 11 species of psicolobins and in this list there isnt my country.
so if its possible fill it!:D

Lithuania

And list:

1.)Psilocybe bullacea
2.)Psilocybe coprophila
3.)Psilocybe crobula
4.)Psilocybe inquilina
5.)Psilocybe merdaria
6.)Psilocybe merdicola
7.)Psilocybe muscorum
8.)Psilocybe montana
9.)Psilocybe physaloides
10.)Psilocybe rhombispora
11.)Psilocybe semilanceata

Thanks !
Please when this will be added, if it will be ... pm me!:)
Posted by chizzlethizzle (06/09/09 08:13 AM)
Where's Nevada?
Posted by herd (03/18/09 01:56 PM)
 how come michael kuo says, "Edibility for Gymnopilus liquiritiae is not recorded, but it is so bitter than no one would want to eat it (and, for fans of Gymnopilus spectabilis, its bitterness is not counterbalanced by any other, um, benefits). Experimentation--in terms of edibility or anything else--is not a good idea." so my question is , is it active?
Posted by JoelKl1 (11/07/08 07:43 PM)
Panaeolus retirugis??? check wiki on this it isn't active. maybe the name has been changed and replaced? mistake? whats up?
Posted by psiloboy (08/16/08 05:16 AM)
copelandia cyanescens in the uk ?
Posted by floydisgod (05/05/08 04:59 PM)
Rhode Island? 
Posted by StrangeTimes (04/02/08 07:51 PM)
Nice.
Posted by ildanach (07/10/07 08:31 AM)

Good job

Posted by Civ (11/17/06 07:53 PM)

Panaeolus subbalteatus
Psilocybe cyanafibrillosa

Needs to be added to the list of  actives in California.