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 tarponio
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#12208478 - 03/15/10 06:24 PM (2 years, 2 months ago) |
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GreenGoblin7
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 Re: Cubes and Pans [Re: tarponio]
#12208519 - 03/15/10 06:32 PM (2 years, 2 months ago) |
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 There is no such thing as spraying fields for certain types of mushrooms. It is still too cold for cubensis where you are located more than likely. Give it time.
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tarponio
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Okay well this was during last summer i have not checked my fields i am waiting till Easter at least i know cubes do not grow well when cold. My question was is there any way that Pans will only grow in a field and there be zero cubes?
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I find that my patches produce pans before the cubes! just wait a bit longer, if they are there they will come up!
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Re: Cubes and Pans [Re: Ozpulse]
#12208567 - 03/15/10 06:40 PM (2 years, 2 months ago) |
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Ok thanks because sometimes i will find fields with a abundance of cubes and zero pans. I guess its just the different terrain the field with all the pans has alot of forest, and the ones with cubes is just a large field with tall grass. Thanks guys and girls
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Re: Cubes and Pans [Re: Ozpulse]
#12208568 - 03/15/10 06:40 PM (2 years, 2 months ago) |
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Yeah depending on where you live it is very likely that they will eventually produce cubes. Just gotta be patient.
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One of the main reasons Pans would be growing and Cubes would not:
No P. cubensis spores in the field. They aren't even in the same Genus. Just because some people find them together doesn't mean anything.
Now I am not saying that they will not grow there sometime. They just won't grow there in the future because of the fact that Panaeolus sp. grow there.
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I don't think that was directed at you.
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I didn't really think so either, but I still had to "?". I didn't think I said anything too silly....
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i find that the pan antillarum are an indicator that a few more good rains are needed then the cubes and copes will start sprouting.
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Oh I do believe they may be a great indicator species, but I just wanted to make it clear to the OP that Panaeoulus sp. does not guarantee Psilocybe sp.
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Re: Cubes and Pans [Re: tarponio]
#12211054 - 03/16/10 03:20 AM (2 years, 2 months ago) |
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At my place it's Antillarum then Cyans then sometimes antillarum again... then Cubes with a few straggler cyans. The weather governs the period between them, they do occur together but that order I've seen year after year.
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Re: Cubes and Pans [Re: farmer88]
#12211132 - 03/16/10 04:31 AM (2 years, 2 months ago) |
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In my areas of hunting cubes the :first: mushrooms to start growing are these non active pans then the cubes will start up..
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tarponio
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Thanks for the help guys 
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Re: Cubes and Pans [Re: tarponio]
#12216037 - 03/16/10 09:29 PM (2 years, 2 months ago) |
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I almost never find cyans and cubes growing at the same time, it is usually one or the other.
I would think pan cyans would be more likely to find now and cubes when it starts warming up more.
I love it in december when my field is covered in pan cyans, seriously so amazing to find so much potent fungi.
That was one day of picking in december and when I went back in a week there was even more!
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