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 prot3us1
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Thanks Alan. I went back to what i thought was the random patch growing. (and its growing UNDER a bush that yo have to move to get to them, and they were gone. No pins, just little holes in the ground. Theres was 2 dead black ones. I guess someone else though they were good too, or they were someones guerrilla plantation, and they noticed my boot print and that i had left a mature one i picked there, to drop spores and hopefully something will come of it..anyways im not too fussed lol..if it was someone from heres place, and they recognised it sorry, i didnt know. And Alan's ID looks remarkably like it..(although so do the others i saw, and the bruising looks blue - purple..not black but not like baby blue either..its darker blue.
Anyways, heres todays pics:
                 
Ive been out and about today...Im not going to say anything regarding what they are, Ill let you guys id them if you choose.
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scottyten
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 Re: South Australia 2009 Season *DELETED* [Re: prot3us1]
#10335428 - 05/13/09 10:21 PM (3 years, 15 days ago) |
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Edited by scottyten (05/14/09 05:19 AM)
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trixxy
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Re: South Australia 2009 Season [Re: scottyten]
#10336019 - 05/14/09 12:28 AM (3 years, 15 days ago) |
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looks like you got some stropharia (?species?) there prot3eus1, pics in the second, third and fourth row, the red capped ones. None of them are active though, but it looks like you're looking in the right habitat.
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prot3us1
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Re: South Australia 2009 Season [Re: trixxy]
#10336243 - 05/14/09 02:24 AM (3 years, 15 days ago) |
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Cool thanks Trixxy. Noted that down..now i can id that type at least. Purple / brown spore print on those ones too so i think this looks pretty close:
hypholoma aurantiaca - (apparently it was moved from stropharia to hypholoma)
They report that these grow on wood chips, appear shiny when moist, have a purple brown spore print.
Its also said that these ARE active, however along with psilocybin there is other toxins that give you the runs. They are in the bin, I have the pics of them and i happy to wait till i find something better rather than trip and crap myself and feel shitty for a few days lol.
Lots more rain today, so see how things look tomorrow.
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 inski
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Re: South Australia 2009 Season [Re: prot3us1]
#10336259 - 05/14/09 02:35 AM (3 years, 15 days ago) |
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Leratiomyces ceres = Stropharia aurantiaca.
inski.
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prot3us1
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Re: South Australia 2009 Season [Re: inski]
#10336276 - 05/14/09 02:45 AM (3 years, 15 days ago) |
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So many names for the same thing :P.
Tomorrow I have a few ideas for places to look.  dont really mind if i find actives or just inactives, im not 100% sure i want to trip yet. Curiosity is there, and i think i have a bit of a mycology calling seeing as how interested i am in just finding all kinds of mushies...I mean its amazing how many different kinds ive found in less than a week.
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Re: South Australia 2009 Season [Re: prot3us1]
#10336366 - 05/14/09 03:50 AM (3 years, 15 days ago) |
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Going searching in a spot I've never tried tomorrow for some subs. Have several areas I'd like to check - some pine forest, some native plantation. I've only ever found them actives in native plantation before - is it worth chhecking the pine forest or will I find different little friends there? 
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OnCloud9
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 Re: South Australia 2009 Season [Re: prot3us1]
#10336401 - 05/14/09 04:07 AM (3 years, 15 days ago) |
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Its been agood day 
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found in pine forest,down in a Vally among clumped wild grass;) 
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ummagumma
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Re: South Australia 2009 Season [Re: OnCloud9]
#10336449 - 05/14/09 04:37 AM (3 years, 15 days ago) |
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scottyten
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Re: South Australia 2009 Season [Re: ummagumma]
#10336506 - 05/14/09 05:12 AM (3 years, 15 days ago) |
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excuse my ignorance, but whats the type of mushroom in the first picture (ummagumma's post)
looks like some that I found, but weren't sure what they were called.
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Mushie Patrol
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Re: South Australia 2009 Season [Re: scottyten]
#10341011 - 05/14/09 10:27 PM (3 years, 14 days ago) |
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WOOOOOT, Shroom season has begun =D
lol i love how me trixxy and ummagumma were the only ones on this thread until the subs started popping up.
but yer, that guy talking about cubensis.... adelaide grows cubensis???
if so FUCK. are they better???, i know there more potent but???? whats the deal??
about to go for a hunt, finally gonna take my camera this time, will have sum very nice photo's too post tonight =D
found a massive bunch of subs a few days ago, waiting for them to mature and drop their spores before i pick them though.... hopefully they will be ready by now =DDDDDDDDD
Oh and a quick tip to those people who dont know how to hunt.
DO NOT pick up the shrooms, cut them near the stem.
DO NOT pick baby ( bullets ), have some respect dont be greedy, wait until they are mature and have opened up to release spores.
Sorry about the lecture, my old spot got raided a few years back by sum fucking idiots, and i havent had subs grow from there in 3 years.
il post pics of my adventure tonight =D
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OnCloud9
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didnt know...cool
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Edited by OnCloud9 (05/15/09 05:51 AM)
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ummagumma
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Re: South Australia 2009 Season [Re: OnCloud9]
#10342263 - 05/15/09 05:59 AM (3 years, 14 days ago) |
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From todays hunt, I'm not to sure what type of mushroom this one is
but, well worth a pic.
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prot3us1
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Re: South Australia 2009 Season [Re: ummagumma]
#10342637 - 05/15/09 08:15 AM (3 years, 14 days ago) |
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I went out with a mate today, and found the beginnings of a good season.
Went south, which was a change for us, and found a whole lot of actives, blue bruising and all, had them IDed by an experienced person.
Ate the first one straight, mushed with our teeth then swallowed..wasnt too bad..very earthy...
Second put on a sandwich with spaghetti bolognase, which was horrible, the texture was bad..better to get it over with in one swallow.
I had only one visual, i had a lollipop i had bought in hahndorf and it looked normal chuppa chup size. But when i unwrapped it it seemed so small...like it wasnt even worth putting in my mouth...it looked small but i had a feeling that it was even smaller than it looked lol.
Pleasant surprise when i put it in my mouth and it filled it normally lol...
Very cool, not scary at all, coming down i got a few small waves of nausea but nothing like i was gonna throw up..just small feelings of nausea.
Next time I will have a bit more, very very cool though. Pics attached. Anyone know what the cluster of shrooms is? just curious, found a heap of actives, not interested in eating just want to know what those ones were.
Took about 30 mushies all up, some bigger than others. Left a whole lot. Will definitely be going back out in the coming weeks, as I would like to dry some out. All in all, happy hunting peoples!
  
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OnCloud9
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Re: South Australia 2009 Season [Re: prot3us1]
#10346557 - 05/15/09 09:49 PM (3 years, 13 days ago) |
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today's finds.
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nice pics prot3us1 ,Ive seen Heep's of those cluster mushies too.i don't know what they are..
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prot3us1
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Re: South Australia 2009 Season [Re: OnCloud9]
#10347362 - 05/16/09 02:07 AM (3 years, 13 days ago) |
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Im trippin..lol nice work there cloud9 you will have a good time lol.
Brother in law and i just downed 12 grams each fresh from what i collected...first time ever..lol wow.
No visuals haha...just a fuck bucket of laughing lol.. the orange lines in this racing game lol...they shouldnt be there they are that bright lol.
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awesome, so cool lol.
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Iron_man
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Re: South Australia 2009 inactives [Re: ummagumma]
#10351107 - 05/16/09 11:52 PM (3 years, 12 days ago) |
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Serious? Ive been out today and found like 3 different types. In blackwood! Also, my mates went out today in a secret spot and found those red ones with the white dots. they found 7 of them.....and theyre as big as dinner plates! Cant wait to eat them! yum yum yum
Hell keen to hit up some spots. now is the time to go out looking. dont know why people are saying its dry, your all looking in the wrong places.
Blackwood forest........thats all im saying. Enjoy
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Iron_man
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Re: South Australia 2009 Season [Re: scottyten]
#10351132 - 05/16/09 11:58 PM (3 years, 12 days ago) |
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went to kypo today. found 7 red and white dotted ones. as big as dinner plates. no joke. Cant wait to eat them
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trixxy
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Re: South Australia 2009 Season [Re: Iron_man]
#10351203 - 05/17/09 12:14 AM (3 years, 12 days ago) |
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Plenty of them around (amanita muscaria), almost hard not to find them in a pine forest.
Think there's a way to prepare them properly so you don't get too sick either, but i'm not sure of that method.
Edited by trixxy (05/17/09 12:19 AM)
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OnCloud9
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Re: South Australia 2009 Season [Re: trixxy]
#10351845 - 05/17/09 04:00 AM (3 years, 12 days ago) |
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i googled it-u have to parboil it in plenty of water.
think it means boil then cook ..?
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