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psilocybe cubensis??? Need ID!!! (2ND PIC)
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Need help identifying if this is psilocybe cubensis? Thank you in advance

Habitat: Cow Pasture, in Southeast Texas

Gills: From a dark gray to a blackish color

Stem: At first it was white, now it is bruising blue. The veil was also a bluish purple color

Cap: Badgish white on the outisde, and a bronzish brown on the center of a cap, the center of the cap also has a nipple.

Spore print: Have not had time yet

Bruising: The stem is bruising a blue color

Location: Houston, Texas




Edited by Slazer (09/29/09 02:40 AM)

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Re: psilocybe cubensis??? Need ID!!! [Re: Slazer]
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It looks like it, but a more complete description and a better picture would be helpful in eliminating any doubt.

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Re: psilocybe cubensis??? Need ID!!! [Re: Slazer]
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Psilocybe cubensis. :thumbup:


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"Vegetarian" [ /ˌvedʒəˈteəriən/] - Ancient slang meaning "village idiot who can't hunt, fish or ride".

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Re: psilocybe cubensis??? Need ID!!! [Re: German Kahuna]
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Ok, the blue bruising confirms it :thumbup:

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Re: psilocybe cubensis??? Need ID!!! [Re: koraks]
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Plus the purple veil which can't be seen but which he mentioned. There you got the spore print fitting as well.


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Re: psilocybe cubensis??? Need ID!!! [Re: German Kahuna]
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Good call.

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Re: psilocybe cubensis??? Need ID!!! [Re: koraks]
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hey guys, if I took just this one mushroom (because that's all i found), would it really do anything, or is it not worth it to take just this one? I do plan on going out tomorrow during the day time.

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Re: psilocybe cubensis??? Need ID!!! [Re: Slazer]
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It may produce threshold effects, but don't expect much more than that. Best try to find some more.

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Re: psilocybe cubensis??? Need ID!!! [Re: Slazer]
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At that size you'll merely feel a buzz. If you're sensitive, that is. You have maybe 0.5-1.0 gram dry there. Like koraks said, better look for some more.


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Re: psilocybe cubensis??? Need ID!!! [Re: German Kahuna]
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i weighed it, and it's a little over a 1/2 oz wet

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Re: psilocybe cubensis??? Need ID!!! [Re: Slazer]
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welle at it and 2 more


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Re: psilocybe cubensis??? Need ID!!! [Re: Slazer]
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You'll end up with around 1 gram cracker dry. I consider anything less than 3 grams pretty much a waste of time unless all you are aiming for is a body buzz. If I eat active mushrooms I want a psychedelic experience, but that's just me.


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Re: psilocybe cubensis??? Need ID!!! [Re: German Kahuna]
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^yeah i hear ya. Anyways, I really appreciate all the help you guys have given me. Wish me luck for tomorrow, i'm going out again, and hopefully during the day time, I'll be able to find a lot more.

Thanks!

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Re: psilocybe cubensis??? Need ID!!! [Re: Slazer]
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I'd be more than surprised if all that this field yielded was one solitary cubensis, so I think you will be lucky.


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Re: psilocybe cubensis??? Need ID!!! [Re: German Kahuna]
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^^yeah, you're probably right. But you know the thing is, I found A LOT of little small ones, and they were all white, no browniish color on the center of the cap. Now I mean these were real small, not even an inch or two tall yet, so I'm wondering if maybe those haven't matured yet.

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Re: psilocybe cubensis??? Need ID!!! [Re: Slazer]
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No. They are a different species. Psilocybe cubensis caps are brown-caramel in color on immature specimen.

Baby cubensis:



Mature cubensis:



What you found are most likely a Panaeolus species. Panaeolus antillarum (inactive) and Panaeolus cyanescens (very active) share the same habitat with Psilocybe cubensis.


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Re: psilocybe cubensis??? Need ID!!! [Re: German Kahuna]
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German Kahuna said:
No. They are a different species. Psilocybe cubensis caps are brown-caramel in color on immature specimen.



Ummm..... I respectfully disagree.

Thats a cube.

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Re: psilocybe cubensis??? Need ID!!! [Re: grtfulded711]
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grtfulded711 said:
German Kahuna said:
No. They are a different species. Psilocybe cubensis caps are brown-caramel in color on immature specimen.



Ummm..... I respectfully disagree.

Thats a cube.



He was talking about these:
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, I found A LOT of little small ones, and they were all white, no



not the big cube in the first picture.


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Re: psilocybe cubensis??? Need ID!!! [Re: Slazer]
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^^^^ What he said.

Slazer said:
^^yeah, you're probably right. But you know the thing is, I found A LOT of little small ones, and they were all white, no browniish color on the center of the cap. Now I mean these were real small, not even an inch or two tall yet, so I'm wondering if maybe those haven't matured yet.



NOT cubes.


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Re: psilocybe cubensis??? Need ID!!! [Re: grtfulded711]
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grtfulded711 said:
German Kahuna said:
No. They are a different species. Psilocybe cubensis caps are brown-caramel in color on immature specimen.



Ummm..... I respectfully disagree.

Thats a cube.



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