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 pheyelo
pheyelo
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 spices identification and potency 
#1903663 - 09/11/03 01:53 AM (17 years, 5 months ago) |
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I was wondering if anybody has their own notes or knows of a place where I can find information on the different effects of various cubenis mushrooms such as treasure coast, strain B, mexicana, golden teacher ect. I'd like to find out which ones have the best effects and a basic break down of the potency. I am working on my own lab notes for this so they can be ready to share someday. thanks.
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attar
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Re: spices identification and potency [Re: pheyelo]
#1907757 - 09/12/03 12:54 AM (17 years, 5 months ago) |
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You can find info on species potency at erowid.
As for strain differences...a cubie is a cubie
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uneasyone
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Re: spices identification and potency [Re: attar]
#1907773 - 09/12/03 01:00 AM (17 years, 5 months ago) |
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HagbardCeline
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Re: spices identification and potency [Re: pheyelo]
#1907823 - 09/12/03 01:13 AM (17 years, 5 months ago) |
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I think nutmeg is the most potent spice . 
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Edited by HagbardCeline (09/12/03 01:14 AM)
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pheyelo
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Re: spices identification and potency [Re: HagbardCeline]
#1923248 - 09/16/03 11:07 PM (17 years, 5 months ago) |
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Ah i knew it. I figured nutmeg would come in first.
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Suspended in the darkness of
The cool and still Boulder Creek Night
I hear the song of the cricket
And locusts and frogs
And I wonder,
Is this the life of a Mushroom
-Barbara E. Hanson
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 koraks
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Re: spices identification and potency [Re: pheyelo]
#1924315 - 09/17/03 05:48 AM (17 years, 5 months ago) |
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Anyway, potency doesn't only depend on the strain (there are more and also less powerful species around, but usually the only species that is grown for its entheogenic properties is psilocybe cubensis), but also on the cultivation techniques used and the general conditions the mushrooms are provided with to grow.
An investigation into the potency of strains would be interesting though, I'd defenitely like to see some results  !
[edit]: me an' a keyboard...tsk, tsk, tsk, 
Edited by koraks (09/17/03 05:49 AM)
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twistedJay
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Re: spices identification and potency [Re: pheyelo]
#1924350 - 09/17/03 06:05 AM (17 years, 5 months ago) |
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I think peurto riccans. when bruised they oxodise a very dark blue, almost black.Also potency is affected by growing conditions.
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pheyelo
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Re: spices identification and potency [Re: twistedJay]
#1924465 - 09/17/03 08:37 AM (17 years, 5 months ago) |
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True, i mean just like the quality of say, vegitables, will depend on the amout of nutrients in the soil or the care given to the plant to produce a certain quality of product. I was doing sort of a study on the different substrates used and such. I've used regular peat mix, succulent mix (worked very well) and now I'm using an african violet mix so we'll see what happens. I had started a log of all this but work and school kind of took over. I'm planning on getting back into it though so I'll be posting any and all results that I get from that.
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Suspended in the darkness of
The cool and still Boulder Creek Night
I hear the song of the cricket
And locusts and frogs
And I wonder,
Is this the life of a Mushroom
-Barbara E. Hanson
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