Re: would you eat these?

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Re: would you eat these?

#20114 - 06/07/00 09:09 PM (26 years, 4 months ago)

i dont know about you but i like mushrooms. but i dont like ANY kind of mushy that much to eat a couple of hundred. yuck just the smell would turn me.grrrr whata thought might try an ever-clear extraction

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Re: would you eat these?

#20116 - 06/08/00 12:30 PM (26 years, 4 months ago)

I've read many mjshroomer posts about this very question(he's the outdoor shroom expert here, in my opinion). He says these mushrooms aren't hallucinogenic and to not bother eating them. This mushroom has been reported to be slightly hallucinogenic but mj states that many incorrect reports of Pan. foe's hallucinogenic properties have been created due to a few children being poisoned by lawn mushrooms. When these poisonings are investigated they find pan. foes. on the lawn hence they believe they are the culprit when in fact it was some other lawn shroom that caused the "poisoning." There is another panaeolus mushroom that contains psilocybe, I'm not sure what it is though.

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