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roofus
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Liberty caps potency

#2101391 - 11/13/03 11:26 AM (22 years, 9 months ago)

I've become interested in these so called liberty caps. Ive been told they grow in my area starting in mid-december. I know its a pan species, but what is the potency of these compared to other mushrooms? For instance, are they more potent than cubensis? thanks :laugh:

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mjshroomer
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Registered: 07/21/99
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Re: Liberty caps potency

[Re: roofus]
#2101500 - 11/13/03 11:48 AM (22 years, 9 months ago)

Liberty caps are psilocybe semilanceata. They are not panaeolus.

There are 115 species of Psilocybe species in the genera.

The dose is from 20 to foorty medium shrooms or one third fresh ounce or 1-2 grams dried.

Theya re 3-5 toimes more potent than P. cubensis.

They grow in pasturelands and meadows in manured soil but not ddirectly out of manure. In europe and UK they also appear commonly in lawns with spores brought in in liquid fertilizzers.

mj

For photographs of p. semilanceata see:
http://www.mushroomjohn.com/species43.htm

Have a shroomy day,

mj