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Frizzie
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Re: HEAVY Bluing Cinctulus from Southern Ontario [Re: Lucis]
#22192835 - 09/05/15 01:55 PM (8 years, 5 months ago) |
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man I cant get over the bluing on those puppies. Can I have some please lol...
They may just be bisporus and that would be amazing. Regardless they are valuable and potent! Good strain! Preserve the species!
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Re: HEAVY Bluing Cinctulus from Southern Ontario [Re: Frizzie]
#22193271 - 09/05/15 03:45 PM (8 years, 5 months ago) |
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i dont think these are cincts. look more like ovoid. I have ran across these once in S/E ont and was baffled, however i dont think a new species or subspecies is out of the question here. Not many people hunt mushrooms around here, everyone thinks im crazy for it lmao.
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Re: HEAVY Bluing Cinctulus from Southern Ontario [Re: AcidBath]
#22193320 - 09/05/15 03:59 PM (8 years, 5 months ago) |
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AcidBath said: look more like ovoid.
Ovoids with mottled gills and black spores...
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Re: HEAVY Bluing Cinctulus from Southern Ontario [Re: Lucis]
#22193832 - 09/05/15 05:54 PM (8 years, 5 months ago) |
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I hope you saved prints. Nice genetics I think
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Re: HEAVY Bluing Cinctulus from Southern Ontario [Re: Sad Onion]
#22195560 - 09/06/15 02:19 AM (8 years, 5 months ago) |
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those really are some badass panaeolus. it would be badass if they were something other than cinctulus. because ive sure as hell never found a mammoth like that.
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Re: HEAVY Bluing Cinctulus from Southern Ontario [Re: Spxck]
#22195713 - 09/06/15 04:17 AM (8 years, 5 months ago) |
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I swear every time I think I might have confidence in identifying Cincts, I look at a picture like this and bang my head against a wall. If I walked by those and didn't see any bluing, I would have just kept walking. Those look nothing like what I thought these things should look like. I am most certainly an amateur, I won't deny that. But Pan Cincts/Subbs are my achilles heel. 
All that aside....great finds.
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Re: HEAVY Bluing Cinctulus from Southern Ontario [Re: FryersQuest]
#22202213 - 09/07/15 01:44 PM (8 years, 5 months ago) |
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FryersQuest said: I swear every time I think I might have confidence in identifying Cincts, I look at a picture like this and bang my head against a wall. If I walked by those and didn't see any bluing, I would have just kept walking. Those look nothing like what I thought these things should look like. I am most certainly an amateur, I won't deny that. But Pan Cincts/Subbs are my achilles heel. 
All that aside....great finds.
generally Cincts don't have any noticeable blueing only darker amber stems and blackish/grey gills when looking at them in your hand side by side with foenesecii which will have nearly clear tan stemns and chocolate brown gills/spores.
What do you mean they are your Achilles heel? Just struggle with them or what?
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Re: HEAVY Bluing Cinctulus from Southern Ontario [Re: Frizzie]
#22202297 - 09/07/15 01:57 PM (8 years, 5 months ago) |
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Yeah I struggle with them. But that's ok...live and learn. I will find them next summer I'm sure. Didn't really look for them this year at all.
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Re: HEAVY Bluing Cinctulus from Southern Ontario [Re: FryersQuest]
#22202330 - 09/07/15 02:03 PM (8 years, 5 months ago) |
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With all the warmth and then the week of rain... this is prime cinct time...
Go check some lawns and if you know of a farmer that piles up his/her scrap hay and manure compost you'll have a blast!!! should be growing by the mass right now...
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Re: HEAVY Bluing Cinctulus from Southern Ontario [Re: Frizzie]
#22203429 - 09/07/15 05:51 PM (8 years, 5 months ago) |
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It was like low 70s in the everett area. You think that will do it? I have just the place to look...
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Re: HEAVY Bluing Cinctulus from Southern Ontario [Re: FryersQuest]
#22206995 - 09/08/15 12:21 PM (8 years, 5 months ago) |
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I believe you will find them.
The thing to remember about dung and Hay compost piles is that they have a heat of their own because of the breakdown. Some of them can fruit well in to winter and sometimes early spring before you are seing other mushrooms on the ground.
As for the subs in lawns typically in my experience they will be in or after warm spells and after a good heavy rain storm (1-2 days). or a good well watered lawn in mid summer will have them also usually.
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Re: HEAVY Bluing Cinctulus from Southern Ontario [Re: Frizzie]
#22207021 - 09/08/15 12:29 PM (8 years, 5 months ago) |
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Note the darker amber/brown of the stems and the stemb buts, and the grayish gills... No blueing anywhere on these but they were the real deal western Washington hay pile cinctulus. From May 2013

Another view


This kind of makes me think that the shrooms in the OP are a different variety of Subbalteatus / Cinctulus. Typically blueing is non existant unless you find some small aborts at the base of a stem, sometimes they will boast of the psilocybin and psilocin
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Re: HEAVY Bluing Cinctulus from Southern Ontario [Re: Frizzie]
#22208025 - 09/08/15 03:45 PM (8 years, 5 months ago) |
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I found them. Just a couple. But you were right about finding them in pastures. There are countless places you could find this mushroom so looking for it is kind of frustrating.
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Re: HEAVY Bluing Cinctulus from Southern Ontario [Re: FryersQuest]
#22208223 - 09/08/15 04:43 PM (8 years, 5 months ago) |
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Frizzie said: This kind of makes me think that the shrooms in the OP are a different variety of Subbalteatus / Cinctulus. Typically blueing is non existant unless you find some small aborts at the base of a stem, sometimes they will boast of the psilocybin and psilocin
I do find quite a few in the early season that have no blueing whatsoever, typically later in the season around late summer to mid fall is when I find these cinctulus that blue heavily. This is why I assumed they were bisporus, because they fruited around the same time as last year, the mushrooms from last season also had very intense blueing and were a bit off in colour compared to the early season cinctulus. One picture for reference is my display picture, which shows a bit of evidence of the similarities to these finds.
All though it would be very interesting if they were confirmed as Cinctulus, as it would draw the question of why they blue so much around this time of year.
Maybe Ideal growing conditions could provoke more potent fruits which results in lots of blueing ?
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I found them. Just a couple. But you were right about finding them in pastures. There are countless places you could find this mushroom so looking for it is kind of frustrating.
I mainly stick to the taller grass after heavy rains, sometimes mixed in with a few weeds as well. I find that in the pastures they will grow after a nice heavy rain and they are easiest to find in the morning when the grass is still wet, I rarely find them in the hot days proceeding the rains.
The hot days after the rains are where the dung piles shine, the rain will start them off and the hot days after will turn them into massive potent fruits. Too much sun will dry them up very fast though, so get to them a couple days after the rain if you can.
These are the two main habitats I mainly look in, mostly because they fruit so much in these two habitats that I don't need to look anywhere else. When you find a nice dung pile, given the right conditions you're going to find TONS of cinctulus. Keep looking for that motherload, I know you'll find it haha.
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Re: HEAVY Bluing Cinctulus from Southern Ontario [Re: Spxck]
#22208513 - 09/08/15 05:59 PM (8 years, 5 months ago) |
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Fantastic advice. Seriously...it really deviated from the whole "well manicured lawn" mold. You helped me find them broseph. Going to try real hard to get out of school early enough to check out the same area before nightfall.
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Re: HEAVY Bluing Cinctulus from Southern Ontario [Re: FryersQuest]
#22211334 - 09/09/15 09:24 AM (8 years, 5 months ago) |
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you can find these all over S. Ont! I have finally come to spot the differences in foes and cincts, most of it is in the stem. I find printing on jet black shiny magazine type paper helps spot the brown spores of a foe in sunlight.
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Re: HEAVY Bluing Cinctulus from Southern Ontario [Re: AcidBath]
#22212140 - 09/09/15 12:52 PM (8 years, 5 months ago) |
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This is good info.
The fact that you find heavy bluing in the summer and just regular cincts in the spring could very well indicate that you are dealing with more than one species that are both panaeolus.
I would say the next step would be careful documentation and differentiating spore print and gill fragments for each find.
My guess is that they are two separate things.
About finding Cincts for others who are interested it is true that "well watered lawns" are the easy/generic answer but when it comes to finding them in their more natural and fruitful environment, the proper answer would be tufted grass lands (not wetlands) but sometimes partially sub irrigated is good and definitely where other animals have left dung to enrich the soils.
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Re: HEAVY Bluing Cinctulus from Southern Ontario [Re: Frizzie]
#22218096 - 09/10/15 06:32 PM (8 years, 5 months ago) |
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I am certain there will be more before the season ends, I will closely separate, print and photograph each specimen next time I come across them. I had a feeling that these were a bit different than the cinctulus I find normally.
Looking forward to finding more and doing a bit of research into why they are like that, or what they are ? Thanks for all your feedback everybody !
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Re: HEAVY Bluing Cinctulus from Southern Ontario [Re: Spxck]
#22218110 - 09/10/15 06:34 PM (8 years, 5 months ago) |
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Is bluing a common trait of active mushrooms?
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Re: HEAVY Bluing Cinctulus from Southern Ontario [Re: Boomertown]
#22220913 - 09/11/15 09:12 AM (8 years, 5 months ago) |
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Boomertown said: Is bluing a common trait of active mushrooms?
i know someone who knows
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