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New Zealand ID Request
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Habitat:
Near a large woodchip / horse manure mulch.

Gills:
Light to dark chocolate brown gills.

Stem:
Between 1 and 2 inches long. White with blue bruising on stem. Stem is also hollow.

Cap:
Leathery cap with light hints of blue spots mostly near the tip.

Spore print color:
In the proces of taking spore print, however ome mushroom growing under the other had a dusting of brown spores.

Bruising:
The mushroom bruises blue, mostly where picked out the ground and some coloration of blue - green bruising on the goldy brown cap.

Other information:
Scent of the mushroom, anything else you think is important, large close-up pictures showing stem, cap and gills.


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Re: New Zealand ID Request [Re: twistedtraveler]
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They’re psilocybe subaeruginosa. :thumbup:
Make sure all bruise blue.


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Re: New Zealand ID Request [Re: twistedtraveler]
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Brown spores is a redflag. Typically you'd be looking for purpleblack spore prints.

Line all the mushrooms up and take a photo that clearly shows the top of each cap, take another photo that clearly shows the stipe of each. Take a spore print and make sure you know what mushroom goes with what spore print. Take a photo of all the spore prints, with each associated mushroom.

I have found subs with rusty spores, but it's not super common and their poisonous lookalikes tend to have rusty spores, so it's possible that while you have a bunch of subs, you might have a poisonous mushroom or two mixed in...

Most of the ones in the photo look like subs tho, but await a TI to confirm anything.


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Re: New Zealand ID Request [Re: Dunedinite]
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One of the stems has some spores on it, but its hard to make out in the picture. all the mushrooms are identical physiologically.

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Re: New Zealand ID Request [Re: Dunedinite]
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Dunedinite said:
Brown spores is a redflag. Typically you'd be looking for purpleblack spore prints.


:whathesaid:

They look fine, just make sure there is blue bruising on all specimens.

did the dusting colour look similar to this?;


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Re: New Zealand ID Request [Re: Nickoloxious]
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Yes! somewhere between a deep brown and mixed with red wine hahah

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Re: New Zealand ID Request [Re: twistedtraveler]
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Is how i have them on the paper sufficient to collect the spores?

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Re: New Zealand ID Request [Re: twistedtraveler]
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Definitely psilocybe subaeruginosa then...

For a print yes
For collecting them, you should put them on sterilised foil & put a cup on top for about 24hours.


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Re: New Zealand ID Request [Re: Nickoloxious]
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Not to mention every cap and almost every stem has noticeable blue bruising. Hope they are more enjoyable than weraroas

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