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Re: Official 2019 Psilocybe ovoideocystidiata thread [Re: triptrapr]
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Fair enough.



Got another bag just like this one. Going back in the morning to clear out the patch with bigger containers. I'll take pics of the bed.

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Re: Official 2019 Psilocybe ovoideocystidiata thread [Re: Yumeryu] * 1
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You should really be using a paper bag or anything but plastic. If you're out for more than a couple hours it can start rotting your mushrooms.


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Re: Official 2019 Psilocybe ovoideocystidiata thread [Re: Alchemycologist] * 1
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I cut these and took them straight home to dry them. I usually use a big muscle milk jug in a backpack just to stay discreet and mobile. I set out wanting to just fill that. Didn't expect to fill that and two of those bags and still more to pick. Luckiest first year find ever.

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Re: Official 2019 Psilocybe ovoideocystidiata thread [Re: relic] * 1
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Very happy to finally be able to post here



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Re: Official 2019 Psilocybe ovoideocystidiata thread [Re: Sewser]
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Gonna be staying over an hour's drive away from my current known patches. Hopefully things aren't going to be too shitty up here in North Jersey and I'll be able to find some more mulch-dwellers in no time :crazy2:


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Re: Official 2019 Psilocybe ovoideocystidiata thread [Re: Moria841]
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Moria841 said:
Gonna be staying over an hour's drive away from my current known patches. Hopefully things aren't going to be too shitty up here in North Jersey and I'll be able to find some more mulch-dwellers in no time :crazy2:


It’s been a weird season in my part of NJ. The insects have been rampant as koods said noted. Only one of two dozen I saw yesterday weren’t at least partially eaten and previous spots haven’t are reproducing much slower than usual -  I am hoping this season has yet to start in full gear because Agrocybe and wine caps are not rampant either. Thought this was cool

Enjoy the hunt...

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Re: Official 2019 Psilocybe ovoideocystidiata thread [Re: gman]
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Finally some warmer weather but its going to rain the next several days.. Its rains just about every day here.. Anyways managed to make my third find for the season/ever. Another old fishing spot (small tributary) off the Ohio. This spot is looking good for future visits.


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Re: Official 2019 Psilocybe ovoideocystidiata thread [Re: gman]
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I've noticed the same regarding wine caps, though agrocybes do seem pretty active. But I often find wine caps and ovoids have very similar mulch needs and often co-occur, so I think you might be right!


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Re: Official 2019 Psilocybe ovoideocystidiata thread [Re: Moria841]
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Good day today


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Re: Official 2019 Psilocybe ovoideocystidiata thread [Re: Sewser]
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TroutBum and I found 1 nice specimen today and some others nearby that look like the bugs got to them first. The stiltgrass really made this a tough find, can’t see this season getting any easier with how tall the vegetation is getting.

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Re: Official 2019 Psilocybe ovoideocystidiata thread [Re: GuyBuddyFriend]
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Re: Official 2019 Psilocybe ovoideocystidiata thread [Re: Shu]
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I hate how easy you guys make this look. I guess I'm gonna wait for the rains this weekend before going out...

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Re: Official 2019 Psilocybe ovoideocystidiata thread [Re: Tryptaphenalysergi]
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I was wondering what you guys think of these phenotypes, on the right, the pale Carmel capes are definitely Susquehanna valley type.  I also planted some Virginia stem butts in this same bed and I’m guessing they are responsible for these dark capped fruits(left picture pins were much darker) what do you think? Are both variety’s sharing the same bed or are they all Susquehanna type?


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Re: Official 2019 Psilocybe ovoideocystidiata thread [Re: Tryptaphenalysergi]
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Tryptaphenalysergi said:
I hate how easy you guys make this look. I guess I'm gonna wait for the rains this weekend before going out...


Once you learn where to look and what to look for they'll be everywhere you look.

It's rained a lot. Go out when you have a chance. You might only find old, rotten mushrooms but you'll know where to go back to. I'm also in WV and I find that black walnut trees are more of an indicator than box elder like most other places.


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Re: Official 2019 Psilocybe ovoideocystidiata thread [Re: Alchemycologist]
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Alchemycologist said:
Tryptaphenalysergi said:
I hate how easy you guys make this look. I guess I'm gonna wait for the rains this weekend before going out...


Once you learn where to look and what to look for they'll be everywhere you look.

It's rained a lot. Go out when you have a chance. You might only find old, rotten mushrooms but you'll know where to go back to. I'm also in WV and I find that black walnut trees are more of an indicator than box elder like most other places.


What about black walnut trees away from the flood zone, are they worth checking? Or only bw trees in the rip zone along creek / river banks?

I agree with your first sentence. I'm surprised how prolific they are in the right habitat.


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Re: Official 2019 Psilocybe ovoideocystidiata thread [Re: ghost37]
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ghost37 said:
Alchemycologist said:
Tryptaphenalysergi said:
I hate how easy you guys make this look. I guess I'm gonna wait for the rains this weekend before going out...

I don't understand then...I'm looking amongst groves of box elder (and various other hardwoods) checking under celandine and knotweed and other grasses as well as debris piles all along the riparian flood plains of my local creek. I'm even checking the steams that

Once you learn where to look and what to look for they'll be everywhere you look.

It's rained a lot. Go out when you have a chance. You might only find old, rotten mushrooms but you'll know where to go back to. I'm also in WV and I find that black walnut trees are more of an indicator than box elder like most other places.


What about black walnut trees away from the flood zone, are they worth checking? Or only bw trees in the rip zone along creek / river banks?

I agree with your first sentence. I'm surprised how prolific they are in the right habitat.








ghost37 said:
Alchemycologist said:
Tryptaphenalysergi said:
I hate how easy you guys make this look. I guess I'm gonna wait for the rains this weekend before going out...


Once you learn where to look and what to look for they'll be everywhere you look.

It's rained a lot. Go out when you have a chance. You might only find old, rotten mushrooms but you'll know where to go back to. I'm also in WV and I find that black walnut trees are more of an indicator than box elder like most other places.


What about black walnut trees away from the flood zone, are they worth checking? Or only bw trees in the rip zone along creek / river banks?

I agree with your first sentence. I'm surprised how prolific they are in the right habitat.


ghost37 said:
Alchemycologist said:
Tryptaphenalysergi said:
I hate how easy you guys make this look. I guess I'm gonna wait for the rains this weekend before going out...


Once you learn where to look and what to look for they'll be everywhere you look.

It's rained a lot. Go out when you have a chance. You might only find old, rotten mushrooms but you'll know where to go back to. I'm also in WV and I find that black walnut trees are more of an indicator than box elder like most other places.


What about black walnut trees away from the flood zone, are they worth checking? Or only bw trees in the rip zone along creek / river banks?

I agree with your first sentence. I'm surprised how prolific they are in the right habitat.


I don't understand what the issue is then. I'm searching along the floodplains of my local Creek amongst grooves box elders and various other Hardwoods. I'm looking underneath the celandine and knotweed and other grasses as well as debris piles. I'm even searching the streams that feed into the creek, although they lack box elder for the most part. I'm not sure if it's just an issue with my Creek. I live in the Eastern panhandle of West Virginia and it's a small isolated Creek that actually flooded badly a couple weeks ago. Maybe that's the issue? If I had a car I would expand my search Zone, but unfortunately I do not. it is a little muddy because of the amount of flooding. Any suggestions of what I should do differently? Finding lots of agrocybe and galerina which i understand are indicator species, but no ovoids. That leads me to believe the flooding want so severe that it would inhibit ovoids. Any ideas what I need to do differently?

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Re: Official 2019 Psilocybe ovoideocystidiata thread [Re: Tryptaphenalysergi]
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Patience


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Re: Official 2019 Psilocybe ovoideocystidiata thread [Re: myceliups]
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myceliups said:
Patience


Yes wise master 😊😁 I'm determined no matter how many unsuccessful attempts. I'm convinced they are testing my ability to persevere.

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Re: Official 2019 Psilocybe ovoideocystidiata thread [Re: Tryptaphenalysergi]
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I found some along the Potomac near harpers ferry, so the panhandle is good.


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Re: Official 2019 Psilocybe ovoideocystidiata thread [Re: koods]
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Damn picture of the mulch pile disappeared. Wish I found it two days ago. Many are moldy and decaying but managed to pull this many out none the less.



This is half. The other half is in the dryer. So far a total haul of 130 dried grams yesterday. Figure I'll get a minimum of 100 today but I won't know until late tonight when it's all dry.

Lucky as shit. Spent at least 2 hours a day every single day since April 20ish hunting. Takes time but once you understand what the right habitat is it becomes way easier. Then it's a matter of flipping every blade of grass in those areas.

These were near a chestnut also. Might be my area but I find them in maple Grove St but not directly around a maple.

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