WeBeTrippyMane said:

they all look like some ripper potent subs to me, good job.

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micz33 said:

WeBeTrippyMane said:

they all look like some ripper potent subs to me, good job.

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Cheers man, for my own future reference, do you know if theres some way of determining if older ones (like those 3 in the top pics) or subs or not? They dont drop a lot of spore print when they that dry. Any giveaway tells ?

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WeBeTrippyMane said:

micz33 said:

WeBeTrippyMane said:

they all look like some ripper potent subs to me, good job.

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Cheers man, for my own future reference, do you know if theres some way of determining if older ones (like those 3 in the top pics) or subs or not? They dont drop a lot of spore print when they that dry. Any giveaway tells ?

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if you can see around the top of the cap there is blotches of bluing where the rain has got to them, then they've dried out again, also generally older subs will have really purple violet gills after dropping spores like the ones above. generally in Aus/NZ, if found in mulch/woodchip/forest and it has some blue hue when picked it is a sub, they can be caramel, gold, yellow and a number of other colours depending on conditions.

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