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dinosocks said:
What about in areas such as sydney/blue mountains region? I've heard that they like to grow this time of year in upper blue mountains.

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Blazer420 said:
Ah yes, the hunting fever is settling in I see .. I too over here in NZ be growing eager for the rain to start ... Gtfo sun!

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Missing nz haha... One day I hope to have sub patches like yours Blazer!

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NativeNafan said:
Would these guys also be pan cyans? Same dung as my previous upload. When do you suggest to pick if now isn’t the time and should I continue to give them water?

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AyEyDiZed said:
Now that you have moved them to your home you can leave them to grow nice a full. The biggest one in the last pic may only need 12-24 hours more. If the ones below end up black then you left it too long and it blew its spore load all over them.

Don't spray them directly, just fine mist from high up and let it fall gently over the area but don't soak it too much.

I like your idea putting it in the pot. I used a slushie cup as a temp container and it's been fruiting but not enough FAE so they are only tiny.
I've put another chunk of cow poo in a 3L container and mixed in coir to bulk it and hopefully it makes a decent mini mono.

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dinosocks said:
What about in areas such as sydney/blue mountains region? I've heard that they like to grow this time of year in upper blue mountains.

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bilbobagnz said:
Bertblack ive just made a similar haul and this will be my first time dehydrating them, ive got a sunbeam food dehydrator with no temp settings. Im thinking about it loading it up and cranking it for 12 hours - is this good practice?

Cheers Bilbo

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IamMyPants said:
Found these on the 14th. Naively threw away what I think were cyanescens seen here? Sorry all.

I went back to these spots today (MNC) but couldn't see any signs.

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Always check over your finds, in the first pic there are three panaeolus species. I see Panaeolus Cyanescens, Panaeolus Antillarium, and I believe? Panaeolus Papilionaceus. It's easy once you get your eye in, nice cubes though!



Went back to a risky paddock today, I've heard two accounts of people getting caught by the farmer. And what do you know, after we pull out with a successful haul there's a bloody police car driving down towards where we were picking... It's crazy because my friend said she felt anxious as hell and was the one that wanted to leave. Always trust your gut feeling!

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NativeNafan said:
How many grams would be an average microdose? And just from the photos alone, can you tell if, let’s say, that one bigger mushroom would be a dose itself? I’ve yet to get scales as I’m new to this. This dung and the cyan that was in it is the first active I’ve found so not really prepared lol

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Here's some pictures to go by. I'd start microdosing around 1g fresh in your case, will be hard to get a consistent dose without a scale though

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Psilocybe papuana

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I'm unfamiliar with Papuana, do they fruit in colder temps like woodlovers? What an absolutely gorgeous mushroom!

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bobwastaken said:
Perfect specimens Junglefairy

Some more strangeness from the rainforest. Not entirely sure where to put these specimens. I initially thought Marasmius given the orange caps and white gills but the bruising puts that possibility to bed. Will see if they drop any spores. Perhaps they're sterile Ps.papuana.

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