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Rumblintummy
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#26983896 - 10/13/20 06:58 PM (3 years, 4 months ago) |
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Habitat: Where does it grow? They were scattered through an area under a down ash tree in the woods.
Southern Pennsylvania.
I have attached pictures for identification. The real wavey ones are down a few.
Thanks ahead for the help.
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Edited by Rumblintummy (10/13/20 08:08 PM)
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None of those look to be ps ovoid. They will blue heavily you will know if you have them. They are popping in a few spots here in Pittsburgh mostly irrigated beds and few and far between in the floodplains. hope the rains keep up.
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Do you have a guess at what they are? They are found in one of my Ovoid holes so I figured it was them. Otherwise, what would they be galerina?
Edited by Rumblintummy (10/14/20 06:27 AM)
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They were active...... so they have to be ovoids or caerulescens. Could you tell me how you concluded no ovoid?
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I see no blue bruising. did you eat them?
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Drank them with Tea. I’ve found a lot of actives in the spring that didn’t bruise blue. Got a brown spore print so I went for it. Figured they were either active or honey fungus. Honey fungus really made no sense though.
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Those are likely a species of deadly galerina. ovoid prints are purple black. Galerina prints are brown. If symptoms start to show I would seek help from a doctor.
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I’m not sure what these are but they are definitely not an active or anything you should have eaten
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They had the same effects as ovoids. Would Galerina do that? I’ve had actives spore brown before....
So you guy are saying u think these aren’t active and hey have to drop black or purple to be active?
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You shouldn't be eating unidentified brown mushrooms in the woods you will die a very slow and painful death, hope this wasn't it.
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Placebo effect, these aren’t active
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Rumblintummy said: Drank them with Tea. I’ve found a lot of actives in the spring that didn’t bruise blue. Got a brown spore print so I went for it. Figured they were either active or honey fungus. Honey fungus really made no sense though.
Dude hopefully you dodged a bullet this time. DO NOT EAT UNIDENTIFIED MUSHROOMS or any mushroom you are not 100% certain of its ID.
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Hey Rumblintummy I can't help but be concerned, how are you feeling? How long has it been since you ate the mushrooms? Let us know how you are doing
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Looks like what goes as Cyclocybe erebia. I find it interesting you say they're active. They hold a unique position genetically.
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I'm totally fine. I found them all in my ovoid spots. They ID as Ovoids/ Caerulescens in my ID Apps but I don't totally depend on them for ID, just a helpful guide. I went out today and located Galerina and this mysterious one in the same area for comparison's sake. I'm printing them tonight to see prints side by side.
I appreciate all the concerns though.
"Placebo Effect"... I think not. I consumed around 10g of raw. Chopped up finely into a tea, and steeped for 15 mins. It had effects similar if not the same as what I experience from Ovoids.
Can you guys tell me what is the give away that they aren't Ovids or Caerulescens? I got some fresh ones today for better pictures for IDing more thoroughly.
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Placebo effect
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You're the only person on the site I've met who has been ignored by multiple members. Possibly because you aren't providing any actual information in your posts. That explains your "11,000" posts too.
If you don't have any useful information please just keep to yourself around my threads. I'm trying to educate myself here.
Can you explain why you think these were not active? That would be helpful.
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It’s because they’re not an active species. You can’t argue with a dumb guy though
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Well if you were tripping then you might have scooped some very waterlogged ovoids, just dont look right to me. May have something else if you had a genuine experience, a psychedelic trip could not be mistaken for placebo. As a general rule tho dont eat mushrooms unless they have been identified by an expert. Did you save any of the specimens or spores by chance. Welli are not know to grow in pa?
Dont come at the TI like that he is probably the most knowledgeable person on this forum at any given time. It is entirely understandable for him to advise you against consuming mushrooms that greatly resemble deadly species. Ovoids will always bruise blue unless they are extremely far gone.
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These look nothing like ovoids or any other active species, waterlogged or not
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