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Is this serbica?
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found her in serbia at mountain on around 500-600m on the side of the forest road in mid november...after colder rai n

Gills:
purple brown

Stem:
white with blue stains lil bit tough and stringy and around 4-5 cm

cap is brown but turning whitish and getting blue spots on few places after drying for a few h

Spore print color:
still waiting

Bruising:
Color that the mushroom bruises is blue

pls can someone tell me what is this? Is this serbica

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Re: Is this serbica? [Re: LAPEPE]
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Do you have any photos you can post?

https://www.shroomery.org/5286/How-do-I-put-pictures-in-my-post

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Re: Is this serbica? [Re: Alan Rockefeller] * 2
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Re: Is this serbica? [Re: LAPEPE]
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here they are these pics where they are lighter in color are after drying

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Re: Is this serbica? [Re: LAPEPE] * 1
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It is in fact serbica, just relativly dry


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:mushroom2:  l e a r n i n g  t h i n g s :mushroom2:

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Re: Is this serbica? [Re: RenegadeMycologist]
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thanks! Do u have some tips on drying these things since its my first time and im shy lol

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Re: Is this serbica? [Re: RenegadeMycologist] * 2
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i found more today but they had diferent colors so i wanna know if thats normal...is it same mushroom? found them close to group from the other day..is it possible that those are just different phases of same mushroom cause i saw them changing color while drying becoming whitish

Edited by LAPEPE (11/12/26 06:41 AM)

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Re: Is this serbica? [Re: LAPEPE]
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Great finds!  :mushroom2::mushroom2::mushroom2:

You can dry them by spreading them out over a sheet of baking paper, given that the indoor environment isn't too humid. Just let them sit there for somewhere between 24 and 48 hours, give or take a little. When they are cracker dry (the stems will easily snap) you put them in an airtight glass jar with a bag or two of silica and then tighten the lid. Store the jar in a dark cupboard.


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Re: Is this serbica? [Re: Anglerfish]
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thanks a lot...i was doubting cause i never ate wild ones, but as i understood there is nothing similar other than galerina that can turn me off...?and these are not galerinas

Edited by LAPEPE (11/12/26 09:47 AM)

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Re: Is this serbica? [Re: Anglerfish] * 1
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and how can i make more out of this

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Re: Is this serbica? [Re: LAPEPE]
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Damn nice finds! Good job. I've always thought they were amazing looking psilocybes..

I wanted to try cultivation of them when I lived on a forested property. Never did it and have no yard anymore..I think our climates are similar.

:awecid:


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Re: Is this serbica? [Re: Alan Rockefeller]
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whats your opinion?

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Re: Is this serbica? [Re: Mystikal] * 1
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i know nothing about cultivation, but i left some caps on alu foil to try and take spores...did it as clean as possible since its my first step with them. Left others to rest on a piece of baking paper and they are pretty much dry already. And cause im pretty sure they are legit...im gonna try some these days... :smile:

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Re: Is this serbica? [Re: LAPEPE]
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Allan should respond at some point though forums move at their own pace. He is a mycologist and really good with psilocybes. He has interesting content on YouTube btw.

You have a few trusted identifiers saying they are serbica already. The bluing and psilocybe appearance is undeniable.

As far as cultivation goes I would do a mycelium transfer from the patch to suitable natural habitat or a prepared area of wood chips. Spore prints could be handy to have too as you can always start from those.


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Re: Is this serbica? [Re: Mystikal] * 1
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plants look healthy and those shrooms are fine af...GOOD JOB! i took some of those spores and they were purple brown too. i left them in some forest stuff inside of a jar and left it in my closet. i hope for the best but i still look like a noob to myself.

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Re: Is this serbica? [Re: LAPEPE]
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Thanks it's my first mushroom grow .. very excited about it. That's my best friend pictured with an auto flower grow way up in the bush. He passed away recently but we had lots of adventures including growing good outdoor weed and picking liberty caps together . I got a tattoo of liberty caps in Memorial when he died. That was peak fun times picking and tripping with him ...



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Re: Is this serbica? [Re: Mystikal]
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life can be tough...but hey..we are here and we exist through it..and we have hope for more answers before its done.

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