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a stem and its cap
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if the cap is still connected to the stem, (the cap is closed, so it looks like a "match" stick), would eating that be the same as eating one stem and one cap? or is there anything different about it?

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Re: a stem and its cap [Re: PinkFloydhawkeye]
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What? It doesn't matter wether or not you eat stems or caps, it's all the same. What matters is the weight.


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Re: a stem and its cap [Re: gdman]
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alright, thanks, i'll check that out

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Re: a stem and its cap [Re: PinkFloydhawkeye]
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I think your question was more is this kinda mushroom any different than ones with an open cap. Being that it looks like a weird match, i think what you have is an abort which means its not a fully developed mushroom. I have found and it has been verified by many others that aborts have a higher concentration of psilocybin and psilocin. But ya its all the same shit. Eat and enjoy


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