Naushnabe said:

and I quote Paul Stamets: "If it [the mushroom]has purple-brown spore prints and bruises blue, give it a try. Eat it."

he went as far to say that any purple-brown spore print with blue bruising are least wont be poison.

he said this in his talk at the psychedelic conference in Amsterdam, easilyy googled, within the last twenty minutes.

if it isn't Caerlipes it's likely another active species.

you give hope to the eastern woodlands.

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maynardjameskeenan said:

Years, this thread is 13 years old.
Also I think these mushrooms might be a blue Stropharia which is not a psychoactive species.

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Wow, I've read this thread a few times in my years here. Cool, but yeah, probably a bluing Stropharia, probably not Psilocybe, definitely not Psilocybe caerulipes. These are caerulipes, and they look QUITE different





I just want the proper information spread, I don't want others to be be misinformed.