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Help with identification READ!
    #5578532 - 05/01/06 07:26 PM (17 years, 8 months ago)

Found these mushrooms in the woods near my house growing in damp, sandy, substrate. They were not growing out of dung but it could possibly have been a manure based soil. The caps are light brown in the center and darker around the edges. The gills are chocolate colored. The stem is hollow and about a cm in diameter, is a brownish color with some whiter spots, and at the top of the stem is a dark ring(near gills, may be a dark purple). The only thing that concerns me is they don't blue or turn purple with handling at all. Is it possible to have hallucinogenic mushrooms that dont turn blue/purple? Also, these were found in the midlands of South Carolina. They smell like fresh mushrooms that you would put on pizza.


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Re: Help with identification READ! [Re: Left]
    #5578893 - 05/01/06 08:56 PM (17 years, 8 months ago)

what is the spore color? The description and habitat don't match any hallucinogenic mushrooms, but do match quite a few poisonous ones. Can you post a picture?


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Re: Help with identification READ! [Re: xmush]
    #5579104 - 05/01/06 09:25 PM (17 years, 8 months ago)

Generally speaking if there is absolutely no bluing wot-so-ever evident on the mushroom it is not active or very weak. In the case of very weak such as Gymnopilus you need to consume massive quantities to achieve a decent effect compared to a potent mushroom like Pan. Cyanescens which blues quite easily.


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Re: Help with identification READ! [Re: MagicalKnife]
    #5579116 - 05/01/06 09:26 PM (17 years, 8 months ago)

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Generally speaking if there is absolutely no bluing wot-so-ever evident on the mushroom it is not active or very weak. In the case of very weak such as Gymnopilus you need to consume massive quantities to achieve a decent effect compared to a potent mushroom like Pan. Cyanescens which blues quite easily.




What about Subs? Those don't blue  :ooo:


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Re: Help with identification READ! [Re: MustardMan]
    #5579739 - 05/01/06 11:32 PM (17 years, 8 months ago)

i just picked subs today and i have alot of blue colouring...so subs do blue...right?


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Re: Help with identification READ! [Re: Xzibit]
    #5580133 - 05/02/06 01:26 AM (17 years, 8 months ago)

Xzibit - I think he means subbalteatus, since that doesn't blue most of the time.

People call both subaeruginosa and subbalteatus "subs", although for subbalteatus, the common slang seems to be "subbs" with two B's. Having two different subs has caused some confusion between users here before.


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Re: Help with identification READ! [Re: eris]
    #5580204 - 05/02/06 01:59 AM (17 years, 8 months ago)

ohhhhh right....thanks for that eris


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Re: Help with identification READ! [Re: MustardMan]
    #5580257 - 05/02/06 03:06 AM (17 years, 8 months ago)

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Generally speaking if there is absolutely no bluing wot-so-ever evident on the mushroom it is not active or very weak. In the case of very weak such as Gymnopilus you need to consume massive quantities to achieve a decent effect compared to a potent mushroom like Pan. Cyanescens which blues quite easily.




What about Subs? Those don't blue  :ooo:




That's why I said generally speaking. There's always exceptions to the rule.... If you're completely new to mushroom picking going for bluing mushrooms is a lot safer than taking a guess on the non-bluing variety.


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Re: Help with identification READ! [Re: MustardMan]
    #5580410 - 05/02/06 05:27 AM (17 years, 8 months ago)

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MagicalKnife said:
Generally speaking if there is absolutely no bluing wot-so-ever evident on the mushroom it is not active or very weak. In the case of very weak such as Gymnopilus you need to consume massive quantities to achieve a decent effect compared to a potent mushroom like Pan. Cyanescens which blues quite easily.






What about Subs? Those don't blue  :ooo:




Pan Subbs blue sometimes.

                       


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Re: Help with identification READ! [Re: shroomydan]
    #5580635 - 05/02/06 08:02 AM (17 years, 8 months ago)

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MagicalKnife said:
Generally speaking if there is absolutely no bluing wot-so-ever evident on the mushroom it is not active or very weak. In the case of very weak such as Gymnopilus you need to consume massive quantities to achieve a decent effect compared to a potent mushroom like Pan. Cyanescens which blues quite easily.






What about Subs? Those don't blue  :ooo:




Pan Subbs blue sometimes.

                       




Yeah not very common for them to blue.


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