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Dr_deep
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Simple question...

#6066992 - 09/16/06 07:06 AM (19 years, 11 months ago)

I've picked some wild mushrooms, ive also got some p cubensis on the side growing. Its simple really, are phychedelic mushrooms only the ones with black spores and the ones the bruise? Ive picked some with white/transparent spores and doesnt bruise. Does this mean its deffinitelly not phycho active?

Excluding Fly Algaric mushrooms...

Thanks a lot.

- Dr Deep

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eris
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Registered: 11/17/98
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Re: Simple question...

[Re: Dr_deep]
#6067025 - 09/16/06 07:37 AM (19 years, 11 months ago)

If something bruises blatantly blue and has dark spores, there is a good chance it is active but this doesn't not mean it is 100% active for sure. Some other mushrooms may look bluish, have blue tones on them, but aren't active. Boletes can bruise blue, Corts and Inocybes can be nearly blue colored and yet can be poisonous.

The best way is just to ID it, to at least genus first.. then species.

Telling a true active apart from one that isn't is pretty easy. If you have any doubts you could always ask for help here.

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