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Maximum SHroom Size, Growth Potential
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Whats the end of life cycle for a mushroom? after the cap tears away from veil and continues to grow will the shroom just keep getting bigger and bigger or will it eventually stop growing... I know psilocin and the alike are stopped from being produced but the overall size of the shroom does that continue or does that stop eventually as well?

Thanks

indicaz

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Re: Maximum SHroom Size, Growth Potential [Re: indicaz]
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They do get considerablely larger after the veil breaks and the cap begins to flatten and then start turning upwards. I odnno, ive always felt if there was more mushroom, there would be more psylocibin in that mushrom, however I guess its not the case.

I had an EQ a month ago that was a good 7 inches right as it was tearing its veil. I checked back on it a few days afterwards and found that grown to 11 inches, but the cap was all wavy and upturned. :/

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Re: Maximum SHroom Size, Growth Potential [Re: angryshroom]
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it just would seem to me that more mass equals more weight...
and that is why you would want bigger shrooms, to get better yields.

I have heard and read that the shroom becomes less potent as it gets bigger/older.

Question is is that loss of potency really noticeable?

thanks
indicaz

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