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Re: Melbourne season [Re: gdowg]
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Fuck me they are some big shrooms fuckin nice one shroomkma


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In a world where death is the hunter,my friend, there is no time for regrets or doubts. There is only time for decisions.

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Re: Melbourne season [Re: Shroomeup]
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Shroomeup said:
Just checked out some of my patches today and there are shrooms fucking everywhere. Also moved house on the weekend to find subs growing along the creek just over the back fence which has mulch spread along either side for at least a few kilometers. There must be bloody thousands popping up from what Ive seen so far




Hey bloke that's awesome nice and easy close patches,what a home warming gift. man you should start up a grow box.

up for a hunt this weekend? I am going tomoz......


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Re: Melbourne season [Re: DrGonzo888]
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I'm actually coming into Melb tommorow... want some more company? :mushroom2: I've been out every second day in my area, and nothing has turned up... :frown:


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Nirvana is, but not the man who seeks it.

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Re: Melbourne season [Re: tools_n_corpses]
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While hunting for Saffron Milk Caps and Slippery Jacks for an evening cook-up, lucked onto these little gems this arvo in a mixed pine/eucalypt forest near Daylesford Victoria.

Whaddaya think?...Make a nice dessert perhaps? :smile:








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Re: Melbourne season [Re: scrays54]
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I went back to my hunting grounds after 10 days today and found a heap of immature subs popping up absolutely everywhere... I thought I'd leave them and come back later next week when they've grown and had a chance to release their spores so the patch doesn't die for next year. 15 minutes later I saw some imbecile come and take them all. You idiot! No wonder subs in that patch never get a chance to fully mature. Hopefully the ones this nut took had a chance to drop some spores. Hell, the mushrooms weren't even half open. Idiot.


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Re: Melbourne season [Re: scrays54]
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scrays54 said:
While hunting for Saffron Milk Caps and Slippery Jacks for an evening cook-up, lucked onto these little gems this arvo in a mixed pine/eucalypt forest near Daylesford Victoria.

Whaddaya think?...Make a nice dessert perhaps? :smile:











Use scissors next time so you don't disturb the mycelium.


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Re: Melbourne season [Re: hyperdimensional]
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That's shit hyper... Karma says they'll have a bad trip


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Bigger and bolder and rougher and tougher in other words sucka there is no other...
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Re: Melbourne season [Re: undergrounder]
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Excuse me, I'm new to all this. Besides, I was told that if you want a positive ID for any fungi, you need the whole lot of the fruiting body - including stem and base of stem.

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Re: Melbourne season [Re: scrays54]
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wd scrays those are definitely subs :thumbup:

went for my second hunt this year at my usual spot and found about a hundred or so. this time last year i found thousands in the same spot. it still seems too dry which is weird coz it has been raining quite a bit. anyone elses patches still relatively dry?

btw this is out bush in the south west of melbourne. there is less rain out there than in the east but i still wouldve thought it had had enough by now.

Edited by JRichter420 (06/15/07 06:50 AM)

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Re: Melbourne season [Re: JRichter420]
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hey relax scray he's just tryin to help you out. besides the fact that your post didn't indicate you needed an i.d, you shouldn't need to rip up the mycelium to get an i.d.


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Re: Melbourne season [Re: Artnotwar]
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Hey scrays54
Pic 1 2 3 All P.Subs but Pic 4 im unsure
And yeah in future you dont need to pull them out from the base for a positive ID. As long as there is bluing on the stem you should be rite but if you want to make sure do a spore print
Good Luck Buddy:thumbup:


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Re: Melbourne season [Re: Rats_are_Dancin]
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Scrays - Dont stress champ we all have to learn, but if you cut them, then they will grow again and spread there spores, so its in your best interests so you can have your own little patch.

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Re: Melbourne season [Re: flukes]
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Gdowg, i dont even remember mammoth subs from 05.

Scrays like others said use scissors, no big dramas that you didnt though. Just sever the stem bases and use them to inoculate w.chips in other areas, if you haven't already. Pulling them out from the base-up does disturb the myc though, but a couple here and there would be more benefical if you get other places fruiting.

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Re: Melbourne season [Re: OOISI]
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it was 04. the subs where large and verry tall. i thinbk it was a hunt you made with tryptonite.


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Attn PWN hunters: If you should come across a bluing Psilocybe matching P. pellicolusa please smell it.
If you detect a scent reminiscent of Anethole (anise) please preserve a specimen or two for study and please PM me.

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Re: Melbourne season [Re: canid]
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Damn i got a bad memory. Still doesnt ring any bells though a couple shots look suspect.

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Re: Melbourne season [Re: OOISI]
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Attn PWN hunters: If you should come across a bluing Psilocybe matching P. pellicolusa please smell it.
If you detect a scent reminiscent of Anethole (anise) please preserve a specimen or two for study and please PM me.

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Re: Melbourne season [Re: canid]
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OK i think i've got the hang of this...mabey (please)

just picked these today and i wanna get a final id before i put them in my mouth











if needed spore print can be uploaded

thanks heaps

p.s. i am reading a lot about drying the mushies and my question is do you need a dehydrator or can you just let them air dry?

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Re: Melbourne season [Re: batchsaid]
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looks like a good pick there batchsaid nice n blue..looks like u would ge a nice dark spore rint too =] and with drying, i tend to leave them in a draw on newspaper...at normal temerature..not where it is too warm and thats works for me.. here is a couple of my finds today =]
peace out



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Re: Melbourne season [Re: Xzibit]
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This is the first season I have been hunting and have been virtually all round the South/East of Melbourne no luck yet! but I will keep trying!

I think I have a good idea of what I'm looking for (P.sub) but few brief newb questions if you please: should the stem of a Sub be brittle (ie snap when you try to bend it), or soft and juicy? Also should it be hollow? And when you say the gills should not be attached is this absolute? ie. no gills touching stem?

I have been hunting exhaustively and id hate to find some and not be able to correctly ID them.

Thanks

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Re: Melbourne season [Re: jiv tree]
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The gills should be attached, but only to the top of the stem, not running down too far. The best way to ID is look for caramel coloured caps, pure white stems (with a little brown discoloration sometimes) and small BLUE streaks on the stem or on the cap.


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