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cactu said:
great, but i did no See the trigritos in this plates, but really beautiful cyanescens in the plate, how long have you been hunting cyanescens, i will recommend that try not to damage by handling much use some type of box so they don't damage too much until you get home ,try to hunt in dry period, cyanescens in fact all panaeolus have lot of water , and root easy if you don´t eat then right away or dry then really fast with dry air something difficult in a house and with a humid environment, i will Say you better eat right away or collect in dry period next time if you want to preserve for dry days,
otherwise you will loose much of the potency of those baby's, i love cyanescens and all the variant we find here, i can´t eat cubensis anymore , i don´t know why i developed a repulsion to the taste not the look or find it , just eating eat and the effect of the trip so variable and more in the body than in the mind , varies a lot from race to race, and cyanescens instead always the same average,highly potent all the time, extremely visual, , completely fun , i fell like you can panic a bit but give you good mod, with subbalteatus is a guaranty no bad trip for the joy you fell sometimes cyanescens is almost the same to me , happy hunting

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LouiseLouise said:
Nice pics I love blue meanies. Unfortunately, they just don't grow up here in the carolinas.

Bong, I've been wondering what those red stemmed specimens are, can you explain the differences a little bit for us?

Cactu, thanks for your post, I gathered alot from it. I too, hunt cubensis, but I don't eat them. It's the variablity. The last time I ate a wild cube, I got so nervous and uncomfortable during the trip I had to go back and look at the print again.
Instead, my cat is trained to find only the strains that suit our needs

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nushroom said:
Great Haul of copes! They can be so potent!

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your tellin me.. lol my roomate and I split the magic plate between just us two

Bong