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Pan. Cyanescens vs. Ps. Subaeruginosa Potency
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According to the shroomery dosage calculator Psilocybe Subaeruginosa
and Panaeolus Cyanescens are almost equal in potency.

From wot I have read and heard off other people Panaeolus Cyanescens, per gram, supposedly kicks your arse in comparison to subs which are also quite strong. Apparently one gram dried of Pan. Cyanescens can be too much for some people compared to 1.5 to 2 grams dried of Ps. Subaeruginosa to match the same out of the world experience.

Anyone have experience with these two mushrooms or Pan Cyanescens along with other woodlovers (Ps. azurescens, Ps. cyanescens) and can comment on the comparison in potency? :mushroom2:

Anyone out there have some experience


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Re: Pan. Cyanescens vs. Ps. Subaeruginosa Potency [Re: MagicalKnife]
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I don't have any hard evidence, but in my opinion I'd say the Pan Cyanescens(indoor) are at least 50% stronger than Subaeruginosa.

Just worth noting that me and my close friend have had alot of experience with both NewZealand wild Subaeruginosa and indoor grown B+ Cubensis, and we conclude that the Sub's are consistently twice the strength as the Cubensis in dried from. Tho in equal potency doses, we found the Sub's were much more solid in nature, whereas Cubensis has a wavy effect in the strength.

By keeping the above statement in mind, there may be more people who have an idea about how strong Pan's are in comparison to Cubensis. I've seen one experienced grower stating that his indoor Pans where over 4times stronger than indoor Cubensis. Which would suggest that the pans are twice as strong as subs(dry form).


Edited by organicshroom (03/27/08 05:26 PM)

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