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Offline_OttO_
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Re: Australia - Melbourne Season 2008 [Re: burgatory]
    #8341306 - 04/29/08 09:36 AM (15 years, 5 months ago)

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I ate some suspect mushrooms the other day and there was a minor euphoria that followed. They looked right tho it was hard to tell because they were soaked in rain, there was no bluing but lots of dark patches. I think these were subs because they were in the right place, and had some minor effects. Although, now I think I have a cold.

I'll have to be more careful. I stuck these shifty shrooms in a sandwich and ate them.




C'mon man, don't be a dick. Is it really necessary?


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Re: Australia - Melbourne Season 2008 [Re: _OttO_]
    #8341408 - 04/29/08 10:17 AM (15 years, 5 months ago)

burgatory, no more acid for you man Lol :headbang:


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Re: Australia - Melbourne Season 2008 [Re: QuantumReality]
    #8343954 - 04/29/08 09:44 PM (15 years, 5 months ago)

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A baby Amanita muscaria





man that dont look like muscaria :smile:


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Re: Australia - Melbourne Season 2008 [Re: _OttO_]
    #8344113 - 04/29/08 10:10 PM (15 years, 5 months ago)

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_OttO_ said:
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burgatory said:
I ate some suspect mushrooms the other day and there was a minor euphoria that followed. They looked right tho it was hard to tell because they were soaked in rain, there was no bluing but lots of dark patches. I think these were subs because they were in the right place, and had some minor effects. Although, now I think I have a cold.

I'll have to be more careful. I stuck these shifty shrooms in a sandwich and ate them.




C'mon man, don't be a dick. Is it really necessary?




Yep, that shits as crazy as it gets round 'ere folks. "I think these were subs because they were in the right place ..."


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Re: Australia - Melbourne Season 2008 [Re: Ngalyod]
    #8344373 - 04/29/08 11:07 PM (15 years, 5 months ago)

lol. I almost just posted that to reach 50 posts. I don't know if this post is an improvement.

I've picked subs before, and these were damn close, it's because of the rain that I couldn't tell if there was bluing or black'ing'.

Hopefully I sound a little saner now!


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Re: Australia - Melbourne Season 2008 [Re: burgatory]
    #8344404 - 04/29/08 11:12 PM (15 years, 5 months ago)

Better to be certain, man. We don't want you ending up in a hospital room. Be safe.


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Re: Australia - Melbourne Season 2008 [Re: Ngalyod]
    #8344408 - 04/29/08 11:13 PM (15 years, 5 months ago)

Sorry for making this thread look all scary/amateur, etc.


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Re: Australia - Melbourne Season 2008 [Re: burgatory]
    #8344584 - 04/29/08 11:55 PM (15 years, 5 months ago)

The last thing we need is someone getting extremely sick or dying from mistaken 'shrooms and as a result, find that all our favourite patches are getting sprayed...

I went for a little hunt today, still no actives, even at my best spot. June will be so legit, have heaps of new spots scoped. Got some decent snaps though, I'll upload them later.


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Re: Australia - Melbourne Season 2008 [Re: lukey2411]
    #8344746 - 04/30/08 12:57 AM (15 years, 5 months ago)

Went out today, didn't find any actives, found some that looked similar but weren't right I'll post some pics up later on. found a whole heap of other in-actives as well. I need to go out again soon to find a few good spots.

Are creeks good spots? Can't really think of any where to look, thats the first place that came to mind though.
Also Mulch sounds like a common spot but do they just about grow any where? Would they grow i pretty dense bush? Pr around the edges where its a bit more grassy?


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Re: Australia - Melbourne Season 2008 [Re: Scantraxx]
    #8344904 - 04/30/08 02:59 AM (15 years, 5 months ago)

I went for a scout today. I found only four Subs. Kind of strange but that's it. Were any of you cats up in the mountains of Belgrave or anything?
It was odd because all along my trails there were up-turned mushrooms. Like someone had pulled them out, had a look, and after realising they were in-active, put them back.
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Re: Australia - Melbourne Season 2008 [Re: Scantraxx]
    #8344910 - 04/30/08 03:07 AM (15 years, 5 months ago)

You can find them around creeks. I look for mulched areas around Pine and Eucalpyt trees, my best finds have all been in mulch under a combination of pine and eucalypt trees.

Have you tried searching the forums dude? There is a wealth of knowledge on this site that will help you on your way. It's still too early at the moment to find them unless you really know your stuff. Be patient! Just imagine how good it will be when you get your first haul. Very little compares to that sort of satisfaction.


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Re: Australia - Melbourne Season 2008 [Re: Juke Adro]
    #8344927 - 04/30/08 03:23 AM (15 years, 5 months ago)

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Juke Adro said:
Quote:

Dizzwizzle said:

A baby Amanita muscaria





man that dont look like muscaria :smile:




Yea at first i thought was but now im thinking its a Lactarius milk cap.:thumbup:


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Re: Australia - Melbourne Season 2008 [Re: lukey2411]
    #8344941 - 04/30/08 03:35 AM (15 years, 5 months ago)

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You can find them around creeks. I look for mulched areas around Pine and Eucalpyt trees, my best finds have all been in mulch under a combination of pine and eucalypt trees.

Have you tried searching the forums dude? There is a wealth of knowledge on this site that will help you on your way. It's still too early at the moment to find them unless you really know your stuff. Be patient! Just imagine how good it will be when you get your first haul. Very little compares to that sort of satisfaction.




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Re: Australia - Melbourne Season 2008 [Re: QuantumReality]
    #8344951 - 04/30/08 03:40 AM (15 years, 5 months ago)

i wasn't going to mention it but just in case you think it is a milk cap and therefore think about eating it, i don't think its a milk cap either. They're orange, usually depressed in the centre of the cap and bruise green. Hard to tell what it is without seeing the stem and gills..


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Re: Australia - Melbourne Season 2008 [Re: undergrounder]
    #8344968 - 04/30/08 03:56 AM (15 years, 5 months ago)

DreamTwin - Yes I'm out that way! tell me when actives start picking up around there, then my area should start the exact time! I'm hoping haha

lukey2411 - yeah i've searched the forums, just trying to get some area specific info. I'm thinking maybe you are right, i think i'll wait till next week until i get serious about looking but for now i'm just gonna scope some spots.

just one more question, with the Pine and Eucalypt, how think can the natural mulch of that be for mushrooms? can it be as high as 1inch to 5inches? or does it not matter, saw a few places with those combinations but there was nothing there.


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Re: Australia - Melbourne Season 2008 [Re: Scantraxx]
    #8345022 - 04/30/08 05:13 AM (15 years, 5 months ago)

Does anybody know anything about shroom hunting in the gembrook area? I.e. common strains


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Re: Australia - Melbourne Season 2008 [Re: dyslexikd]
    #8345030 - 04/30/08 05:25 AM (15 years, 5 months ago)

P. subaeruginosa will grow up there. Look in man made mulch beds in local parks and such. Look for obvious bluing.
No doubt they grow in the natural bush there aswell, but very rare to come across IME.


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Re: Australia - Melbourne Season 2008 [Re: dyslexikd]
    #8345036 - 04/30/08 05:30 AM (15 years, 5 months ago)

I reckon Gembrook would be a good place for shrooms. there would be subs out there, i reckon out the back of gembrook, or power lines would be a really good place for them, went out there once and there was heaps of shrooms along the sides of the forest along some of the dirt road tracks.


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Re: Australia - Melbourne Season 2008 [Re: Scantraxx]
    #8345055 - 04/30/08 05:44 AM (15 years, 5 months ago)

:crazy2: well holy fuck :mushroom2: It is shroom season again :cool: .

And now ya al have given geko the shroom hunting bug :mushroom2:
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Re: Australia - Melbourne Season 2008 [Re: Scantraxx]
    #8345067 - 04/30/08 05:51 AM (15 years, 5 months ago)

A lot of strange chatter on this thread.

So here's my two cents to those new to this (I feel compelled).

It's pretty simple guys, if in Victoria you're looking for Subs and only Subs.

Forget the Amanitas (until later on in your tripping careers), their effects range from disorientation to delirium. If that's your thing then go ahead ... but if you're after a TRIP trip, then Sub is the thing for you.

No need to go too far from where you are. This is important to realize! Seriously. I've found them down the street from my house. Just LOOK in areas landscaped with woodchips around you a few days after a good rain, some cold snaps help, but not essential. You will come across them eventually.

Personally I don't get all this talk of the council spraying beds because of shrooms, this is giving them too much credit. I'd be surprised if they were even aware of Subs ... but who knows, this just my opinion. I think they only do it to kill weeds.

And don't eat anything you're not sure of. That's it.


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