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Dizzwizzle said:
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ShroomingChaos said:
I have that sprayer and its a beast but I don't use it to spray cow patties. I believe if the humidity isn't right then they won't grow either so you would be wasting your time if you spray those patties and the humidity isn't at least 70%. I may be wrong but where I am in NC they grow great 1-2 days after a rain and if the humidity is still above 70 or around there.

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shroomgatherer said:
I think its just plain crazy that we haven't had any rain as of lately. Your idea may work - but you would have to do it for 4 or 5 days IMO. At least we have a 20% chance of rain today and this weekend too. I haven't gone hunting since April and don't intend to until we have some good soaking rain. The humidity in East Orlando is 64% right now. We need some 80% humidity for several days in a row + rain to help us out.
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dle_240 said:
Damn that sucks.  I just went out looking for some subbs and no suck luck.  Founds some all white mushies and ones with red on top.  Thats about it.  Nothing in anyone's yard.  Guess I will have to go to the rich neighborhoods.  All the way on the other side of fuckin town.  It was a nice walk though.  Saw a mother and pappa goose with there two babies walking the train on the other side of the river, and some turtles.

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I wish i was up there in GA. Last time I was up there was right after christmas visiting my g/fs family for a wedding. They live right outside of Valdosta. We went for a walk down to the lake and on the way, on the side of the road in a pile of mulch i found like 25 cyan's. You can bet i was one happy mother fucker at that wedding.

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Alan Rockefeller said:
Cyan's dont grow in GA, and as far as I know nothing that looks like them does either.  I wonder what you found.

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:: they had the wavy margins carmel colord cap, tho i never got a chance to spore print em. I put em in a paper back but alas they had bugs in em so i tossed em. I coulda sworn they were cyans.

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Alan Rockefeller said:
Cyan's dont grow in GA, and as far as I know nothing that looks like them does either. I wonder what you found.

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Psilo_Subliminal said:
Due to the lack of rain here in Florida over the past coupla months, everything is SUPER dry. And there are no shrooms to be found because of that. Im thinking about picking up a big ass 20 gallon pestcide sprayer, filln it with water and trekn through the fields the night before and spritz all the pattys. Perhaps this will work, perhaps not, but it sure beats the hell outta just wating for the non-existant rain.

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Alan Rockefeller said:
Cyan's dont grow in GA, and as far as I know nothing that looks like them does either. I wonder what you found.

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Pan cyans do in south GA check the What mushrooms are found in my area thingy. Peace

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implee said:
Just grow them at your home

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I have considere that, but unfortunatly i have no way of obtaining spores.

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implee said:
http://www.shroomery.org/sponsors.php

you can buy a spore syringe for 20 dollars at most places on there, or less... at ralphs you can get one syringe for 20 then ask for the free spore syringe of the month so you get 2 for 20..

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Or better, you can buy a "Our-Pick" syringe from Sporeworks.com for $9.50 and mention the Shroomery to get a freebie. Total is $14.50

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GGreatOne234 said:
There are Cubensis to be found in that state right now. If you knew how to find them (for real), you could find them. Cubensis mushrooms grow, every, single, day in Florida. Always a dose to be found, even if it is so dry a person thinks it is impossible, they are still there somewhere. Spraying cow dung, is: just don't do it. Innoculating cow dung: just don't do it. Like many things the "problem" is simple, and the "solution" is even easier. But to know "how" to find the solution, is, really the key. A Floridian can always have more mushrooms then they might ever want anything to do with. I mean, even if a cow pattie is not growing mushrooms, does not mean a shroomer who finds it can not make them grow, in purportions with no limit. You just need to know "how" to do it correctly.

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GGreatOne234 said:
You could find shit. You could probably even find the mushrooms right now too.

Mushrooms are ancient. Really been around for a long long time.

How much longer has a cows stomach been around compared to a pressure cooker.

How much longer have there been cow patties around, then there have been spore syringes and super soakers.

The day Gumby wears his night vision goggles into a pasture again, is the day a mushroom hunting forum does not allow any talk about mushroom hunting. Mushroom hunting is against the rules in the mushroom hunting forum (i.e. "We can't help you here.).

Mycelium can be cared for, and expanded, really, easily.

Gumby knew that after his two full weeks of mushroom hunting. That is how he seperates the "n00bs" with the rules.

Gumby and his super soaker, we never will forget. We, we never will forget.

I said look, you don't need to wear night vision goggles to see mushrooms, you will find more without them. He said fine, I will bring a flashlight and my ipod. I said look, you don't need a flashlight, he said, I'm going to make a rule about that, only use red lights.

The rules of mushroom hunting were made because rules are needed for mushroom hunting, it is only logical.

Cow patties are, just chewed up and digested grass. I barely even consider it "shit". It is already treated through the cows stomach. A cow pattie that has mycelium inside or underneath it, is basically mushrooms right there if you look at it right. Mix it all together right and add your own humidity. After the mushrooms grow, mix more into it again, grow more. There are tips and tricks but that is basically how to do it in Florida.

Gumby, hunted mushrooms for two weeks, so you might be a "n00b". Last time we heard from Gumby he bought 72 spore syringes from a web-site and innoculted one cow pattie at a time. I said look, you don't need to do that, that isn't going to work. He said I have a digital hygrometer and bought dozens of cool mist humidifiers and dozens of extension cords to supply the requred electiricity. He asked, will my wild mushrooms grow now, someone replied "You can't ask that here.". His rules backfired on him. He said, I might just go mushroom hunting this weekend with no infared goggles this time, all he got was a locked topic and a "You can't say that here, you can't talk about mushroom hunting at the mushroom hunting forum.". Gumby broke the rules, big-time.

Apparently one day, Gumby was in the field one night on his second weekend of hunting mushrooms and the batteries ran out of the infared goggles, so he gave it up. At least he was not a "n00b" anymore.

Hoses are good for this. Only the mist. Do not really spray the mixes directly. Place them in bushes or tall grass and spray the bushes instead. And above, spray the air, make rainbows in the air is enough if it is that dry otherwise the hose is not even needed.

Another thing that is not even needed, is Gumbys Rules of mushroom hunting. Gumby decided that the rules were not enough and one day, Gumby made a very fatal mistake. Because he is a ass-kisser and the rule-police.

Psilocybe cubensis typically has rhizomorphic mycelium, seen at the bottom of the pattie from the dung landing on top of the grass with spores, and eventually the rhizos are inside of the actual pattie from the grass the cows ate, chewed up, and eventually landing on the floor of the pasture again where more spores await to be encased.

Another thing about Gumby and his little rules. Gumby forgot to make thinking about the rules illegal. He forgot to make thinking about thinking about the rules illegal and so on. Obviously the Rules of mushroom hunting are a outstanding idea. It is better then prohibition, because Gumbys retarded rules and smashing "n00bs" is cool like that.

A person does not need spores in Florida, because pastures are already covered with them. You just can not see them. Like Gumby. Gumby walked around a pasture during his two weeks of mushroom hunting, he said for almost a half an hour and did not see any spores. So he thought.. there should be a rule against thinking about spores, spores are not mushrooms, and since mushroom hunting is against the rules then spore hunting should be against the rules also. So spore hunting was banned and Gumby left the pasture before noticing that there was manure in the pasture also. Even though manure should be against the rules, just like grass and trees and air, Gumby failed to outlaw these things.

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hahahaha....There are some out there everyday and most def right now.  You just have to know where to look.
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CubensisCutter said:
you people have to realize that even in the perfect conditions not all fields will produce active mushrooms. also you have to know exactly where to look in the field. try walking the treeline, shrooms like shade. and if there is a spot in the field where cows can wander into the woods, that is a very good spot. also, look in tall clumps of grass because the grass will hold the humidity around the cow patty, as well provide shade. try finding a field that doesnt get mowed. if you see llarge bails of hay in the field for the cows to eat then it is likely you will not find many shrooms...grain fed cows are the ticket. where i live there is 85%+ humidity every morning because of the morning dew being evaporated, and i imagine it is the same in florida. it is unbelievable that there arent any posts of people finding cubes, shameful really. get the fuck out there and look

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werrrrrrrrrrd. and the flat tire couldve been ur alaby for why youre parked there

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haha i forgot about this thread, my tire was in the process of going flat i still had a a lil air left. the irony is i ended up tryin that feild again in prime conditions and i hit a pan. cope jackpot.