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Re: PNW Cyan season right around the corner! [Re: Theylikethatshit]
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Just got back. Nothing :frown:
I knew I left too early in the day, not to mention the year.

I was wandering around a farm looking for cyans, and it took an hour to ride there. Plus they've torn up the wood chips around the trees. I might not have my sweet spot again this year. I've picked a quarter pound dry within  2 hours easy way back when.

Anyway, I'm going to hit the forest and look for edibles, and also ride around town real slow checking everyone's lawns and woodchips.

Good Luck guys.
But I think it will be a week or so at least before someone posts something good.


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Re: PNW Cyan season right around the corner! [Re: Psilocybeingzz]
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Psilocybeingzz said:
Just got back. Nothing :frown:
I knew I left too early in the day, not to mention the year.

I was wandering around a farm looking for cyans, and it took an hour to ride there. Plus they've torn up the wood chips around the trees. I might not have my sweet spot again this year. I've picked a quarter pound dry within  2 hours easy way back when.

Anyway, I'm going to hit the forest and look for edibles, and also ride around town real slow checking everyone's lawns and woodchips.

Good Luck guys.
But I think it will be a week or so at least before someone posts something good.



yeah I agree, its been raining but still to warm.


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Re: PNW Cyan season right around the corner! [Re: Theylikethatshit]
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I'm glad I'm not the only one. I feel a lot better about taking it easy for a week or more now. Fuck, I just went looking for edibles and such as well.
From 4:30am, till now, I've been looking, and picking up food etc.
But mainly looking.

Fuck I've earned some fucking mushrooms.  OIY!


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Re: PNW Cyan season right around the corner! [Re: Psilocybeingzz]
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yeah ive been gettin pumped lookin for some new spots.:box:
I got a good feelin about this year


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Re: PNW Cyan season right around the corner! [Re: Theylikethatshit]
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yeah i checked mine this morning. nothing yet :[

i dont even see any mycelium though

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Re: PNW Cyan season right around the corner! [Re: shpongolia]
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it was rainin yesterday and it's nice and sunny up here on the eastside, gonna go for a little skate/hunt here in a minute. i'm not expectin any yet but I think within a week there should be good news on this thread :thumbup:

i'd agree with everyone here tho - cyans really are pretty much the most potent mushrooms. 3.5 grams of dried cyans sent me soooo far down the rabbit hole haha

Edited by blkjkrabbit (09/22/08 05:02 PM)

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Re: PNW Cyan season right around the corner! [Re: blkjkrabbit]
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Have you guys ever had fresh azurescens 8 grams of fresh mushrooms sent everyone that has taken them into a level 4 trip, about 12-15  grams was a level 5 trip. this equates to less than a gram dried for a really good trip that lasted  7-8 hrs peeking the whole way

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Re: PNW Cyan season right around the corner! [Re: coolboarderguy]
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coolboarderguy said:
Have you guys ever had fresh azurescens 8 grams of fresh mushrooms sent everyone that has taken them into a level 4 trip, about 12-15  grams was a level 5 trip. this equates to less than a gram dried for a really good trip that lasted  7-8 hrs peeking the whole way



From what I understand 10 grams fresh will dry to about 1 gram, but the potency also drops when you dry the mushrooms. 10 grams fresh might very well equate to 2 grams dry as far as potency. That's still pretty strong though.

Anyway, I found a spot or two that I've found galerinas nearby. I'm wondering if these are the kinds of spots I should be looking at.




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Re: PNW Cyan season right around the corner! [Re: JamesChappy]
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hmmmm those actually look like cedar chips to me, which P.Cyans usually do not grow out of. Sometimes you'll get lucky and find a patch that is in fact somehow growing out of cedar chips, but even in such an instance there's usually some amount of alder chips mixed in with the cedar.

The season is definitely on its way, and I have a pretty strong feeling that this year is going to be a good one. At any rate it HAS to be better than last season, which pretty much blew fat donkey balls. I've been hunting in the PNW for about 5 years and last season was the shortest-lived, lamest one that I've seen yet. I think that in roughly 10 days from now Cyans will be popping up all over.


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Re: PNW Cyan season right around the corner! [Re: Soularize]
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Went to the coast this last week, very weak. I went high, and low. In the dunes, and in the forest. Nothing in the dunes. And very little in the forest.
Went to Spokane over the weekend. Checked all the way there, the canyon, the plains, the east river, Lewis, nothing.
Thinking about St. Helens this weekend for eddies, but not sure where, was thinking North of Cougar, toward horse camps.. I want oysters, and chicken.
Going to Ashland tomorrow morning, and Spokane by midnight, will be waking up wen. morning in Spokane with some hours to hike. If anyone knows some good trails up there or down in Ashland shout it out!
Peace, and good hunting!


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Re: PNW Cyan season right around the corner! [Re: 69I8U]
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I'm in the  shoreline are looking to go on a major hunt soon anyone down let me know

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Re: PNW Cyan season right around the corner! [Re: thizzi]
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Just curious as to what distinctive features alder chips have compared to others?


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Re: PNW Cyan season right around the corner! [Re: Chronick]
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I do know they are usually light colored, the good ones are a grey color. What kind of chips have that yellow color comonly used in playgrounds? Is that alder just new stuff? So the weather isnt raining anymore much damn might have to wait a bit more till october

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Re: PNW Cyan season right around the corner! [Re: Chronick]
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instead of looking at the wood chips, look at the mushrooms growing there. 

most times you find cyans next to the same kind of mushrooms every year.

Examples:


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Re: PNW Cyan season right around the corner! [Re: FondaCox]
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Ooo, thanks for the tip! I've seen the mushroom in the second picture in a park nearby! That definitely perks my interests.

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Re: PNW Cyan season right around the corner! [Re: Theylikethatshit]
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cyans are making their first appearances of the PNW season, I had a feeling to go out and look at the most productive spot i picked last year and found about six or seven pins coming up. They are under a bush at the edge of some tall grass in a area that stays moist. This is also a spot where i added a bunch more chips to earlier this year. last year this patch was large and i believe the mycelium is surfacing to produce a bunch this year as well!

By the way this down around sea level, the micro-climates are out there so get ready to hunt!

I have pictures on my phone and will try to get some up soon.


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Re: PNW Cyan season right around the corner! [Re: Topcorn]
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NICE! what area of the PNW are you in? Seattle area? Portland (I hope)?

I was thinking about that microcosm thing earlier. It makes sense to me that an area that regularly gets hit by a sprinkler would maintain enough moisture to grow the cyans as soon as the temps are right for fruiting. Or would the spray from the sprinklers just kill the mycelium?

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Re: PNW Cyan season right around the corner! [Re: Topcorn]
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Topcorn said:
cyans are making their first appearances of the PNW season, I had a feeling to go out and look at the most productive spot i picked last year and found about six or seven pins coming up. They are under a bush at the edge of some tall grass in a area that stays moist. This is also a spot where i added a bunch more chips to earlier this year. last year this patch was large and i believe the mycelium is surfacing to produce a bunch this year as well!

By the way this down around sea level, the micro-climates are out there so get ready to hunt!

I have pictures on my phone and will try to get some up soon.



pics?


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Re: PNW Cyan season right around the corner! [Re: Beege]
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Okay...so I've ventured into some spots recently. One is a local park that has an East Asian style Zen garden with rock fountains, woodchip paths, and a little pier type thing that overlooks a body of water. There's also abundant rhododendrons with woodchips spread around underneath in some spots, as well as blackberry bushes.

However, upon looking yesterday to find some actives, I came up empty handed.

Maybe we need more rain? Or I need ACTUAL spots cause there's none!

Is there still a chance for an area to yield cyans even if the woodchips are from last year/two years ago?


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Re: PNW Cyan season right around the corner! [Re: Topcorn]
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Topcorn said:
cyans are making their first appearances of the PNW season, I had a feeling to go out and look at the most productive spot i picked last year and found about six or seven pins coming up. They are under a bush at the edge of some tall grass in a area that stays moist. This is also a spot where i added a bunch more chips to earlier this year. last year this patch was large and i believe the mycelium is surfacing to produce a bunch this year as well!

By the way this down around sea level, the micro-climates are out there so get ready to hunt!

I have pictures on my phone and will try to get some up soon.



Great to hear man,
Im around sea level so im going tommorow to check a spot I have.
Its in the woods so im thinking it may have held the moisture/humidity from the rains and hopefully ill come across some pins.
I upgraded to an actual 5.0 megapixel camera instead of my cell so I will also have pics.


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