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Re: PNW Cyan season right around the corner! [Re: Theylikethatshit]
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Theylikethatshit said:
Suprisingly I went to my woodland patch today and came across my first finds of the season:



They were scarce though, only found 6 or 7 small ones in one of my many areas. The biggest cap was a little bigger than a quarter.
I believe if anyone in the south sound has a patch watered on a regular basis they should check it because mine would be flourishing if we had more moisture.
Anyway, good luck and welcome PNW Season!


Congrats! The season is officially open! Woot!

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Re: PNW Cyan season right around the corner! [Re: chrissmith002]
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Hell yeah nice find bro! Supposed to get some more rain tonight here in Seattle. :mushroomgrow::mushroomgrow::mushroomgrow: Let the season begin. :mushroomgrow:


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Re: PNW Cyan season right around the corner! [Re: PsilocybinMind]
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AWESOME...you lucky pnw fellaz always get the goodz
peace,and have a great season!
pf


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Re: PNW Cyan season right around the corner! [Re: pfshroomer]
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Damn, now I wanna find some! I think I may wait like a week, assuming we get more rain in the next few days...

I'm just afraid I won't find any. I know plenty of spots where they'd love to grow, but what if they're not to be seen?!!

I would be sad. Anyway, gratz on those finds! I'm anxious now haha


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Re: PNW Cyan season right around the corner! [Re: tyler_0_durden]
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I went to a couple parks today and searched for a few hours. I found tons of galerinas and these TINY TINY LBMs that were about a centimeter wide and about 4 cm tall, the stalks were super thin, like just a couple millimeters and had very clear rings on them from the veil. It was a little windy today so everything I found was on the lee side of trees and anything that wasn't was dried out.

Quick question about Cyans, are their stems hollow?

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Re: PNW Cyan season right around the corner! [Re: JamesChappy]
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Hmm... I don't think so. They're fibrous, or however you spell it. It means that they can be peeled like string cheese. But the stems themselves are supposedly very tough, and they'll grow like cubensis (the stems are often curved close to the base, and they fatten out).

Don't even pay attention to the "rings" that may form around the stem. I don't think I've seen any pictures of cyans that actually do that. They're called "blue halos" because when they flatten out, you can notice bluing around the edges of the caps...

Despite my extensive knowledge of the mushroom, I've never found one in real life. Sad, isn't it! Well...I guess I haven't really put much effort into looking though.

My advice to you: Look around stickerbushes or blackberry bushes (i.e. invasive bushes that drop lots of small wood branches year after year). You should also keep in mind not to venture into forests that have mostly evergreen trees, cause you won't find any cyans there (JUST DEATH CAPS, AHH!!). Cyans like to be near/under deciguous trees and their respective mulch. What is also promising is to look into recently developed areas that have a lot of woodchips laid down. You need to look for the light colored, almost grey looking woodchips...and these places are hard to find nowadays...


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"As a man who has devoted his whole life to the most clear headed science, to the study of matter, I can tell you as a result of my research about atoms this much: There is no matter as such. All matter originates and exists only by virtue of a force which brings the particle of an atom to vibration and holds this most minute solar system of the atom together. We must assume behind this force the existence of a conscious and intelligent mind. This mind is the matrix of all matter."  --Max Planck

Edited by tyler_0_durden (09/24/08 07:29 PM)

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Re: PNW Cyan season right around the corner! [Re: tyler_0_durden]
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Found my first find of the season! Found 3 small Gymnopilus luteofolius on the usual log. They only pop up during the fall/winter.

They all were half eaten by bugs so I picked one of them to bring back to photograph. I'll post pics once my camera battery charges up.

The season has begun!


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Re: PNW Cyan season right around the corner! [Re: BlimeyGrimey]
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gym's....

reminds me of coon :sad:

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Re: PNW Cyan season right around the corner! [Re: FondaCox]
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:igor: R.I.P


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Re: PNW Cyan season right around the corner! [Re: BlimeyGrimey]
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Hell yea I am stoked for this season!!!

Last season I yielded 14 ounces, almost a pound dired of P. Cyan's. I still have 6 grams left of dried cyans from last season too! lol I gotta finsih those off soon :lol:

Loks like the season is underway tho! Crazy, theylikethatshit, mad props for the first find of the season bro that's wasup :thumbup:

Let the games begin :hotidea:

:mushroomgrow: :mushroomgrow: :mushroomgrow: :mushroomgrow: :mushroomgrow: :mushroom2: :grin:


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Re: PNW Cyan season right around the corner! [Re: hoopershroomer]
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Quote:
My advice to you: Look around stickerbushes or blackberry bushes (i.e. invasive bushes that drop lots of small wood branches year after year). You should also keep in mind not to venture into forests that have mostly evergreen trees, cause you won't find any cyans there (JUST DEATH CAPS, AHH!!). Cyans like to be near/under deciguous trees and their respective mulch. What is also promising is to look into recently developed areas that have a lot of woodchips laid down. You need to look for the light colored, almost grey looking woodchips...and these places are hard to find nowadays...


Well mine colonized well into a forest.
Those pictures are natural cyans, VERY RARE
It has barely rained at all where im at, I was suprised to see them in the bone-dry setting.
And to whoever asked, season will be BOOMING when it rains more

Anyway, the spot I found them in was maybe 2 sq feet and they grow all over in the woods im talkin about so im goin back this weekend to see if they came up at any of the other spots.

And thank you for the ratings!


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Re: PNW Cyan season right around the corner! *DELETED* [Re: Theylikethatshit]
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Post deleted by Vivid_Dreamer

Reason for deletion: No longer wanting to have an account...



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Re: PNW Cyan season right around the corner! [Re: Vivid_Dreamer]
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Vivid_Dreamer said:
Still no real fruiting of actives here on the harbor as far as my favorite hunting grounds but I didn't look to hard today, to much rain, besides I can wait 2-3 more days till the rains slow down... They will be fruiting quite well by then.


Yeah you probably missed them.
I would think the extra moisture in the harbor would cause them to fruit.
You will probably find some on your next trip.


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Re: PNW Cyan season right around the corner! [Re: Theylikethatshit]
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Nice find little bro, we shall be hunting very soon!


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Re: PNW Cyan season right around the corner! [Re: Theylikethatshit]
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So, the wife and i are BOTH having mushy dreams now... Its coming!! Keep beating on the drum, stomping the feet, and watering the lawns!! OOOOooooOOOOOOoooo YEAH!!!!!!!!


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Re: PNW Cyan season right around the corner! [Re: 69I8U]
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:discodance: "Rain Dance"


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Re: PNW Cyan season right around the corner! [Re: Theylikethatshit]
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Lets see if this works, I'm gonna post some of my finds from today's search...


and this is the tree I found them under. I'm pretty sure they're all some kind of galerina.

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Re: PNW Cyan season right around the corner! [Re: JamesChappy]
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Where you find galerinas, you will find cyanescens. Usually..

they like to grow next to each other, so make sure you get the right ones!


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Re: PNW Cyan season right around the corner! [Re: tyler_0_durden]
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No joke. Galerinas have the same poisons as amanitas

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Re: PNW Cyan season right around the corner! [Re: JamesChappy]
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Your life could be over really easily from one stupid mistake make sure you do a proper ID

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