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Re: PNW Cyan season right around the corner! [Re: Theylikethatshit]
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It rained here last night so I will be going to the same patch and a few others today to see how fast they are growing.
Ill let you guys know what I find.


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Re: PNW Cyan season right around the corner! [Re: JamesChappy]
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JamesChappy said:
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.

Those look like a a pholiotina, which are poisonous.

Note the annulus and cap color

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Re: PNW Cyan season right around the corner! [Re: Theylikethatshit]
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It rained so much! but I have to work today...:thumbdown: Tomorrow I'm running errands and I'm keeping a keen eye out. I also thought of another place that might be wonderful to look, but they closed it and there is no trespassing. If I could find a place to park my car though, they'd never know I was in there. I'm so excited. It's worth the soggy shoes and pants for the next almost eight months, haha...

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Re: PNW Cyan season right around the corner! [Re: weiliiiiiii]
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Those look like a a pholiotina, which are poisonous.

Note the annulus and cap color


Because it wasn't a cyan find or an ID request I failed to mention that there are two species of mushrooms growing in the pics. One species had very narrow stems with a nice little ring on them from the veil. The other species had thick stubby stems that were completely hollow. Both were growing out of wood chips.

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Re: PNW Cyan season right around the corner! [Re: Echo7]
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Well here is swiy's first post, Hi all!

After reading this forum thread and hearing about the right conditions for hunting swiy had remembered a whole area near where swiy lives covered with the below pictures.

So last night Swiy went for some midnight hunting and this is what was taken for sample.

Here is the sample in its natural world.



Also here are a few others that were in the area.



Spore print seems very dark to almost black.



Now swiy am not sure if swiy has what he is looking for. but after seeing the spore print swiy is guessing it might be a look alike?

You all are the experts :smile: Please let swiy know. And if swiy need to get more info or sample pictures that is not a problem.

it has been raining here steady for 2 days here in the PNW and temps are around 15c day to 10c at night.

Thanks in advance.

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Re: PNW Cyan season right around the corner! [Re: bcboy]
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Those look a lot like Panaeolus cinctulus.  What substrate was it growing on?  Can you post some clearer pics of the caps and stem and underside of the cap?  Use a digital camera with macro mode on.

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Re: PNW Cyan season right around the corner! [Re: bcboy]
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Yeah and no need to hunt at night silly...

Especially when you don't even know what you are looking for :foreheadslap:

I can't wait to get home and check my patches - stupid biz trip :bitch:

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Re: PNW Cyan season right around the corner! [Re: FondaCox]
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Sorry Swiy was working until almost midnight so that
was the only choice until this weekend.

The samples came from wood chips. Also horse manure is everywhere "horse farm"

Will get better pictures tonight.

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Re: PNW Cyan season right around the corner! [Re: FondaCox]
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Yea those really do look like pan subbs. They look slightly different than a normal subb but that would probably be because its growing out of  different substrate. I know they can be found in mulched beds and bark chips, though not as common as finding them around dung. Plus the spore prints are black. What do they smell like? They should smell like normal white store mushrooms.

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Re: PNW Cyan season right around the corner! [Re: coolboarderguy]
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Yes they do have that store mushroom smell.

with a black spore print and looking like many of the pictures swiy has seen on this site and reading other threads this could be a rather large area of pan subbs.

What must swiy do to get a positive ID before swiy gives them a try.

A garbage bag could be filled in 20 minutes.

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Re: PNW Cyan season right around the corner! [Re: bcboy]
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Unless there was visible blueing, those are not active.

Don't eat them

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Re: PNW Cyan season right around the corner! [Re: bcboy]
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No offense, but this is the Cyan thread. I'm not quite sure why you didn't just post a new ID Thread. You'd get more attention and replies that way anyway. :smirk:


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Re: PNW Cyan season right around the corner! [Re: Nihlus]
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Good bit of rain in the Willamette Valley yesterday.  Hunting time!  And if nothing shows up...I'll get some nice pictures at least :smirk:

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Re: PNW Cyan season right around the corner! [Re: Nihlus]
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Anyway, check out this page for identifying Pan Subbs -

http://www.impakt.net/~tyler/subbs/

It's a good sign that the spore prints are black because there really aren't poisonous mushrooms with black spore prints. Although I've heard there is a type that has a black spore print that can seriously damage your body or even kill you if alcohol is in your system while the mushroom is ingested.


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Re: PNW Cyan season right around the corner! [Re: Nihlus]
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Pull some out of the ground and try bruising the end where all the white stuff it and see if there is any hint of blue. Get some higher quality pics of the stems and caps  and post them. The stems should have a redish color to them especially when bruised and they should be hollow, when you try and bend them they should break.

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Re: PNW Cyan season right around the corner! [Re: coolboarderguy]
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Oh and what was it growing out of and the stems should also have almost like a very fine fuzz on them before you touch them or pick them.

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Re: PNW Cyan season right around the corner! [Re: Nihlus]
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"Although I've heard there is a type that has a black spore print that can seriously damage your body or even kill you if alcohol is in your system while the mushroom is ingested."

That would be Coprinus variegatus.  There is a chemical in the mushroom that reacts violently with alcohol to cause vomiting and intense stomach pain.  They use it to produce pills to stop alcoholism.  It can also be eaten, albeit carefully, if picked at the right time, i.e. before the spores start to "melt".

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Re: PNW Cyan season right around the corner! [Re: coolboarderguy]
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coolboarderguy said:
Pull some out of the ground and try bruising the end where all the white stuff it and see if there is any hint of blue. Get some higher quality pics of the stems and caps  and post them. The stems should have a redish color to them especially when bruised and they should be hollow, when you try and bend them they should break.


Don't forget that we shouldn't be "picking" cyans. Picking them damages the myc and hinders further growth. Use scissors and snip them near the base of the mushroom.

Yay for rain in the Willamette Valley, I'm gonna check a few spots that I heard about and I'll be sure to take my cam with me to post any finds.

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Re: PNW Cyan season right around the corner! [Re: jobot37]
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coolboarderguy said:
Oh and what was it growing out of and the stems should also have almost like a very fine fuzz on them before you touch them or pick them.


The exact material that they were found in was a mix of horse stable left overs. The straw and horse dung that they take out of the stalls every morning. It was spread around earlier in the year maybe Feb 08 behind one of the stables. This is where the pictures came from and where they were found, and there is a lot!.

and yes the larger one in the picture had that fuzz you mentioned.

Nihlus thanks for the link that was perfect reading.

Hunting for cyan's continues... :smile:

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Re: PNW Cyan season right around the corner! [Re: bcboy]
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No luck for me today, I found two more cyans growing but that was it aside from the few yesterday.


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