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Just found a HUGE MUSHROOM in my yard
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Okay I'ma sound REALLY dumb but are trippin' mushrooms drugs? or what?
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It can be if used properly, it can also be deadly!
They are illegal to harvest and use as a hallucin
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It can be if used properly, it can also be deadly!
They are illegal to harvest and use as a hallucin
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Thats very interesting. thanks for the information.
Thats very interesting. thanks for the information.
I was at my egg guys house last week and he had one by an old tree trunk that looked like the most beautiful angel wings. He was suppose to take a picture of it, it was so unusual. I noticed this year that the little brown mushrooms are in huge clusters, and I haven't noticed that before either. . .sign of the times I guess.
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I went out to the spot I found this and there was a smaller one and I intend on cutting it open and taking pics.
The trippin types, don't they grow in manures? I have plenty of that, and by throwing some straw and chicken poop into a garbage can I had a bunch of mushrooms. Doubt they give anyone a buzz.
The trippin types, don't they grow in manures? I have plenty of that, and by throwing some straw and chicken poop into a garbage can I had a bunch of mushrooms. Doubt they give anyone a buzz.
No body knows exactly how many mushrooms contain compounds that when ingested produce hallucinations, however I think there are around 215 known species currently recognized, more will surely be discovered.
A few of them grow in manure however a large number prefer different habitats; lawns, wood chip piles, dead wood, etc. The last time I saw a fruiting of hallucinogenic mushrooms they were growing terrestrially from the well manicured lawn of a church -- the irony sort of pleased me lol.
Most hallucinogenic mushrooms contain a compound called psilocybin, along with a few similarly structured molecules. Magic mushrooms from this category are generally considered to be relatively nontoxic from the physiological perspective, however they can have pretty darned profound psychological impacts.
The magic mushrooms of the genus Amanita are known to be far more toxic -- to the point of being quite dangerous. The genus Amanita is home to hundreds of species including some of the most deadly mushrooms on the planet.
A few of them grow in manure however a large number prefer different habitats; lawns, wood chip piles, dead wood, etc. The last time I saw a fruiting of hallucinogenic mushrooms they were growing terrestrially from the well manicured lawn of a church -- the irony sort of pleased me lol.
Most hallucinogenic mushrooms contain a compound called psilocybin, along with a few similarly structured molecules. Magic mushrooms from this category are generally considered to be relatively nontoxic from the physiological perspective, however they can have pretty darned profound psychological impacts.
The magic mushrooms of the genus Amanita are known to be far more toxic -- to the point of being quite dangerous. The genus Amanita is home to hundreds of species including some of the most deadly mushrooms on the planet.
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