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some problems of grow and grow box
P. cubensis isn't nearly as picky about temperature as most mushrooms.- Alan_Rockefeller
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Need help for mushrooms identification
See also http://mushroomobserver.org/3783 http://mushroomobserver.org/8400 http://mushroomobserver.org/15914- Alan_Rockefeller
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unpleasant coming up
The harsh come up is a common complaint with psilocybin. Try mescaline instead.- Alan_Rockefeller
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To harvest or not to harvest?
Don't pick the pins, instead put some leaves on them to hide them and keep the moisture in until they are full size.- Alan_Rockefeller
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Are you familiar with the Dosage Calculator?
Panaeolus subbalteatus (= P. cinctulus) is just as strong as Psilocybe cubensis, gram per gram, when dried. Most people report a more pleasant trip from Panaeolus cinctulus than cubensis or woodlovers so I consider them worthwhile for that reason. I am not going to argue about capitalization...- Alan_Rockefeller
- Message #25
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contamination?
Yea for sure. You don't want that green trichoderma growing anywhere near your grow room. That was unnecessary, if they actually fruit mushrooms then the mushrooms are safe to eat as long as they don't have green on them. OP, if you want to move them to another FC in your garage or something...- Alan_Rockefeller
- Message #133
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Light Sterilization in Glovebox (UV/LED)
Those are both great books, probably the best out there on the subject. They aren't going to investigate you because you get drug books from the library. Still, soups awesome to cook, easy and they last awhile in the fridge/freezer. There aren't many foods better than a home made soup. Here...- Alan_Rockefeller
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Are you familiar with the Dosage Calculator?
They don't need to know, that value is selected for you automatically when you select a species in the drop-down. You can also change it to adjust for a batch that is particularly potent or weak. The most valuable part is giving you an idea of how much to eat when you are eating something...- Alan_Rockefeller
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Psilocybe azurescens
Yes, woodlovers and inactives are the only mushrooms I am interested in cultivating. I don't think the obscure mushrooms I have mentioned are really that hard to get ahold of, I have spores for all of them except P. caerulipes. And they will fruit more easily than azurescens, so its probably...- Alan_Rockefeller
- Message #23
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Psilocybe azurescens
If you live in FL I am not sure it will ever get cold enough to fruit azurescens. I recommend Psilocybe subaeruginascens sensu Guzman for warmer climates, the fruiting is not tied to cold in that species. I would be extremely suprised if you were able to get spores from that species, they...- Alan_Rockefeller
- Message #22
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Are you familiar with the Dosage Calculator?
That sounds like a good starting dose if you want to reach level 5, some people eat much larger amounts but others would be calling the paramedics if they ate more than 5 grams. I think it would be irresponsible to advocate taking more, especially since the dosage calculator is primarily used...- Alan_Rockefeller
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Psilocybe azurescens
I would be worried that plastic would lead to mold growing instead of the mycelium that you want. I recommend watering it once every ten days if its been dry. Watering too much will make it not fruit when the temps do finally drop. It won't die if it dries out. A few leaves on the top will...- Alan_Rockefeller
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Psilocybe azurescens
P. azurescens is hard to fruit, I recommend P. cyanofriscosa. Its just as strong and much easier to grow/fruit.- Alan_Rockefeller
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Recommendations: Best Psilocybin Mushroom Field Guide
Yea the Stamets book is the best one out there that focuses on psilocybin mushrooms. The most up to date list on which psilocybin mushrooms grow in your area is here: http://www.shroomery.org/8461/Which-psi ... in-my-area- Alan_Rockefeller
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