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#1
 2008-05-15, 15:26 |
PyroPeanut1776 
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 Does Psilocybe semilanceata grow in the midwest?
Do Liberty caps grow in the Midwest, more specifically Illinois?
I found this reference:
http://64.233.167.104/search?q=cache:kGQFF_fNjH4J:lactarius.com/fungi/cook_list.htm+Psilocybe+%22illinois%22&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=1&gl=us
But I think there's a typo because it reads:
Psilocybe semilanceota.
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2008-05-15, 15:48 |
geezus666
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Re: Does Psilocybe semilanceata grow in the midwest?
Im not sure if that is the strain, but psilocybe mushrooms DO grow in Illinois...at least where I was.(SW). The strain is particularly weak, but in huge abundance.
try cow pastures. You literally can collect pounds of mushrooms, but they arent very potent.
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2008-05-15, 17:05 |
PyroPeanut1776
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Re: Does Psilocybe semilanceata grow in the midwest?
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Originally Posted by geezus666
Im not sure if that is the strain, but psilocybe mushrooms DO grow in Illinois...at least where I was.(SW). The strain is particularly weak, but in huge abundance.
try cow pastures. You literally can collect pounds of mushrooms, but they arent very potent.
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Although small, I read they are almost twice as potent as cubensis by weight.
Edit: I thought you were talking about LC. |
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#4
2008-05-16, 00:52 |
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Re: Does Psilocybe semilanceata grow in the midwest?
Why does it say P. Subbs don't grow here?
I'm sure they do in fact I went hunting for the first time today in a while and may have found some. I'm waiting for the spore print to see if it is jet black or dark brown.
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#5
2008-05-16, 06:27 |
PyroPeanut1776
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Re: Does Psilocybe semilanceata grow in the midwest?
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Originally Posted by WonkierBubble
Why does it say P. Subbs don't grow here?
I'm sure they do in fact I went hunting for the first time today in a while and may have found some. I'm waiting for the spore print to see if it is jet black or dark brown.
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What kind of environment do the Psilocybe subbs grow in? Decaying wood? |
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