Oh..bummer still a beautiful mushroom anyways. I always wondered if you could grow shrooms in your plants dirt though lol that would be double the win
yes it doesthat usually means you got living soil. thanks for sharing!
no it's not a pcylicyblin cubensis...just a regular little mushroom,lol nothing wrong with it, totally harmless as long as you don't eat it...magic mushrooms can grow in all sorts of things, thats how they work, in nature they spread billions of spores, and coat EVERYTHING then maybe a fraction of one percent of those land on something with no competing fungus and the right moisture, heat, lighting, and nutes...those randomly make shrooms. it could be just a tiny chunk of soil, a bit of poop, a rotting log, whatever it is, needs to be free of other fungi because they will outgrow the magic mushroom fungus(mycelia) and kill it off, cubensis mycelium is not very strong, most other fungus like the green penicillin on your bread even!
it's quite easy to grow magic mushrooms if you know what you are doing but the main reason they get beds thick with the right kind of shrooms is they buy the spores and go to extreme lengths to ensure that they remain 100% sterile, they use homemade boxes with attached gloves like you see in movies, hepa filters, alcohal and flame, they pressure cook jars of substrate to sterilize them and pasturize horse poop to partially sterilize it. if everything is not 100% contaminant free they will usually die and wont put out a reliable harvest.
that usually means you got living soil.
Very good advise!DON'T EAT IT
VERY BAD ADVISE!!!!!!That mushroom up to p is not magic the way you can tell is to break it in half and if the stem turns blue then you can eat it if it dont turn blue then I wouldn't eat it unless you know for sure its edible
VERY BAD ADVISE!!!!!!
There are many ways to correctly identify mushrooms.
This is not one of them!
You must know exactly what you are eating and comments like "If it turns blue then eat it" could kill you!!
I have grown cubensis in the past and I still would not eat anything growing in the wild even if I thought I knew what I was doing.
I had a close relative almost die because he ate the wrong kind.
Organic Joe said:Well I guess if your going to quote what I'm saying then you should probably get it right!
I didn't tell anyone to EAT anything!
Not trying to cause shit here.Organic Joe said:the way you can tell is to break it in half and if the stem turns blue then you can eat it
Not trying to cause shit here.
Just saying to be very careful.
See Gnomes post above.......
From what I've read, the fat base of the stem is known as the "death something" it means don't eat it.
I ate a mushroom growing in my friends garden, it was tiny, like a 1/4 inch in diameter, and I tripped hard as shit, but I guess we were very lucky to not get regular mushrooms.