I've found these in a florest area around my house, does anyone know how to identify if they are magic mushrooms? or what specific species it is
I've found these in a florest area around my house, does anyone know how to identify if they are magic mushrooms...
Alexander Parker
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Alexander White
dont eat that
Charles Ortiz
magic mushrooms grow from cow feces so I doubt it.
Henry Turner
just eat them
Nicholas Hill
Death caps. Do not eat.
Austin Martin
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Carson Perez
Death caps dont have black spots like that. Ive eaten those before. Best shit out there.
Camden Robinson
op's shrooms are not death caps dumbshit
also Sup Forums is not the place to identify shroom
Camden Rogers
The trunks of these are too thin for it to be deathcaps.
I've asked a biologist friend and the only thing he could say it's that it belongs to the basidiomycetes class
Cooper Scott
lol enjoy dyin
Leo Anderson
not strictly true at all
Cameron Cook
no bulb at base, no skirt around stem.
you're a fool
Nathaniel Gutierrez
gah just eat 'em what's the worst that could happen
Asher Thompson
1) where in the world are you?
2) what were the conditions they were growing in? Ground, trees, forest, field?
3) what's the size of the cap and also the overall height of the biggest one
they're not magic but I can probably tell you what it is
Jace Jackson
Return them to the florist and ask if they're magic mushrooms
Dylan Bennett
you do realise that unless you are hunting for "magic mushrooms", it is very unlikely that any random mushroom you find will be
there are many, many mushrooms, and very few that contain psilocin. those do NOT look like any that I know of
you are best off to manufacture your own, in your homes
Nicholas Rodriguez
im live in brazil, northeast area
they were growing on the ground, around some grass
the biggest is around 20 cm in height and 4 cm on the cap
Carter Russell
underrated
Henry Scott
possibly quite young lactarius deceptivus? not poison or magic, just inedible
Matthew Diaz
what about the ones that eat up wood chips?
Xavier Rodriguez
what about the ones that grow on pretty lil cakes of brown rice?
Kayden Cook
i see what you did there
Blake Clark
Fawk yeah
Jaxson Cox
this
looks to be maybe from the inedible lactarius family, but I don't know much outside of European mushrooms really, some North American ones are the same as here but don't know about Brazil. Basically you could probably eat it, but it would be as delicious as eating a rock. definitely not magic though I'll tell you that. familiarise yourself with the exact mushrooms your looking for if you want to hunt for magic or otherwise AND carry a book with an identification key or Roger's Mushroom App if you have a smart phone. Definitely worth it if you wanna get in to picking or even just hunting for cute little fungi