Im in pennsylvania and

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  1. Rellik

    Rellik Member

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    i live close to like 2 horse stables not big ones but thers horses.

    and im wondering if i could find the shrooms in the horse shit?

    and how would i no if its the right stuff?
     
  2. salmon4me

    salmon4me Senior Member

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    Use google man. And no you're not going to trip off of your neighboors horseshit mushrooms. In short, you'll have to buy them from someone. Good luck.
     
  3. young_deadhead

    young_deadhead I Love Lucy

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    thats how my buddy got his, but its the wrong season its too cold
     
  4. undercooked

    undercooked Member

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    Probably not in Pennsylvania. I think the only worthwhile active species that grows in PA is Paneoulus caerulipes (which I undoubtedly misspelled); some people call them "blue foots." Anyway, they are pretty hard to find and grow on wood, so don't get your hopes up. PA isn't the right climate for P. cubensis.
     
  5. young_deadhead

    young_deadhead I Love Lucy

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    my buddy that got the shrooms is in ohio so its not like the climates are really different from here and PA.
     
  6. undercooked

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    Well, here is a useful list of the various species that grow in each state: http://www.shroomery.org/8461/Which-mushrooms-grow-wild-in-my-area

    Here are the active species it lists as growing in Pennsylvania and Ohio:

    Ohio
    Gymnopilus aeruginosus
    Gymnopilus junonius
    Gymnopilus luteofolius
    Panaeolus subbalteatus
    Psilocybe caerulipes
    Psilocybe ovoideocystidiata

    Pennsylvania
    Gymnopilus aeruginosus
    Gymnopilus junonius
    Panaeolus subbalteatus
    Psilocybe caerulipes
    Psilocybe ovoideocystidiata


    All of these grow on wood. If your friend told you that he picked some off of shit, then he probably didn't want to give away his connection. There aren't any that grow on dung in this region that I am aware of, and the ones that grow on wood are more resistant to cold.

    Furthermore, Pan. Subbalteatus is also worthwhile. The others in the list are indeed active, but I'm not aware if they have high levels of psilocybin, psilocin, or undesirable chemicals that cause nausea.
     
  7. RELAYER

    RELAYER mādhyamaka

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    Go to Avondale, PA during the right season. Beyond that, I never said anything :tongue: good luck
     
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