Too Cold For Shrooms To Grow?

I've heard that this time of the year is too cold for shrooms to grow. Is this true?

And is there a site that will tell you if any poisinous ones grow near me so I know if I go hunting. I've never gone, and I've been wanting to for a while now. I heard just look for the ones growing on top of cow pattys with a purple ring.


Edit: Also, do you think that LSD would be safer than shrooms.

"Most species of Psilocybe are considered to be LBM's (little brown mushrooms) and have thousands of look-alikes (to the beginner). Eat one wrong mushroom and, up to 2 weeks later symptoms develop, and the only chance of saving your life is a liver- or kidney-transplant."
Quoted off: http://www.a1b2c3.com/drugs/pictures/musid1.htm

 

P. Cubensis can be found almost year round in the south/southeastern US. . .

Go to www.erowid.org and look up their mushroom info, they have identifying guides.
If you know what they look like, it's kinda hard to get something different. . .do be aware of a. virosa though, it can look a little similar to p.cubensis, though the gills are always white on a.virosa(never brown/blueish like cubies)

 

"P. Cubensis can be found almost year round in the south/southeastern US. . ."

Good luck with that!

You'll find a stray one here and there in florida, but that's all and they're rare.

April showers bring may mushrooms...

Where in Fla are you, magicmeds?

 

central near disney and all that jazz. it's getting cold outside for being down here.

 

Just you wait-

By june, you'll easily find and harvest them by the lb. I've still got a couple of dry OZ in the freezer.

I'm about a hundred miles southwest near charlotte harbor. When it warms up, c'mon down for a pickin'.