Panaeolus Subbalteatus

They look lighter in my pic but dude trust me on this one. There are subtle variations in most plants and mushrooms but "das dem!'

Can you make a print and post it?

 

Panaeolina foenisecii in my backyard which produced dark purple brown

sporeprints,
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they turn white after a few hrs..

 

these are sporeprints:

 

i will make sporeprints next time i find them in my yard, however, they have disappeared for now. and orison, thats a look alike im aware of. but i dont think mine are those.

 

this species is not suppose to contain much magic, but after eathing the whole plate of them.. they do. They are very thin, almost the size of a strain of thread once dried.
They have a nitrogen taste, and sort of a rubber balloon bitterness to them, i do also think the caps are not very potent at all but the magic is in the stems..

 

Yeah I read on erowid that they contain trace amounts of psilocybin, but barely any.

Whats the dosage (wet or dry) for the subbs? Since they grow in my area I think I will do some mushroom hunting this summer, since my 1.75 grams of 4 aco dmt has been flushed down the toilet by my parents

 

yo, i think i read u say they had black, or brown spores. from what i remember that is bad. very bad. never eat shit if you dont know what it is. and dont listen to people identifying shit from bad pics on the internet either. i cant believe some people were encouraging u to eat that shit.

 

Because we've eaten them before and know what we're doing and you don't?

 

Wow i think i have the same one's in my yard and all over my town! haha You think they grow where i live in south-eastern PA?

 

ive read that its a common misconception that Panaeolina foenisecii contain any psilocybin.. and cory.. possibly. they grow almost everywhere 3rd most common magic mushroom.. check with shroomery.org

 

Yeah i'm going to do that haha.