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You can still make a decent trip out of .7g if you do the following: Take a MAOI and grind it up into fresh lemon or lime juice for at least 5-10 mins then take it like a shot. Edit: Look for black currant juice as an MAOI

A pressure cooker is not necessary with the pf tek. It's only required with grains, rye, etc. All you need is a pot with a little water and a lid. The reason I have never opted for kits is mainly because they are terribly cost ineffective and I enjoy the process of growing mushrooms. I can...

If your happy with mediocre flushes and uneven pin sets then don't use a light. Any experienced mushroom cultivator knows proper lighting is essential. A light not only provides the direction for the mushrooms to grow, but also is probably the strongest indicator for the mycelium network...

They are not psychedelic mushrooms.

What else would you do with it besides drinking it? I wouldn't take it on a bright sunny day as high doses of homatropine will cause severe sensitivity to light. Besides that I guess just don't over do it...smoke weed with it.

It's worth it. Go to shroomery and look up the pf tek. It's a simple way to grow mushrooms for beginners. If you follow it step by step your guaranteed mushrooms. Just read up and learn it's not that complicated at all.

Of course it is. It's not a scheduled substance in our country so why wouldn't it be. Plus the dose of amanitas is way higher than cubensis. A half oz to an oz is what most people take for a single dose.

No it's not worth it. For $25-$30 you could grow pounds of mushrooms if you know what your doing. Read up on the shroomery.org forums.

I know this is an old thread, but those could easily have been cubensis mushrooms. You should've taken a spore print I give it about 70/30 odds of those being a type of cubensis based on appearance and your location.

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It's impossible to grow mushrooms without light. Sure mycelium will grow but it certainly won't fruit without introduction to light. Cap size is a good indicator for light deficiency. Mushrooms lacking light will have very small caps with weaker color then those with proper lighting.

A hps light gives off light in the red spectrum probably somewhere around 3000K. You want to mimic daylight at 5500K-6500K. A compact fluorescent in that range is the way to go.

What state do you live in? Try and take a spore print and see what color it is. From what I can tell so far it doesn't appear to be a magic mushroom.

There are mild poisons in woodrose seeds. Thats why most people prefer to do an LSA extraction. I've gotten an upset stomache a few times, but other than nausea there is no real danger.

I've taken shrooms more times then I can count and like you sometimes I feel like shit during the come down. Acid on the other hand is completely different. The first time I did acid was the single most significant night of my life so far. I took 2 tabs of some really good blotter and it was...

I've gotten san pedro, woodrose seeds, and salvia from them a bunch of times...best company on the net. Type in "future 10" for a coupon code to save 10%.

Get your money back or throw those in the trash. My guess is he left them in a plastic bag when they were fresh. The black coloring can in no way be a good thing it's some type of mold or bacteria. Hydro grown mushrooms? lol....not possible.

The mushrooms are going to grow all over the cake not just on the top. More substrate + more exposed surface area = more mushrooms. These cups will work perfectly fine though.

Peroxide works and is very efficient. It will prevent molds/mildew from forming in the extremely conducive environment of a fruiting chamber. In addition it is also a very potent oxidizing agent, which is beneficial to a fruiting chamber.

Yea the whole process can easily be done at room temperature. It may take an extra day or 2 to fully colonize the jars, but it's actually worth it. The lower temps create an unfavorable environment for bacteria and other fungi to develop.