Phycodelics in Ohio?

chuq

Active Member
Usually not on this part of the site, im a weed man myself but I want to trip with a few freinds. We searched the net the other day before we decided to go out. (it had just rained and it was morning) Pretty much we went through the woods for 3 hours and came back with everything but magic. Ive read a few things about where to search for magic. Before all this ive always heard under cow shit.-- one site said hoese poo is better but not sure on this, another said hay, compost piles, and organic shit like that. Yesterday evening we drove around and found 3 cow pasturze that we can get to easily.
So my question is which place will I more likely find them in? I live in ohio.
P.S.- my dad said it depends on what the cattle eat. Took his word for it cause he used to be a hardcore hippy :joint:
 

D3adH3ad

Well-Known Member
It's way to hot here in OH for shrooms. It needs to be damp and dark for like a week and a half..I'm afraid that time is over. But who knows..im not really the shroom expert.

:joint::mrgreen: peace,
Deadhead
 

SunnyD

Well-Known Member
its been really hot and humid....for the past week.. Im 60 percent sure u might find some around....
 

Gobwats

Active Member
It's way to hot here in OH for shrooms. It needs to be damp and dark for like a week and a half..I'm afraid that time is over. But who knows..im not really the shroom expert.

:joint::mrgreen: peace,
Deadhead
Huh? Used to find them all over the pasture (yep, in piles of cow shit) down in central FL after every good rain throughout the summer. They didn't stick around long, but they sure came up fast as soon as the rain passed and the sun came back out.
 

Philly_Buddah

New Member
I just left Philly a few days ago and have been in Cleveland....It has been pretty hot over here, for example today we had a high of 95 with high humidity (70%) and yesterday was almost just as hot and the next 4 days are supposed to be the same. Im not expert on shrooms but I dont know if they could even survive in that kind of environment.
 
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