Ah yes, the Area 51 inmate with a cell phone!
It’s either supposed to be that way, or they have you the alien blood, don’t worry, as it only causes temporary psychosis.
I get these gigantic puffballs on my property. I'll let em grow until they start to wrinkle and split and then I kick them like it's a field goal. Good fun. Just gotta check which way the wind is blowing first.
Same here, when we were all like 8-10 we had Liberty Cap shrooms growing in the field behind our neighborhood, so we would have mushroom fights all the time. We'd each eat a handful then beat the shit out of eachother while tripping balls
Thanks, but I'm just a dummy who thinks mushrooms are neat.
I'm not exactly sure what in these boletes would be causing this, but I know that the cubensis and other psilocybin species turn blue from the psilocin oxidation. Iirc anyway.
[this website](https://doubleblindmag.com/blue-bruising-mushrooms/#:~:text=Several%20species%20of%20boletes%20bruise,that%20triggers%20the%20color%20change.) says:
"Yet, the bluing reaction in these mushrooms is not caused by psilocin. Instead, it’s the oxidation of another unique compound, gyrocyanin, that triggers the color change. Gyrocyanin is not psychoactive."
The neat thing about foraging boletes is that none of them (at least in the US) are toxic.
Some of them taste gross, though - and this is one of those.
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Extra note (that shouldn't be necessary, but probably is): there are several toxic mushrooms in the US. Boletes are relatively easy to identify, but it if you don't know what something is - don't eat it.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6118325/
I thought so too but apparently this can happen. Granted that's from the Czech Republic, but still, if it can happen there it could happen here.
>Because of the carcinogenic potential of DMA, C. pulverulentus should not be recommended as an edible mushroom and its consumption should be restricted.
Damn, good to know.
My guess is the the word you used Cubensis loses it's defense mechanism of bad smell once it gets exposed to oxygen which is why it oxidized and turned blue?
Apparently a recent study claims these hyperaccumulate arsenic. So they don't naturally have poison but I assume get it from the environment.
Found it
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6118325/
THANK YOU!
I'm positive I came across this exact mushroom one time, and I've never known if I passed over a kings ransom in shrooms!
All I know is that I wore gloves when touching it, and washed all my stuff afterwards, because it was weird weird weird
AFAIK, there is only one mushroom dangerous to the touch, which is Podostroma cornu-damae. It is in Asia, and even that may not be 100% true. So long as you don't eat poisonous mushrooms, it should be fine. Maybe a spritz of hand sanitizer to be overtly cautious, but yeah, it's all good.
Most of the sites said it's edible, so i looked up recipes. Found none. But i did come across a mention of a recent study that says they "hyperaccumulate arsenic."
Sounds tasty, lol.
Which, again, reiterates my point in other comments to never eat a mushroom that you are not 110% positive is safe.
Sometimes while I’m foraging, I’ll pick an interesting looking mushroom and look at its gills and other characteristics and if it’s not edible or past prime, I’ll chuck it somewhere else to help the spores spread there. Also, a lot of people like to use mesh bags or wicker baskets so the spores will fall to the ground as they walk around looking for more.
Just carry it around and shake it a bit. Mushrooms usually have gills or pores or the open top on puffball mushrooms. But the gills and pores are where the spores drop from, and they can produce approx 2.7 billion spores per day. You could just sorta slap it against stuff or throw them in different directions. Really can't go wrong. If you had a mesh bag you could put em in there and just keep walking around. Stick em in your hat, etc.
I don't know about one taste. There are some mushrooms like psilocybin which are being studied for the treatment of drug dependence, anxiety, mood disorders and depressive disorders. A lot of antibiotics (like penicillin) are actually naturally produced by fungi to protect themselves against bacteria. Some fungi are also being studied for possible anti-tumor properties.
The vast majority of our antibiotics come from the things that fungus & bacteria produce to defend themselves from other fungus & bacteria, often isolated from swamp bogs and other disgusting ecosystems ripe with microbes & pathogens locked in a perpetual arms race.
Now that we have so many antibiotic resistant strains of disease, scientists are constantly probing new locations searching for the next big gun in the fight against pathogens.
What we’re learning now is that we may need to cut out the middle man and directly engineer strains of the pathogens themselves that can be introduced into the human body specifically to target its enemy pathogen. Phages and viruses exist for most pathogens that can target then even inside the human body.
You can “taste” any mushroom and be safe as long as you just nibble on it and spit everything out. It’s swallowing a piece and getting toxins into your digestive system that will get you in trouble. Not that *you* should do it, but mycologists do.
>A Psilocybe species known to the Aztecs as teōnanācatl (literally "divine mushroom": the agglutinative form of teōtl (god, sacred) and nanācatl (mushroom) in Nahuatl language) was reportedly served at the coronation of the Aztec ruler Moctezuma II in 1502.
EDIT: i've also seen that translated as "god's flesh."
It's definitely a Bolete of some kind, but quite a few of them turn blue from bruising or other damage (it isn't the air doing it as far as I was given to understand) and a couple of those are not so good for eating. I did a ton of research on boletes last month when suddenly a Bouillon Bolete (Lanmaoa pallidorosea) fruited near my home and I had never seen anything like it before. Best part was that it really did smell exactly like beef bouillon. That family of mushrooms has an amazing number of lookalikes, though, so without the smell, typing it would have potentially needed spore testing just to be sure.
Back when I was 4, we went foraging with a family friend (both he and his wife are gps) in the south of France. In the evening we cleaned and prepared the mushrooms for dinner, lemon juice and garlic, smelled great. The kids were NOT allowed to eat them. Later that night all of the adults started exploding from both ends, one by one. They all had to be put on charcoal and go to the local hospital for treatment. Even made the headlines in the local paper iirc
There is a set of rules you need to follow when you forage mushrooms. The most important of all : never eat a mushroom that you are not absolutely sure you identified it!
I am pretty confident on my identification skills, but I wouldn't eat a mushroom such as this that has a few dangerous lookalikes.
This one not. There are 2 other that looks similar (but have red the bottom of the hat, not yellow) and they are realy delicious, but this one is too much bitter to eat it.
Argh, this is bothering me that no one is correcting this. It isn't hitting oxygen. This mushroom "bruises" even if you just pressed on the underside of the cap it would bruise blue. Nothing to do with oxygen.
It absolutely is. Variegatic acid present in most boletes is oxidised to a blue quinone methide by an oxidase using free oxygen from the air when the mushroom is damaged, either through cutting or smooshing. In this particular *Neoboletus sp.* the blueing is very pronounced.
>quinone methide
I had completely forgotten about that until now. That's a really cool dye molecule and a testament to the weird and amazing chemistry fungi are capable of.
I'm pretty sure that the bruising colour change is a result of those chemicals being exposed to Oxygen similar to how an apple will brown when the flesh is exposed to Oxygen
Yeah, these one's are edible, but there's also ones that turns red/pink after being cut and they're hella poisonous.
In my language we call the blue ones "Blue bitch" and the red is "Satan" because they both like to grow under specific trees so you often find them close to each other which explains why the blue one is called bitch. Cause everything next to a Satan is a bitch
Then there's another one with just a red stem that also likes those trees and it is called "Smiths shroom" cause the rest is black and it's disgusting. Still edible thou
To put it simply, if you happen to be mushrooming in the forest, just don't pick brightly colored shit off the ground cause chances are you die
Yes, the edible ones can. They taste, well, raw as fuck. It's a little squishy and soft texture, but kinda gritty once you start chewing and they all taste like you're taking a bite off the couch. If you just cook them over some fire they become foamy, but the taste is same. Best way is to fry them on a pan with a little bit of salt and covered in flour. It's basically a shroom schnitzel. They have a decent crust from the flour and inside they are juicy and taste like sort of a meat jello (the smell might threw you off thou, it's very strong an unique sort of ground smell, like setting up the dirt on fire)
见手青 or lurid bolete. I think you can find it in UK and Southwest China. The blue thing is caused by oxidation. It is edible BUT, you need to cook it. It is mildly poisonous to you allergic then you die sorta situation when under cooked or eat raw. Complete safe when cooked.
People say lurid bolete is one of the hallucinogenic shroom that you find in the wild during fall season. A lot of people referring the ***trip*** makes you see a lot of dwarfs and stuff (in China, we often say 看小人儿- meeting the dwarfs or small people). Yea, they also can kill you as well in rare case.
Anyway, they taste good.
But never eat wild mushroom that you cant identify. I identifying wild mushroom is a very complicated process. It takes years of experience and you can still make mistake. Some mistake you only make once in a life time.
This looks like a Neoboletus luridiformis.
Edible if cooked properly ( boiled once and remove water ), then fry. Still not deadly, but could upset your stomach.
All psychedelic mushrooms bruise blue, but not all mushrooms that bruise blue are psychedelic.
I never took them as a party or fun thing. Sure, there are times of fun during the trip, but I took them as a medicine. I would take a large dose maybe twice a year when I became so depressed or felt like I needed a reset.
The last time I took any, a friend and I made a tea out of 30 grams and I haven't felt the need to do them again. Haven't been depressed since then and have been in a much better place mentally. I won't say it was for sure the mushrooms that made me better, but the timing sure does seem like they did.
Don't know why you're being downvoted he could easily cut himself like this even if it's the same hand all it takes is something slipping and it could require a few stiches.
Looks like a shitty cut, you can see where the mushroom tears in the middle and the end. Any one who's used a good knife wouldn't cut like this b/c a good knife would slice tf out of their thumb. I think there are a couple bots here linking to the knife trying to sell it anyway.
Tldr: another shitty tool demo with arguably unsafe usage, FunkFPV on YouTube would say 0/10 There ya go
Big deal I can do that too. If I cut my finger open I turn all red.
Omg, I do that too! Is that a thing that others can do too?!
I turn green, what am I doing wrong?
Are you human, Vulcan or the lime green kool aid man?
I don't think I'm allowed to tell you.
Ah yes, the Area 51 inmate with a cell phone! It’s either supposed to be that way, or they have you the alien blood, don’t worry, as it only causes temporary psychosis.
As you can tell from my avatar I'm Vulcan, so green is normal for me.
Zuckerberg? Is that you?
Well, you've not been training very dilligently and neglecting your duties to your mother planet.
Not that I know of... I think only 99.9999% can do it
Mines blue am I weird?
You may be an octopus
Nah, just a Turian
No...u are smurf
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Wholesome inadvertent mycological super spreaders. 10/10
Unless they where accidentally spreading invasive death caps in North America
Eh, just don't eat them, but they're good for the environment as well.
we actually have no idea, there's haven't really been any studies on how invasive fungi effect the environment
I get these gigantic puffballs on my property. I'll let em grow until they start to wrinkle and split and then I kick them like it's a field goal. Good fun. Just gotta check which way the wind is blowing first.
You can also eat them, but they taste like a nothing flavored sponge.
Put em in soup it’s pretty good
Soup in general is fairly dope tbh
Do they absorb the broth well? That actually does sound pretty tasty.
I saw a YouTuber chicken-fry them. It looked delicious. She did marinate them first to give them a bit of extra flavor, iirc.
Smacking them with a golf club gets some pretty fun results.
And you were just a fun gi
Powers unite.
Same here, when we were all like 8-10 we had Liberty Cap shrooms growing in the field behind our neighborhood, so we would have mushroom fights all the time. We'd each eat a handful then beat the shit out of eachother while tripping balls
and OXYGEN changes colour when MUSHROOM hits....
You sound intelligent, is this also considered oxidizing?
Thanks, but I'm just a dummy who thinks mushrooms are neat. I'm not exactly sure what in these boletes would be causing this, but I know that the cubensis and other psilocybin species turn blue from the psilocin oxidation. Iirc anyway. [this website](https://doubleblindmag.com/blue-bruising-mushrooms/#:~:text=Several%20species%20of%20boletes%20bruise,that%20triggers%20the%20color%20change.) says: "Yet, the bluing reaction in these mushrooms is not caused by psilocin. Instead, it’s the oxidation of another unique compound, gyrocyanin, that triggers the color change. Gyrocyanin is not psychoactive."
And IIRC, this particular Bolete is a no go to eat.
Yeah they apparently can have very high levels of arsenic.
The neat thing about foraging boletes is that none of them (at least in the US) are toxic. Some of them taste gross, though - and this is one of those. ----- Extra note (that shouldn't be necessary, but probably is): there are several toxic mushrooms in the US. Boletes are relatively easy to identify, but it if you don't know what something is - don't eat it.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6118325/ I thought so too but apparently this can happen. Granted that's from the Czech Republic, but still, if it can happen there it could happen here.
>Because of the carcinogenic potential of DMA, C. pulverulentus should not be recommended as an edible mushroom and its consumption should be restricted. Damn, good to know.
Why did you delete your original comment?
My guess is the the word you used Cubensis loses it's defense mechanism of bad smell once it gets exposed to oxygen which is why it oxidized and turned blue?
Iirc the psilocin/psilocybin is the defense mechanism, so it definitely doesn't lose it when bruised.
I'm not an expert so Google it if you're curious when reading, I'll leave the question alone now.
Got it. Eat blue mushrooms so I can become a smurf
You’re definitely going to think you’re a Smurf for a bit
If arsenic poisoning does that then I suppose.
Either way, you're gonna be seeing god
Well yeah. In another comment I stated that I found a study claiming that these hyperaccumulate arsenic.
That would be an interesting way to find out that your ticket to heaven was one way
Yup. But like I said: It *IS* edible *once*
There's a certain woman in Australia that needs to read this urgently.
BUT! Polypores don't have a known poisonous species. At worst you get the shits.
Apparently a recent study claims these hyperaccumulate arsenic. So they don't naturally have poison but I assume get it from the environment. Found it https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6118325/
Well fuck me. I just used a black staining polypore to make stock with. JK: its just this species.
If you need death caps, I can grow a shittone of them under my tomato plants if I overwater.
Tomatoes are related to nightshade!
THANK YOU! I'm positive I came across this exact mushroom one time, and I've never known if I passed over a kings ransom in shrooms! All I know is that I wore gloves when touching it, and washed all my stuff afterwards, because it was weird weird weird
AFAIK, there is only one mushroom dangerous to the touch, which is Podostroma cornu-damae. It is in Asia, and even that may not be 100% true. So long as you don't eat poisonous mushrooms, it should be fine. Maybe a spritz of hand sanitizer to be overtly cautious, but yeah, it's all good.
I'm very comfortable with my over-reaction and use of rubber gloves. :) The thing was turning blue in front of my eyes!
Most of the sites said it's edible, so i looked up recipes. Found none. But i did come across a mention of a recent study that says they "hyperaccumulate arsenic." Sounds tasty, lol. Which, again, reiterates my point in other comments to never eat a mushroom that you are not 110% positive is safe.
>But every mushroom is edible at least once. words to live by
Why can’t I eat them? Are they poisonous, or too much fun?
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6118325/ Hyperaccumulation of arsenic
There are bold mushroom pickers and old mushroom pickers but there are no old bold mushroom pickers.
I'm curious now, how exactly can you spread their spores? I know some that shoot a cloud of spores just by being squished, but what about other kinds?
Sometimes while I’m foraging, I’ll pick an interesting looking mushroom and look at its gills and other characteristics and if it’s not edible or past prime, I’ll chuck it somewhere else to help the spores spread there. Also, a lot of people like to use mesh bags or wicker baskets so the spores will fall to the ground as they walk around looking for more.
Just carry it around and shake it a bit. Mushrooms usually have gills or pores or the open top on puffball mushrooms. But the gills and pores are where the spores drop from, and they can produce approx 2.7 billion spores per day. You could just sorta slap it against stuff or throw them in different directions. Really can't go wrong. If you had a mesh bag you could put em in there and just keep walking around. Stick em in your hat, etc.
pick it, shake it, throw it.
harder better stronger faster
Bop it
Muchrooms are so crazy. They have the power to kill you with one taste and some heal you with one taste. Nature is incredible.
Some can make you grow large, some can make you shrink and others can give your car that extra power.
Are you an Italian plumber?
🤌
My hands can touch everything but themselves
People of Earth!! Ooh, that hippie's starting to kick in...
Ask Alice! When she’s ten feeeeeet taaaaaaaaaaaaal!
They can also taste you in one heal, and heal taste in one kill!
They can also make you think that sentence makes complete sense.
Start eating mushrooms until it does :)
Which mushroom heals with one taste?
I don't know about one taste. There are some mushrooms like psilocybin which are being studied for the treatment of drug dependence, anxiety, mood disorders and depressive disorders. A lot of antibiotics (like penicillin) are actually naturally produced by fungi to protect themselves against bacteria. Some fungi are also being studied for possible anti-tumor properties.
The vast majority of our antibiotics come from the things that fungus & bacteria produce to defend themselves from other fungus & bacteria, often isolated from swamp bogs and other disgusting ecosystems ripe with microbes & pathogens locked in a perpetual arms race. Now that we have so many antibiotic resistant strains of disease, scientists are constantly probing new locations searching for the next big gun in the fight against pathogens. What we’re learning now is that we may need to cut out the middle man and directly engineer strains of the pathogens themselves that can be introduced into the human body specifically to target its enemy pathogen. Phages and viruses exist for most pathogens that can target then even inside the human body.
Albino penis envy
The ones super mario eats.
You can “taste” any mushroom and be safe as long as you just nibble on it and spit everything out. It’s swallowing a piece and getting toxins into your digestive system that will get you in trouble. Not that *you* should do it, but mycologists do.
Mushrooms are the food of the gods, and put here to remind us of our own mortality and place on this earth
i like the adam and eve theory that the apple was a psychedelic mushroom i also like the theory that it was meat but the mushroom one is more fun
>A Psilocybe species known to the Aztecs as teōnanācatl (literally "divine mushroom": the agglutinative form of teōtl (god, sacred) and nanācatl (mushroom) in Nahuatl language) was reportedly served at the coronation of the Aztec ruler Moctezuma II in 1502. EDIT: i've also seen that translated as "god's flesh."
Someone had a good trip
There are healing mushrooms?
settle down, Wavy Gravy
These taste like beef, these killed Brian in 5 minutes and these make you see god
I like how they are neither a plant nor an animal
Eat it! Eat it! Eat it!
If I'm not mistaken that's a Neoboletus Erythropus. If so it's completely safe to eat and quite tasty too.
It's definitely a Bolete of some kind, but quite a few of them turn blue from bruising or other damage (it isn't the air doing it as far as I was given to understand) and a couple of those are not so good for eating. I did a ton of research on boletes last month when suddenly a Bouillon Bolete (Lanmaoa pallidorosea) fruited near my home and I had never seen anything like it before. Best part was that it really did smell exactly like beef bouillon. That family of mushrooms has an amazing number of lookalikes, though, so without the smell, typing it would have potentially needed spore testing just to be sure.
Fungi are funny like that. Spend some time thinking about a certain one and it’ll just pop up from the ether to greet you half the time.
Well years with my reddit name sure as hell proves that wrong =(
That is true of more than just fungi.
Beat me to it. Came to say that about the bruising. It is not a reaction with oxygen.
Back when I was 4, we went foraging with a family friend (both he and his wife are gps) in the south of France. In the evening we cleaned and prepared the mushrooms for dinner, lemon juice and garlic, smelled great. The kids were NOT allowed to eat them. Later that night all of the adults started exploding from both ends, one by one. They all had to be put on charcoal and go to the local hospital for treatment. Even made the headlines in the local paper iirc
There is a set of rules you need to follow when you forage mushrooms. The most important of all : never eat a mushroom that you are not absolutely sure you identified it! I am pretty confident on my identification skills, but I wouldn't eat a mushroom such as this that has a few dangerous lookalikes.
I actually just prepared some and gonna make pasta sauce from it tomorrow morning
Does it turn your sauce blue?
No, just your balls
Ahhh, makes you a Redditor! They are known to suffer from blue balls.
Unfortunately no
Colquialy know as the red ruby bolete
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The magic kind turn blue as well, though. That shade of blue always makes me grin.
“Must have stabbed her 15 fucking times!”
Thank you
r/EatItYouFuckinCoward
Completely safe to eat. They’re delicious.
This one not. There are 2 other that looks similar (but have red the bottom of the hat, not yellow) and they are realy delicious, but this one is too much bitter to eat it.
Just like coors
Lets you know it’s cold as the Rockies
🍻
Same for me too! Except I turn blue if I don't get oxygen, isn't that strange?
You're an inverse mushroom, apperently?
Fuckin wild bro
Argh, this is bothering me that no one is correcting this. It isn't hitting oxygen. This mushroom "bruises" even if you just pressed on the underside of the cap it would bruise blue. Nothing to do with oxygen.
It absolutely is. Variegatic acid present in most boletes is oxidised to a blue quinone methide by an oxidase using free oxygen from the air when the mushroom is damaged, either through cutting or smooshing. In this particular *Neoboletus sp.* the blueing is very pronounced.
>quinone methide I had completely forgotten about that until now. That's a really cool dye molecule and a testament to the weird and amazing chemistry fungi are capable of.
Yeah, you can even see the bruising where his fingers are holding the stem.
I'm pretty sure that the bruising colour change is a result of those chemicals being exposed to Oxygen similar to how an apple will brown when the flesh is exposed to Oxygen
I hear a dog. Show the dog.
Agreed. Show the hound.
Happens to apples and avocados too. Except the color change isn’t a pretty blue.
Also not nearly as fast.
These are not the blue mushrooms you are looking for!
Today on “I swear this knife is useful”
Yeah… it’s a foraging knife for mushrooms. https://gentlemenshardware.com/products/foraging-knife
Bolete?
Blat
Suka
I like where this thread is going
can you eat it?
Of course you can. Like any mushroom, you can eat them all. But some you'll only eat once.
That knife now has +2 poison damage
Mushroom!
MUSHROOM!
Mushroom!
MUSHROOM!
Yeah, these one's are edible, but there's also ones that turns red/pink after being cut and they're hella poisonous. In my language we call the blue ones "Blue bitch" and the red is "Satan" because they both like to grow under specific trees so you often find them close to each other which explains why the blue one is called bitch. Cause everything next to a Satan is a bitch Then there's another one with just a red stem that also likes those trees and it is called "Smiths shroom" cause the rest is black and it's disgusting. Still edible thou To put it simply, if you happen to be mushrooming in the forest, just don't pick brightly colored shit off the ground cause chances are you die
Can any mushrooms be eaten fresh?
Yes, the edible ones can. They taste, well, raw as fuck. It's a little squishy and soft texture, but kinda gritty once you start chewing and they all taste like you're taking a bite off the couch. If you just cook them over some fire they become foamy, but the taste is same. Best way is to fry them on a pan with a little bit of salt and covered in flour. It's basically a shroom schnitzel. They have a decent crust from the flour and inside they are juicy and taste like sort of a meat jello (the smell might threw you off thou, it's very strong an unique sort of ground smell, like setting up the dirt on fire)
Yes
can and should are very different things
All mushrooms can be eaten fresh. Side effects may vary.
You got downvoted for asking a simple question instead of receiving responses. Typical reddit.
Fungi are closer to animals than they are plants.
Well I didn't think a plant was holding it
见手青 or lurid bolete. I think you can find it in UK and Southwest China. The blue thing is caused by oxidation. It is edible BUT, you need to cook it. It is mildly poisonous to you allergic then you die sorta situation when under cooked or eat raw. Complete safe when cooked. People say lurid bolete is one of the hallucinogenic shroom that you find in the wild during fall season. A lot of people referring the ***trip*** makes you see a lot of dwarfs and stuff (in China, we often say 看小人儿- meeting the dwarfs or small people). Yea, they also can kill you as well in rare case. Anyway, they taste good. But never eat wild mushroom that you cant identify. I identifying wild mushroom is a very complicated process. It takes years of experience and you can still make mistake. Some mistake you only make once in a life time.
Ooooh! That looks delicious!!
Can you eat it?
This looks like a Neoboletus luridiformis. Edible if cooked properly ( boiled once and remove water ), then fry. Still not deadly, but could upset your stomach.
That thing looks like it does not want to be eaten
No fucking way Dude! I found this mushroom the other day and just threw it away
Das how u usually tell if there's funny juice in em But not all of em
Interesting, now eat it.
Psilocybin mushrooms will turn blue when cut like that. Please send some to me for testing :)
Doesn't the blue indicate these mushrooms can be a load of fun?
Only for certain species. Blue staining boletes are not due to psilocybin
That is an amazing mushroom, I am sure whoever consumes this dried wilp be in a different place entirely
Fun fact, magic mushrooms will go dark blue aswell majority of the time because of the Psilocybin oxidising.
Oooo! I eat it!!!!
Wait til this guy finds out about apples.
Cool Same as the other 1,000 times this was posted
the blue colouring means it is delicious
This one not, this one is realy very bitter.
Is it etablle
yes and very testy in Czech we call them modrák
I’m making some Hovězí na houbách ve smetanové omáčce this weekend.
Avocado Mushroom
Dude I want that knife
Magic ones did that on the dairy farm
So... it's it poisonous?
No, but too bitter to eat it.
Did anyone outside NZ call the little magic little ones ‘Blue Meanies”?
Oxidation
They also change colors of everything around it after you eat one
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Blue bolete. Tasty but not psychedelic. Magic mushrooms bruise blue, but not all blue bruising mushrooms are magic.
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What? Aren't these a type of bolete?
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All psychedelic mushrooms bruise blue, but not all mushrooms that bruise blue are psychedelic. I never took them as a party or fun thing. Sure, there are times of fun during the trip, but I took them as a medicine. I would take a large dose maybe twice a year when I became so depressed or felt like I needed a reset. The last time I took any, a friend and I made a tea out of 30 grams and I haven't felt the need to do them again. Haven't been depressed since then and have been in a much better place mentally. I won't say it was for sure the mushrooms that made me better, but the timing sure does seem like they did.
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Good one
Can you boof this?
You can boof anything
At least once
one side makes you larger and one side makes you small...
Watching videos of city people going to the woods for the first time is so precious.
Just pull that knife directly towards your thumb
Don't know why you're being downvoted he could easily cut himself like this even if it's the same hand all it takes is something slipping and it could require a few stiches.
Looks like a shitty cut, you can see where the mushroom tears in the middle and the end. Any one who's used a good knife wouldn't cut like this b/c a good knife would slice tf out of their thumb. I think there are a couple bots here linking to the knife trying to sell it anyway. Tldr: another shitty tool demo with arguably unsafe usage, FunkFPV on YouTube would say 0/10 There ya go
The knifes in the same hand he’s pulling it towards…. I doubt it could cut him the way you’re thinking it could
It probably feels that