Was wondering if anyone knows if psilocybin cubensis shrooms grow in the areas around atlanta... I hear they grow in southern georgia, but not sure about my area... just east of atlanta. there are plenty of cow pastures nearby, and I was hoping to go shroom huntinany tips ?
cubensis are native to the entire southeast u.s. I'd pick up a mushroom identification guide and do some studying before you go, as some poisonous mushrooms also grow in the south. If at all possible find a trustworthy person with experience doing this in your area, and try not to tresspass. happy hunting!
Weillie (i know i butchered that) check erowid for the name...
it grows in 6 counties of Ga, nowhere else in the world....
Bit late in the season for that one, i believe its more of a fall mushroom.... but maybe they sprout in the spring time too... I hear they are a very potent species....
20-03-2009 04:51
weilii are great mushrooms, if you can find the right patch your in for a treat thats for sure. As far as other cubensis, I've been picking field shrooms for quite a few years, and the spring time is were its at in Georgia. Right after it rains for a good while go scope a field out with cows (be careful, you are liable to get shot if you trespass). I lived on the south side of ATL for most of my life, and i sure as shit didn't have a problem finding enough sources of themOriginally Posted by jamaica0535
Happy Hunting!
im hoping to go hunting again for them again some time....weilii are great mushrooms, if you can find the right patch your in for a treat thats for sure. As far as other cubensis, I've been picking field shrooms for quite a few years, and the spring time is were its at in Georgia. Right after it rains for a good while go scope a field out with cows (be careful, you are liable to get shot if you trespass). I lived on the south side of ATL for most of my life, and i sure as shit didn't have a problem finding enough sources of them
as it happens to be most of my time is spent in 2 of the 6 counties its found in....
thanks for the replies. I have a friend who has some experience... he says best time to go find them is around 4am about 24 hours after a rainstorm. I've been on erowid alot lately making sure I kow exactly what cubensis look like. I just heard that they are a fall and spring species around here.
wish me luck ^_^
Georgia
Gymnopilus junonius
Gymnopilus luteofolius
Gymnopilus luteus
Panaeolus cinctulus
Panaeolus cyanescens
Panaeolus olivaceus
Psilocybe atlantis
Psilocybe caerulescens (very rare)
Psilocybe caerulipes (very rare)
Psilocybe cubensis
Psilocybe weilii
...and 2 as yet unnamed Psilocybe species!
from the shroomery
http://www.shroomery.org/
You got some replies. For future reference, this would be most suited for the N&S American Drug Discussion forum.
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