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botanika

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    subs vs cubes vs copes

    thanks, im OS right now, have to wait for aussie meanies - but someone told me i can get copes here in the south (PRC) and ill get a chance in cambodia in sept. Pastures on the NSW S Coast good?
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    Much Strangeness...help needed

    bonzai shrooms: i've been picking subs from a great patch of fine woodchip for several years and most enjoy a segment that year round seems to produce stunted, retard and baby shrooms that never grow big but are always cute and potent. When u consume these there is a strong alkaloid taste and they stain intensely. I seem to get extremely colourful, happy vivid highs whereas larger ones nearby produce more body stone, blurry out of focus, even though they are fresh too. I even found sub truffles once, deformed pins under layers of chips and myc' wonder if Im ever eating P. eucalypta amongst my patch or its all part of the delicous sub variability?
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    psilocybin toxicity

    could be similar to lsd in exactly that way - there is a trip threshold where the body has depleted all its serotonin etc and any damage after that is from other factors l
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    Organic mushrooms ?

    i think they explode mica with high pressure steam...
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    Subs

    The type of woodchip should not be as critical as the way it is structured. Like a plant it needs ratios of moisture, air, nutrients and a medium to grow in. If the medium, such as woodchips, is arranged in a way that allows complex interactions between nutrients, moisture and air and if climate permits a complex mushroom can grow. If one finds subs on both pine and euc then its the medium dynamics, microclimate and nutrients that are most important. Its probable certain wood mediums contain elements that favour growth
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