Psilocybe subaeruginosa...Variations in shape, color, size etc..

[Amazonian]

Here is a display of P.subaeruginosa, showing the variations that they can come in. This thread isn't meant to replace 'The first subs of the season' threads each year, it's more just a gallery to show the different colors, sizes, shapes etc... that P.sub' can come in.

Feel free to add photos of Psilocybe subaeruginosa (but they MUST be Psilocybe subaeruginosa).

If possible,I would like to keep this thread 'pictures only' (captions on photos are fine).

(@... naja naja, if you feel this thread should be in the Fungus ID sub forum, feel free to move it )

OK, lets kick it off...

Edited May 30, 2013 by Amazonian

[tipz]

edit : sorry i missed that bit. if the mods can delete please. ill come back with photos

Edited June 12, 2012 by tipz

[Distracted]

Some variations of South Australian subs found in native bush and in ferns.

After uploading my photos to an album I realise the only way to easily get the pictures like Amazonian's in the first post is to upload them as attachments :/

Otherwise they come out linking to the picture in the gallery... ah well.

Edited June 12, 2012 by Distracted

[theuserformallyknownasd00d]

here are some meaty specimens grown inside a greenhouse

here are some grown in a garden woodchip bed. the pics arent great, but as you can see they are very umbrella shape and stand no taller than 1.5 inch mature

these ones are from the same patch as the woodchip bed ones. they have migrated 10mtrs into a man made rockery/creek thats littered with eucy compost. these ones grow the same height, max 1.5 inch but the cap is almost 3 times larger, possibly due to getting more nutrients other than garden woodchips...?

d00d

[Amazonian]

[nagual78]

Damn ive been only finding edibles this year got to stop gpoing up to the reservoir and stay in the burbs its just so crisp up there and the little fella loves it

[SunChaser]

9cm cap