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Sorry I just saw this Phyto. Gosh...recycled psychoactive properties? Jesus....youvlived in Humboldt?! How was it? I saw a terrible documentary on it up there. I thought ugh and these are supposed to be calm weed toking folks!That's crazy, there are very few wild mushrooms I would collect/eat uness with an expert. The only Amanita that has psychedelic properties (that I know of) is Amanita Muscaria, HOWEVER, the psychoactive ingredient makes some high, makes others deathly ill (everyone has a different tolerance). The psychoative ingredient is not broken down by the body, it is just excreted, and can be "recycled" (YECH!!). As I recall, the toxic poison (not psychoactive) in most Amanitas is not heat labile, so boiling it will do nothing to break down the poison. The poison will destroy your liver, most people who survive eating them end up having liver transplants. Just read an article today about 3-4 people in Australia dying after eating "Death Angel's", which are Amanitas. When I lived up in Humboldt Co. there were amanita muscaria mushrooms everywhere in the redwood forests, some were huge. I spent an hour trying to convince someone not to eat one, hope I was successful!
I remember my old mycology professor used to say "There are old mushroom hunters, and there are bold mushroom hunters, but there are no old, bold, mushroom hunters!" Word to live by.
Sorry Brew, I didn't see this notification! They look so good, perfect in fact and so HUGE! How is growing corn? Never have....Watermelon update end of August If you want to see explosive growth, you need to grow some of these watermelons.
They started fruiting about 2 weeks ago. Looking at easy 15 pounders
You can see a little one at bottom of pic, I think a bird pecked it
Thought it was dying but took off growing the other day
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Now for the big ones, 2 of them
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Some corn big as my forearm
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