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...and ate. Shrooms!

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/4a/Psilocybe_semilanceata_6514.jpg

They look similar (if not exact) to the pic above, discovered in the backyard after a nitrogen-rich spring rain while checking on my crops (me big-time farming chief  ::)). I fried them up with five scrambled eggs, and enjoyed them with four slices of toast with butter and apple butter.

So, if in my subsequent postings I begin to pen things that aren't there... Oh, wait!  :P

Not time for them actually. A friend of mine goes into the fields to collect them in autumn period, May is definitely not the time.

Yeah, that's true.. and for you need to take about 30-40 pieces. It's hard to find 40 pieces accidentally on the back yard  ;)

 >:(

you can tell me :P

Got two freezer bags yesterday and four bags today. I didn't eat any of today's pickings. Do I need to take a pic of the bags inside a shoe for proof?

I even have a fairy ring in the yard not far from where I harvested the shrooms.

Did you take many mushrooms or other psychedelics as a younger man? That would explain a lot of actually.

Two freezer bags? In the backyard? Lol u kidding bro?

Nope. Smoke very little weed and never purchased any. Bought a bladder of purple microdot once but was too scared to eat it, so I gave it away. Cost five bucks back in the summer of '78 at Mission Bay [beach], SD, CA.


First harvest was two sandwich bags (Ziploc); Second harvest was four bags; I just harvested and almost finished prepping eight bags. I'm storing them in the freezer.

Used a bag last night for a pork roast, then pulled them out along with the juice and made gravy for the [sour cream, butter, salt, pepper and paprika] mashed potatoes.

This last batch came from a known location next to an apple tree stump, whereas the latter two harvests were about thirty feet away where perhaps a stump/tree used to be. Same type of shrooms for all three harvests, the pic (a guess) in the OP. What I'm waiting for are the solid button types.

I discard the ones that have fanned out and are dark black, processing only the cap-like ones. I'm also discarding the stems because they seem too woody, though I believe they're safe to eat, thus tossing good food in the can.

Done!

It's now raining and it looks like may be able to harvest a couple more bags from the looks of the tiny buttons still popping out. Will check in an hour or so.

Doge has "To the Moon!" whereas I have "To the Shrooms!"

Dude can you just out yourself already you nutcase.

Is that you, Jeff "Superior" Ownby?

I was sure it was block! Damn, i was so sure...

Keep lighting these flames Bruno. Seems the monarchs moths can't resist!  :D

He he looking at his trust ratings. Scammer extraordinaire.

Funny, how BD posted in this thread ~4 minutes after I posted the following in some other:


Brilliant move, assumedly, Jeff Ownby aka BitcoinDistributor, for now you have three people reading your prior posts.

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Here's an interesting thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=922447.msg10126499#msg10126499

Where can I join a...
Here you go...
I don't know, because...
Well, we...
Hmmm! Great news!
Hey, how about Nitrogensports?

At the very least, I'd say BitcoinDistributor is a pal of Jeff's, if it isn't Jeff himself.

He sure does seem to be connected with a myriad online gambling sites, eh?

Recent harvests:

9 Lunch Bags Last 2 Days
9 Lunch Bags Today

If I'm not tied up later doing market research at MFC  ;), I may be able to process 4-5 bags more given what's budding up and the more nitrogen-rich rain in the forecast.

I also have a bumper crop of raspberries that's readying, not counting the bushes on the other side of the tracks abutting a fence line.

I've yet to loose a single one of the over 100 tomato plants, albeit one has mutant leaves perhaps due to the radiation fallout from Fukushima.

The soil (or I) sucks at growing radishes, but the pumpkin and zucchini plants look terrific, with the latter already having emergents on them.

Cucumber and beans are also looking swell, but like the radishes I'm having doubts about the watermelons although the plants are looking fine at its current stage.

Last, but not lease, my banana pepper plants are flowering, thus I should be eating those within the coming 2-3 weeks.

One more thing, the mulberry trees sucks this year but the plum tree is loaded, not to mention all the apple trees that I'll be able to harvest from my and the neighbors' lots. The walnut trees look pretty slim, so I've have to compete with the squirrels for them.

I almost forgot to mention the half dozen onion plants that came up due to last year's planting that totally sucked.

Looks like you're a heavy harvester brah, I've noticed you're reporting with love of what you're doing:D

It's shroom time here in Aus and i been picking for 2 weeks now, trippin for 1 week, yay!  ::)
Enjoy your trip Gleb, a few mushies to someone like yourself with such an open mind could only produce good results.
Have fun brother, keep the updates coming.

I didn't take no trip! They were found in the backyard. They're now in the freezer inside lunch bags.

It's time for them everyday of the year! Where I live I have to wait till November but the more you travel up my land , the more pop out at different times of the year, and this is just my country!

Just be careful what you eat when you pick yourselves, they do certainly look the part, but psilocybin usually have a nipple on top dont they?

I might be wrong just saying be careful.

How you feeling anyway? Get anything off them?  ;)

How was the trip?
 ;D

I ate a mess of them from the first batch inside an five-egg omelette with strawberry-rhubarb jam on top. No problem!

I missed last night's harvest due to the constant rain that lasted till after dark. There's barely a lunch bag worth now, so I let them be.

Aside: Just ate a pint or more of wild strawberries. Wild, because the property where they're located is still owed by some bank. Can't wait till the concord grapes ripen located on the same property next to the raspberry bushes that I'll glean within a week.

Sadly, I've yet to source organic carrots in the neighborhood like my friend, Josh Zerlan, in KC is privy to late-night glean.