#grow psilocybin

[ab-blake]

How Long for Shrooms to Grow: A Comprehensive Guide for Growers

Shrooms or magic mushrooms have been used for their psychedelic effects for centuries. They contain psychoactive compounds like psilocybin and psilocin, which can induce altered states of consciousness. Growing shrooms can be a fun and rewarding experience, but it requires some knowledge and patience. In this article, we will discuss how long shrooms take to grow, factors affecting their growth, and tips for successful cultivation.

Introduction

Growing shrooms can be a challenging but rewarding experience. The process requires patience, attention to detail, and a bit of knowledge about the growing conditions that are required for shrooms to thrive. One of the most commonly asked questions by those new to shroom cultivation is, "how long does it take for shrooms to grow?" In the following sections, we will answer this question in detail and provide tips for successful cultivation.

Types of Shrooms

Before we discuss the growth process of shrooms, it's important to understand the different types of shrooms that are available for cultivation. There are hundreds of species of shrooms, but the most common types that are grown for their psychoactive effects are Psilocybe cubensis, Panaeolus cyanescens, and Psilocybe semilanceata.

Stages of Shroom Growth

The growth process of shrooms can be divided into several stages, which include:

Spore inoculation: This is the first step in shroom cultivation, where spores are introduced into a nutrient-rich substrate.

Colonization: After the spores have been inoculated, they begin to colonize the substrate by producing mycelium, which is the vegetative part of the fungus.

Primordia formation: Once the mycelium has colonized the substrate, small knots of mycelium begin to form, which are called primordia.

Fruiting: The primordia grow into mature mushrooms that can be harvested.

Factors Affecting Shroom Growth

The growth of shrooms can be affected by several factors, which include:

Temperature: Shrooms grow best in a temperature range of 70-80°F (21-27°C). If the temperature is too high or too low, it can slow down the growth process or even kill the mycelium.

Humidity: Shrooms require high humidity levels (90-95%) during the colonization and fruiting stages. Low humidity can cause the mycelium to dry out, while high humidity can promote the growth of mold and bacteria.

Light: Shrooms don't require direct light to grow, but they do need some light to trigger the fruiting process. Indirect sunlight or a low-wattage fluorescent bulb can provide enough light for shrooms to grow.

Air exchange: Shrooms require fresh air exchange to promote healthy growth. Stagnant air can cause carbon dioxide buildup, which can stunt the growth of shrooms.

Ideal Growing Conditions

To achieve optimal shroom growth, it's important to provide the ideal growing conditions, which include:

Sterilized substrate: The substrate should be sterilized to prevent contamination from bacteria or mold.

Proper humidity: Maintain high humidity levels during the colonization and fruiting stages using a humidifier or a misting bottle.

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[lovevalley45]

so uh fun fact abt my good ol behrastra sugar mommy au is that i joked a LOT with freckles abt making spooner grow psychedelic mushrooms. as one does. n i realized i never slipped it into my vday au fic (bc that's when i thought it up) or did anything with it but it's fictober tomorrow n i've been reading a book on mushrooms like. damn might have to bring it back up

[momsmicromagic]

SHROOM SOURCE: YOUR GUIDE TO TRUSTED MAGIC MUSHROOM VENDORS

Embark on a journey into the fascinating world of magic mushrooms with Shroom Source, your ultimate resource for discovering reliable and reputable vendors: https://momsmicromagic.com/psilocybin/shroom-source-your-guide-to-trusted-magic-mushroom-vendors/

[mushly-spore-store]

The Complete Guide to Blue Meanie Mushrooms

Blue Meanies mushrooms (Panaeolus cyanescens) are renowned for their potent psychoactive properties and unique blue coloration. Native to tropical and subtropical regions, these mushrooms thrive in warm, humid environments and nutrient-rich substrates like dung and compost. Known for their high levels of psilocybin and psilocin, Blue Meanies offer intense visual hallucinations, altered perception, and profound emotional experiences.

Cultivating Blue Meanie can be rewarding for both beginners and experienced mycologists. With the right conditions and proper care, you can grow these remarkable mushrooms at home.

For an in-depth guide on Blue Meanie mushrooms, including their origins, effects, and cultivation tips, read more on Mushly.com. Ready to start your own cultivation journey? Visit the Mushly shop to purchase high-quality spores today!

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[thatlesbianinsouthafrica]

Camp

Psilocybin is so healing. Going from vivid imagery to constant messages flowing through you. I experienced going into such a deep trance that I ended up in this vast empty space with nothing but a woman sitting on the floor crying, helpless, broken, alone... I went closer to comfort this being and I realized that it was someone I knew. It was the same person who took my whole life from me. I went down on my knees anyways and held her in my arms. When she looked up at me, I realized I was looking down at my myself. A younger version of myself not knowing what she possibly will get up to as an adult. What trauma and hurt she will endure. I held her tighter as I started crying like a baby who has known loneliness for 31 years and still manages to get up everyday.

I am proud of who I am becoming.

[tobeimean]

JOSH

Josh, of INSIDE DOPE Podcast, at work.

[planetmushrooms]

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Growkit Cubensis – Golden Teacher

Description

Growkit Cubensis – Golden Teacher

This Growkit Cubensis contains evrything you need.

You will must only monitor temperature and spray (bag inside) with clean water.

You get from us, a very accurate substrate and mycelium balance, to analyze.

Each Grow kit has enough nutrients to produce 400-600 grams of fresh mushrooms.

You can find this Mushroom in the subtropic and tropic zones, all around the globe.

Please check your local regulations before ordering.

Because cultivation Cubensis mushrooms may be illegal in many countries.

For example: Poland, UK, France, Germany and others. so be shure what you order.

Besides Cultivation, you can also do microscopic research with this Grow kit.

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[tom-at-the-farm]

The people who grow/distribute psilocybin mushrooms on social media are truly the pornbots of the mycology world, like you'll post some cool fungus you found and then you get a message and are excited to see what someone has to say about the specimen and it's just some dude being like "DM me for some dank shrooms 🍄💊👽☮️" and like no, no I will not be doing that!

So when I post my mushroom kit results, like the golden oyster above, I feel a little like a fungal pornbot myself. But please do not DM me for dank shrooms, for I already sautéed and ate them

[momsmicromagic]

EMBRACING LIFE: LEARNING TO STOP AND SMELL THE ROSES

Have you ever encountered the age-old adage, “Stop and smell the roses”? I remember hearing it in my youth, but its true meaning eluded me until I embarked on my journey of micro-dosing mushrooms

Since the age of 13, I shouldered the responsibilities of work and self-support. Year after year, my performance reviews painted a picture of an exemplary employee, driven by an unrelenting fear of job insecurity. Growing up, my childhood was far from idyllic, and relying solely on myself became ingrained as a survival instinct. The ability to provide for myself became paramount, shaping my worldview and priorities. Read more about my journey micro-dosing magic mushrooms: https://momsmicromagic.com/embracing-life-learning-to-stop-and-smell-the-roses/

[drunkwhenimadethis]

Clarice Lispector’s short fiction “Spring at Typing Speed” is so beautiful. I don’t know if it’s fiction, it feels like a diary. “My keen animal wisdom: a veil of alertness” & “I grow weak before the beauty of what exists and what will exist” & “Everything is a lot for a suddenly debilitated heart, which can only bear the very least of anything, can only want a little and then only little by little.” Reminds me of a psilocybin afternoon when I cried listening to Sade - Babyfather because I thought it was metaphorical advice for someone feeling abandoned by God

[feralzest]

the Spectacular Rustgill (Gymnopilus junonius)!

always a favourite of mine to see as they grow in clusters that bunch tightly together at the base of trees or old stumps. related to the psychoactive mushrooms in the Psilocybe genus, but containing no psilocybin itself, this mushroom is inedible (but does turn green when cooked!) and some specimens have been found to contain neurotoxins. not good eating but always a joy to find!

[ghostgrindgoddexx]

how common is it for trans people with did to develop different alters for femininity and masculinity? growing up, i had to sequester my femininity to a secret corner of my mind in order to keep us safe (being a feminine/queer "boy" in a conservative state in the late 90s and early 00s was not a fun experience). this femininity developed on her own into the kind of girl i had always wanted to be.

in our early twenties, after i "found" the girl in my head during a psilocybin trip and realized that we're transfem, we started socially transitioning, and she finally got to come out in a (relatively) safer environment. however, neither of us really realized that the other was "real," and so she ended up exiling me into the corner of our mind that she had been kept in for so many years.

a few years later, i managed to resurface during an acid trip and make myself known to her, though she didn't have any idea who i was and was in denial about my existence up until... well, up until just a few months ago, i suppose.

now we're both here, co-hosting this body, and things are getting much easier now that we're more aware of which things we're respectively better at handling. but it's interesting, the way we splintered off from each other at an age before memory, developing our own personalities.

[beardedmrbean]

Mushroom gummies being sold to promote brain function might instead contain harmful ingredients not listed on the label, including illicit psilocybin, the hallucinogen found in "magic" mushrooms, experts warn in new report.

Five people in Virginia, including a 3-year-old child, have been sickened by the gummies, University of Virginia doctors said.

The gummies claimed to contain the Amanita muscaria mushroom or a proprietary mushroom blend, researchers said.

Amanita muscaria mushrooms, also known as fly agaric, are not classified as a scheduled drug by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

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But lab analysis found psilocybin or psilocin in 3 of 5 different brands of gummies bought in central Virginia gas stations and smoke shops. These "magic" mushroom chemicals are classified as illicit drugs by the FDA, researchers noted.

"While we anticipated that we might find some undisclosed ingredients, we were surprised to find psilocybin and psilocin, knowing that they are scheduled drugs," said researcher Lindsay Bazydlo, medical director of UVA Health's Toxicology Laboratory. "The consumer should be given accurate information about what substances are included in these products."

Other ingredients found in the gummies -- but not listed on packaging -- included caffeine, ephedrine and kratom. Kratom is an herb that produces opioid-like effects and carries a risk of addiction.

"People tend to equate 'legal' with 'safe,' which is not necessarily the case. These products are not regulated and can contain any number of unlabeled substances which, when consumed, can cause undesired symptoms," said researcher Dr. Avery Michienzi, assistant medical director with UVA's Blue Ridge Poison Center.

Four adults seen in the UVA Health Medical Center emergency room in September and November had consumed the mushroom gummies intentionally, researchers said.

But the child, seen this June, had consumed two gummies accidentally.

All were treated and released, but the child required an overnight hospital stay.

Researchers are warning that people who buy these mushroom gummies have no way of knowing what they're putting into their bodies, as the products are unregulated.

"Some packages will have QR codes showing that the products were tested in a lab and contain only what they are labeled to contain," Michienzi said in a university news release. "These have been found to be inaccurate."

For this study, researchers bought three brands claiming to have the same ingredients as the gummies that sickened the five patients. They also bought two other brands claiming to contain "mushroom nootropics" - a trendy term that implies a substance will improve cognition and brain health.

Symptoms caused by these gummies can include hallucinations, racing heartbeat, upset stomach and altered mental state, doctors said. Typical hospital drug screens will not detect the substances that were found in the gummies.

These findings were published Thursday in the CDC publication Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report.

More information

The University of California, San Diego, has more on Amanita muscaria mushrooms.