PAN CYAN GROW RESULTS (NICE PICS)

iduncan · 03-14-07, 13:17

Here are 110 pan cyan tropics I harvested. Tell me what you think ?

python · 03-14-07, 13:20

CYANIFFIC!

spacecake · 03-14-07, 13:23

I wouldn't eat those,..they give you hallucinations !

the_other_chap · 03-14-07, 14:27

Looks like a great harvest to me!

I've just received some cyan syringes (thanks Hillbilly!) and hope to get some started this weekend.

Grow details?

aumbrellaforainydays · 03-14-07, 15:36

Quote:

Originally Posted by spacecake

I wouldn't eat those,..they give you hallucinations !

hah

r543 · 03-14-07, 20:50

are the pan cyan the strains you get from thailand
because me and my brother started with 3 different strains we had ecudorian, hiawain and thailand the ecudorian never even spawned we figure either the sriniges were either old or we f--ked up some the haiwain are really flourishing we took 2 of the jars and started fruiting right away (we really wanted some mush) and the thai started to take but not as fast we have transfered the cakes into buckets to spawn from there is it normal the thai take so long???

joey_megabucks · 03-14-07, 21:33

i used to pass those up in the field ALL THE TIME because i didn't know what the hell they were. i was only looking for cubies. oh well...

iduncan · 03-15-07, 10:11

These are pan cyan tropicalis, not the thia or goliath varity.
<center>Panaeolus Tropicalis

</center>
Were very excited to bring you the very rare Panaeolis Tropicalis. It is believed The Panaeolus Tropicalis originated from the Hawaiian Islands and was carried over to S. Fork Florida on Pineapple ships years ago and became a native to certain areas of Florida. It grows in the wild on old dung in tall grass.. and those that are fortunate enough to find or legally grow this very potent treasured species of Panaeolus are certainly blessed.
According to all of our friends who have tried them in Amsterdam Its extremely visual... a very nice clean... vibe.....tasty...and just delivers a very powerful, colorful journey into the mind. As -Clyde- tells us, its more geared towards the intermediate and advanced growing level. Dont get him wrong it can be fruited rather easily by most legal growers that give it the right TLC. but will be fruited much easier by those that have some good experience with growing mushrooms from straw.. dung.. and/or compost..... it will not fruit like your typical cubensis or from mmgg/pf style cakes... All the Amsterdam people have to say is.. this mushroom ROCKS..... the mind and spirit.. .. Open your mind.. because this mushroom is the KIND !!!

waylitjim · 03-15-07, 11:06

What makes you think they're P. tropicalis? Your pics are most likey wild Panaeolus cyanescens. Panaeolus var. tropicalis is extremely rare, and hard to identify without spore comparison under a microscope. Panaeolus cyanescens and cambodginiensis are 4 spored, the former occasionally 2 spored. Panaeolus tropicalis is 2 spored.

Btw, the black text copied from Rich Hawks site is not only questionable, but it's hard to read.

iduncan · 03-15-07, 18:31

I was assuming. Looking at the pics in comparison you are probably right.

golly · 03-15-07, 20:09

Great harvest either way Duncan...Hope you enjoy their flavour too...

Hippie3 · 03-15-07, 20:41

i uploaded your pics, duncan.
in the future plz upload directly here
instead of linking to images hosted offsite.
thx

Pedestrian · 03-16-07, 04:38

Those look good... Have you tried them yet?

They strongly resemble wild Cyanescense to me as well

They have highly spherical caps and thin stems, something that I, personally, haven't seen much in cultivated specimens

for kicks, here is a pic of a couple wild pans seen yesrterday - found in the land where the divine bovine roam.

lovesshrooms · 03-16-07, 05:52

You`ve got some wonderful looking guys right therehope you enjoy them.

joey_megabucks · 03-16-07, 06:05

tell us a bit about your grow setup.

billyboy · 03-17-07, 00:02

I find thoes wild atleast a few times a year.... even in january..... tons of em...

Hillbilly · 03-22-07, 14:09

Quote:

Originally Posted by the_other_chap

Looks like a great harvest to me!

I've just received some cyan syringes (thanks Hillbilly!) and hope to get some started this weekend.
Grow details?

Good Luck there, chap.

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03-14-07, 13:23	#3 (permalink)
spacecake Universal Mod Join Date: May 1972 Posts: 3,790	I wouldn't eat those,..they give you hallucinations ! __________________ Neurologic

03-14-07, 14:27	#4 (permalink)
the_other_chap Mycotopiate Join Date: Apr 1970 Posts: 751	Looks like a great harvest to me! I've just received some cyan syringes (thanks Hillbilly!) and hope to get some started this weekend. Grow details? __________________ Sitting in a sunken garden, pinking in the sinking sun. Thinking of a summer long ago, when one was twenty-one.

03-14-07, 21:33	#7 (permalink)
joey_megabucks Mycotopiate Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 745	i used to pass those up in the field ALL THE TIME because i didn't know what the hell they were. i was only looking for cubies. oh well... __________________ Creation is God exploring God's Self through every way imaginable.

03-15-07, 10:11	#8 (permalink)
iduncan Mycophiliac Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 64	Strain These are pan cyan tropicalis, not the thia or goliath varity. <center>Panaeolus Tropicalis </center> Were very excited to bring you the very rare Panaeolis Tropicalis. It is believed The Panaeolus Tropicalis originated from the Hawaiian Islands and was carried over to S. Fork Florida on Pineapple ships years ago and became a native to certain areas of Florida. It grows in the wild on old dung in tall grass.. and those that are fortunate enough to find or legally grow this very potent treasured species of Panaeolus are certainly blessed. According to all of our friends who have tried them in Amsterdam Its extremely visual... a very nice clean... vibe.....tasty...and just delivers a very powerful, colorful journey into the mind. As -Clyde- tells us, its more geared towards the intermediate and advanced growing level. Dont get him wrong it can be fruited rather easily by most legal growers that give it the right TLC. but will be fruited much easier by those that have some good experience with growing mushrooms from straw.. dung.. and/or compost..... it will not fruit like your typical cubensis or from mmgg/pf style cakes... All the Amsterdam people have to say is.. this mushroom ROCKS..... the mind and spirit.. .. Open your mind.. because this mushroom is the KIND !!!

03-14-07, 13:20	#2 (permalink)
python Virtuoso Join Date: Apr 1973 Posts: 2,652	CYANIFFIC!

03-14-07, 20:50	#6 (permalink)
r543 Mycophiliac Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 11	are the pan cyan the strains you get from thailand because me and my brother started with 3 different strains we had ecudorian, hiawain and thailand the ecudorian never even spawned we figure either the sriniges were either old or we f--ked up some the haiwain are really flourishing we took 2 of the jars and started fruiting right away (we really wanted some mush) and the thai started to take but not as fast we have transfered the cakes into buckets to spawn from there is it normal the thai take so long???

03-15-07, 11:06	#9 (permalink)
waylitjim Grateful Mod Join Date: Sep 1972 Posts: 3,936	What makes you think they're P. tropicalis? Your pics are most likey wild Panaeolus cyanescens. Panaeolus var. tropicalis is extremely rare, and hard to identify without spore comparison under a microscope. Panaeolus cyanescens and cambodginiensis are 4 spored, the former occasionally 2 spored. Panaeolus tropicalis is 2 spored. Btw, the black text copied from Rich Hawks site is not only questionable, but it's hard to read. __________________ <((( Waylit's Pan cyan Tek ~~~ Waylit's Wood Lover Tek )))>

03-15-07, 18:31	#10 (permalink)
iduncan Mycophiliac Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 64	P CYAN I was assuming. Looking at the pics in comparison you are probably right.

03-15-07, 20:09	#11 (permalink)
golly modapotato Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 5,666	Great harvest either way Duncan...Hope you enjoy their flavour too...

03-15-07, 20:41	#12 (permalink)
Hippie3 Admin Join Date: Feb 2001 Posts: 36,274	i uploaded your pics, duncan. in the future plz upload directly here instead of linking to images hosted offsite. thx __________________ GROW SUPPLIES: www.Mycrotopia.com ------------Simply The Best------------ Namaste Temet Nosce

03-16-07, 05:52	#14 (permalink)
lovesshrooms Mycophiliac Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 64	You`ve got some wonderful looking guys right therehope you enjoy them.

03-16-07, 06:05	#15 (permalink)
joey_megabucks Mycotopiate Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 745	tell us a bit about your grow setup. __________________ Creation is God exploring God's Self through every way imaginable.

03-17-07, 00:02	#16 (permalink)
billyboy Former Member Join Date: Feb 1971 Posts: 350	I find thoes wild atleast a few times a year.... even in january..... tons of em...

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