P. subaeruginosa

waylitjim · 07-14-08, 11:50

Some recent subs from Austraila. Photos courtesy of M_Sanchez of New South Wales.

Grows in clusters in wood chips, piles of leaves and woody debris in urban areas and along trails and roads in deciduous forests and gardens. Found in Tasmania and Australia where it is common. Also one of the most common Psilocybe sp. mushrooms found in and around New Zealand.

Lookyhere · 07-14-08, 11:54

Nice pictures. Strong little buggers from what I hear. I have a print that I can't wait to play around with.

waylitjim · 07-14-08, 11:59

Yeah, I started a bed last year, hopefully they'll fruit this Fall. Spacecake fruited some subs a while back. Maybe I can find a link.
> here it is... http://forums.mycotopia.net/exotic-m...sa-indoor.html (Subaeruginosa indoor)

Here's some great pics from a couple years ago.
http://forums.mycotopia.net/exotic-m...eruginosa.html (Psilocybe subaeruginosa)

hyphaenation · 07-14-08, 12:07

Look like the Sub-prime rate just went up

Thanks for sharing WLJ !

spacecake · 07-14-08, 12:34

Nice pictures Waylitjim...!
That indoor grow wasn't a big one,but I'm trying a little outdoor grow this year aswell.
Used a print from that indoor grow of 2005.

Hopefully we both have some nice shrooms popping up this year !
I love seeing some pictures of that...

Mycomaniac2007 · 07-14-08, 12:39

Beautiful Pictures ! Need To Try Those Wood lovers That You Speak So Highly Of , They' re So Photogenic .

Alan Rockefeller · 07-14-08, 15:28

Beautiful pics!

I wonder what time of year these would fruit in the US.

I think this is another species that likes the cold, like cyans. Not sure how cold it needs it though.

Soon the US will be covered in so many different Psilocybe species that they almost never stop fruiting.

P. subaeruginascens likes to fruit in any temp range and is fruiting really well right now just south of portland.

Lookyhere · 07-14-08, 16:06

Quote:

Originally Posted by Alan Rockefeller

Soon the US will be covered in so many different Psilocybe species that they almost never stop fruiting.

That's exactly what I was thinking. You get a bunch of people together and start growing outside and all of a sudden you have a species that is indigenous to Australia become indigenous to the US. I have read that this species does best right before snow.

Godflesh · 07-15-08, 12:09

I would love to get my hands on a print!

eatyualive · 07-15-08, 16:22

wow excellent!

psylence · 07-16-08, 02:09

It's a great species. Very potent indeed. It's season for them now where I am but it's too dry for much to grow.

Lookyhere · 07-16-08, 02:17

Quote:

Originally Posted by Godflesh

I would love to get my hands on a print!

http://www.ralphstersspores.com/inde...s/Page7538.htm

Freaky · 07-16-08, 12:00

Thanks for sharing Waylit! Beautiful!!!!!!

Godflesh · 07-17-08, 13:06

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lookyhere

http://www.ralphstersspores.com/inde...s/Page7538.htm

Copy that! I love Ol Ralph!

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07-14-08, 11:50	#1 (permalink)
waylitjim Grateful Mod Join Date: Sep 1972 Posts: 3,854	P. subaeruginosa Some recent subs from Austraila. Photos courtesy of M_Sanchez of New South Wales. Grows in clusters in wood chips, piles of leaves and woody debris in urban areas and along trails and roads in deciduous forests and gardens. Found in Tasmania and Australia where it is common. Also one of the most common Psilocybe sp. mushrooms found in and around New Zealand. Attached Thumbnails __________________ <((( Waylit's Pan cyan Tek ~~~ Waylit's Wood Lover Tek )))>

07-14-08, 11:54	#2 (permalink)
Lookyhere Hydro by day,Myc by night Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 2,649	Nice pictures. Strong little buggers from what I hear. I have a print that I can't wait to play around with. __________________ CARPE DIEM, OMINA VINCIT AMOR, SI FRACTUM NON SIT, NOLI ID REFICERE

07-14-08, 11:59	#3 (permalink)
waylitjim Grateful Mod Join Date: Sep 1972 Posts: 3,854	Yeah, I started a bed last year, hopefully they'll fruit this Fall. Spacecake fruited some subs a while back. Maybe I can find a link. > here it is... http://forums.mycotopia.net/exotic-m...sa-indoor.html (Subaeruginosa indoor) Here's some great pics from a couple years ago. http://forums.mycotopia.net/exotic-m...eruginosa.html (Psilocybe subaeruginosa) __________________ <((( Waylit's Pan cyan Tek ~~~ Waylit's Wood Lover Tek )))>

07-14-08, 12:07	#4 (permalink)
hyphaenation Moss Walker Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 4,032	Look like the Sub-prime rate just went up Thanks for sharing WLJ ! __________________ [10:52 am] Beastmaster: thats a waste of good drugs if all you're gonna do is hide in bed afraid of shadows

07-14-08, 12:34	#5 (permalink)
spacecake Universal Mod Join Date: May 1972 Posts: 3,623	Nice pictures Waylitjim...! That indoor grow wasn't a big one,but I'm trying a little outdoor grow this year aswell. Used a print from that indoor grow of 2005. Hopefully we both have some nice shrooms popping up this year ! I love seeing some pictures of that... __________________ Neurologic

07-14-08, 12:39	#6 (permalink)
Mycomaniac2007 Mycophage Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 198	Nice Photo's Beautiful Pictures ! Need To Try Those Wood lovers That You Speak So Highly Of , They' re So Photogenic . __________________ * I Love This Hobby *

07-14-08, 15:28	#7 (permalink)
Alan Rockefeller Mycologist Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 330	Beautiful pics! I wonder what time of year these would fruit in the US. I think this is another species that likes the cold, like cyans. Not sure how cold it needs it though. Soon the US will be covered in so many different Psilocybe species that they almost never stop fruiting. P. subaeruginascens likes to fruit in any temp range and is fruiting really well right now just south of portland.

07-15-08, 12:09	#9 (permalink)
Godflesh Mycotopiate Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 549	I would love to get my hands on a print! __________________ Eye am Why am Eye

07-15-08, 16:22	#10 (permalink)
eatyualive KEY MASTER Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 2,441	wow excellent! __________________ Simplicity Rules! Anything this user posts is not reality. It is an illusion. Optical lenses are quite impressive these days.

07-16-08, 02:09	#11 (permalink)
psylence Mycotopiate Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 248	It's a great species. Very potent indeed. It's season for them now where I am but it's too dry for much to grow.

07-16-08, 12:00	#13 (permalink)
Freaky Magik Mod Join Date: Jul 2004 Posts: 2,473	Thanks for sharing Waylit! Beautiful!!!!!! __________________ Get On The Good Foot

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