#cubensis

[mycochaotix]

Omnibrain cultivar fruiting capable. But so fucking slow. 7.29 droplet inoc. These appeared over this weekend. Tub of this s2b 9/16 still going

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[mycolancer]

A visual scale of what 1g mushrooms might look like. Spoiler Alert: use a scale always. Potency can vary even between 1g of the same variety, or between 1g dosages of different varieties. This is why I recommend folks to grind up their mushrooms and take in a capsule, tea, or edible form. This will help make dosing more accurate. Trying a new variety? Start lower. Mush love, Be Safe At The Parties!

[mycochaos-oldacnt-plzfollownew]

Spore printing Psilocybe Natalensis caps - prints over 18 hours; will post pics of the tub next (waiting for the pics to transfer to my PC lol). 

[trashcatsaladbar]

penis envy #6

[krispyweiss]

Album Review: Various Artists - Grateful: The Music Plays the Band

In a world where virtually nothing is surprising, Grateful: The Music Plays the Band is a nice surprise.

Released to benefit Grateful Guitars Foundation’s music-in-schools efforts, the 17-track compilation features such family members as David Nelson (“Friend of the Devil”) and Oteil Burbridge (“Stella Blue”); tribute acts like Bertha: Grateful Drag (“One More Saturday Night”) and John Kadlecik (“So Many Roads”); and acolytes like Katie Skene and Andrea Whitt, who turn in a steely, countrified “Candyman” that’s among the record’s highlights.

Many of the artists and songs (Dark Star Orchestra on “Jack Straw” and “Morning Dew,” ALO on “They Love Each Other” and Cubensis on “The Music Never Stopped”) are little more than cover bands aping the Dead. That leaves outliers like La Horsa Bianca singing “China Cat Sunflower” -> “I Know You Rider” in their native Ukrainian, Afro Dead’s Cuban-leaning “Dark Star” and Jerry’s Middle Finger offering the Garcia Band’s arrangement of Eric Clapton’s “See What Love Can Do” as the most-interesting cuts.

Alex Jordan & Friends (“Peggy-O”); Michael James Wheeler (“Loser), Doom Flamingo (“Touch of Grey”), Unlimited Devotion (“Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo”) and Brown Eyed Women (“Sugaree”) also appear.

The result is a bunch of good songs for a really great cause.

Grade card: Various Artists - Grateful: The Music Plays the Band - B-

6/19/24

[planetmushrooms]

Know About the Enigmatic Cubensis Mushrooms World

Psilocybe cubensis, often known as Cubensis, is a kind of hallucinogenic mushroom that has a long history in both culture and history. A golden to light brown crown with a conical form that might enlarge with age is one of its distinguishing features. The spores needed for reproduction are carried via the gills under the cap. These mushrooms are naturally occurring and may be found in many places across the world, especially in warm, humid climates. They have long been employed in shamanic and spiritual rituals.

A View into the Past

Cubensis mushrooms have been used since prehistoric times when people respected them for their alleged magical and therapeutic characteristics. The Aztecs and the Maya, two indigenous peoples of Central and South America, used these mushrooms in their sacred rituals. Consuming Cubensis mushrooms is said to have enabled these societies to engage in spiritual journeys, speak with the dead, and obtain new insights.

How Psychedelics Feel

Psilocybin, a hallucinogenic substance found in Cubensis mushrooms, is what makes them so interesting. Psilocybin, when consumed, is changed into psilocin, which interacts with serotonin receptors in the brain to cause hallucinations, altered perceptions, and deep insights. Cubensis mushrooms may produce a wide range of psychedelic effects depending on the dose, person's psychology, and surroundings. Numerous people spoke of experiencing exhilaration, contemplation, and a stronger sense of connectedness to the cosmos.

Therapeutic Potential

In recent years, there has been a significant increase in scientific interest in the therapeutic potential of Cubensis mushrooms. According to research, psilocybin-assisted therapy may be useful in treating disorders including addiction, PTSD, anxiety, and depression. Clinical trials have shown encouraging findings, with individuals claiming long-lasting improvements in their mental health as a result of receiving psilocybin treatment in carefully monitored conditions.

Understanding the Law and Ethics

The legal position of Cubensis mushrooms varies greatly worldwide, notwithstanding any possible advantages. They are categorized as controlled drugs in certain locations while being decriminalized or even being made legally available for therapeutic purposes in others. Accessibility, safety, and appropriate usage are issues that are being raised by the changing legal environment.

Growing Curiosity

For those who find the world of mushrooms fascinating, growing Cubensis mushrooms has become a popular pastime. There are tools and kits for home growing, enabling aficionados to see the growth take place and learn more about these interesting creatures. The key to guaranteeing both individual safety and environmental preservation is responsible cultivation and usage. For the best deal, you can visit www.planet-of-mushrooms.com/growkits.

[platycryptus]

Time-lapse of Paraphrynus cubensis amblypygids hatching from the eggsac attached to their mother’s underside and climbing on her back.

[mycochaotix]

Left this comment on a random instagram reel 6W ago, still getting queer and transphobic harassing comments from it. This is the most recent one. The missing comment not visible in the second picture) was one where the same person called me autistic as a slur and other harassing things that led to the comment being removed. But, im proud of my responses and hope this person does the work to become a better version of themselves than they portray in public IG comments 💯❤️🏳️‍⚧️⚧️🏳️‍🌈

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[mycochaos-oldacnt-plzfollownew]

'Spore Swabbin' Myco-Musings: Exploring Ethnogen Explosion'

Greetings, fellow mycophiles!   In this video, Myco_Chaotix will be discussing a P. Cubensis strain variety known as 'Ethnogen Explosion' (EE), as well as spore harvesting, shoebox tub gathering, contamination control, casing layers, P. Natalensis, Mazaptec, and other varieties. Whether you're an experienced cultivator or simply interested in learning more about mycology, this video is sure to captivate and educate. So sit back, relax, and join Mycho_Chaotix on their first longer-form internet content, focused on bringing you along on a fascinating myco-journey, filled with kindness, consideration, knowledge, and experimentation! You never know, you might just discover something new along the way. Don't forget to like, follow, and subscribe for more! You can also contact Myco_Chaotix for advice, information, or general myco-discussion on their other content accounts: Instagram: myco_chaotix Tumblr: mycochaos Reddit: u/Dry_Cardiologist8370

[elixir]

Psilocybe Cubensis(magic mushrooms) entangled in an embrace. Photo by u/saturnboiiii

[sparkingviolets]

Homeschooled

Watercolor On Black Cotton Paper

2023, 44"x 30"

Golden Teacher Mushroom, Psilocybe cubensis

[twocoffeedraws]

Combining some of my interests, finishing off Funguary 2024 with some mushroom mafia folk

[johanhogg]

Good harvest always makes me happy, the feeling never gets old, Giant Mushrooms.

Highly Potent from great spores...

[animxpossessed]

“Psychedelics are illegal not because a loving government is concerned that you may jump out of a third story window. Psychedelics are illegal because they dissolve opinion structures and culturally laid down models of behaviour and information processing. They open you up to the possibility that everything you know is wrong.” ― Terence McKenna

[disease]

Psilocybe cubensis