Mushrooms

Yes, petting animals is generally safe on magic mushrooms. However, people have been known to accidentally harm animals while under the influence of psychedelics (sometimes mistaking them for dangerous creatures). Thus, caution is advised.

No, absolutely not. Psilocybin, the active ingredient in shrooms, is active at very low doses, a common recreational dose would be about 10mg of psilocybin. If you ate a giant bag of shrooms, and your dog ate your finger, he still would not feel the effects, a touch could never transfer enough to the dog to have any effects at all. Besides, dogs arrent that sensitive to it, and it does not apear to have any dangerous effects on them. I have seen a dog eat a whole bag of shrooms, it became very playfull, very easily distracted, and would stare at weird stuff, but did not seem to have any other problems. I don't suggest feeding them to dogs, as they probably react to it in many differant ways, and may become frightened or violent, but on a health perspective, they seem to be safe, even in rather large doses.

The amount of sweat on your finger, the amount of psilocybin in that sweat, in total, would amount to less psilocybin in the dog's system than he probably gets breathing the minute mushroom particles that come out of the bag when you open it, and since it isn't toxic, there's nothing to worry about.

However, dogs can sense a change in their owner, they WILL know that you are acting differently, this may frighten the dog or make him nervous. Be carefull around dogs while on drugs, if the dog seems uncomfortable, respect his wishes not to be pet by the weird guy with a head full of mushrooms.

Yes, but they should be eaten soon after being picked- they will not keep well for any period of time.

No. Mushrooms and their growth are not affected by any sort of cow feed.

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No, some mushrooms are so toxic that handling them, getting the toxin on your hands and then eating something without washing your hands can cause grave sickness or even death but the toxin does have to be ingested, soaking in through the skin wouldn't be enough unless you managed to get a massive amount of the toxin on you.

Yes, magic mushrooms and their psychoactive chemical components are hallucinogenic drugs.

and not only that but shrooms come under different nicknames much lke marjuana is called Mary Jane widow or green.

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I have no idea. Mushrooms are not something a horse would normally eat. And if the mushrooms didn't come from a store they could be of a poisonous variety.

On any lawn, grass field or pasture in autumn. Look for psilocybe semilanceata

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try the moors, i live in west Yorkshire and i find marsden moor the best place to go, go look wer sheep is as mushrooms grow from the poo but they even grow on places liek ur local rugby field horse field

The mushrooms, yeast and molds have been placed in their own kingdom which is called fungi.

i live in Utah as well but i have found one type here and it was very difficult so i guess the only kind your going to find are growing in some ones closet

Mycelial threads are the filaments that anchor the mushroom in the soil. They are colorless.

Yes, mushroom compost can be used for hellebores. The plants in question favor soils which are in the neutral range in terms of soil pH. They will have no problems with lime.

go to the gas pipe or dragons breath, or anyother headshop and ask them about a shroom kit....It pretty much does everything for you

First of all, you should not need to know how many spores are needed to grow "magic mushrooms" but it would be the same as for regular mushrooms. As mushrooms are a fungus, they can grow from only one spore..

Mushrooms are certainly cultivated in Germany and most other countries also.

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Because studies have not been conducted on the interactions between Seroquel and psychedelic mushrooms, taking them concurrently could be dangerous. Also, individuals with emotional and/or psychological disorders are discouraged from taking psychedelic substances, as they may exacerbate these conditions.

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mushroom because it is not a plant it is a fungus.

Either you bought/picked the wrong type of mushrooms, or you've done it recently before (tolerance builds up), or you're on a prescription medication that blocks the effects, or your brain just doesn't respond to them.

Magic mushrooms are psilocibe mushrooms and they contain psilocibin, which is the active ingredient that makes them psychedelic. When ingested, they cause laughter, hallucinations, mystical experiences and sometimes they can also bring a very scary and bad trip.

high temperatures destroy the good stuff in magic mushrooms. You can find more out at magic-mushrooms.net