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lewinii

lewinii

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what part to smoke?
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also has their been any headway into use phalaris aquatica as a dmt source, if so please post.
 
That mushroom looks very nasty, I wouldn't eat it nor smoke it! Generally, the skin of the hat is peeled of, dried and smoked. This is said to be the most potent part. When drying Amanita in an oven, a oily substance often come out of the mushrooms, drying this will yield you with a resin that may be smoked. Personally, I haven't had intense enough experiences with smoked Amanita to justify the harsh taste, but I have heard it is great for combating hangover from amphetamines.

It hasn't been any real progress in the use of Phalaris spp., at least not when it comes to kitchen chemistry. It is something myself and many more are currently working on.
 
The two times I tried smoking amanitas I found the smoke to be foul and the effects little more than placebo (if anything). Personally I'd suggest you eat amanitas if you're looking to have a real experience. Also, I agree with Evening Glory, I wouldn't put that mushroom into my body.
 
This mushroom looks nasty. Have you identified it properly ? Amanita are dangerous if not properly identified.
 
from what i have read (I was doing a lot of research on them to see if i wanted to try them), white and yellow are dangerous. You need the orange and red ones, the reds are the ones that are said to be actual Amanitia Muscaria, but if grown on the east coast of US, then they usually are orange instead of red. I hope you didn't eat that one, if you did, get back and post that your okay.
 
>Generally, the skin of the hat is peeled of, dried and smoked.

thats what i was thinking, however one person said to smoke the gills on another forum which was question-able.


>a oily substance often come out of the mushrooms, drying this will yield you with a resin that may be smoked.

ive read that before but i completey forgot. thanks for reminding me,, but i have bought a dehyrdator to do the drying, should i lay it on parachment paper and close the vent?


>Personally, I haven't had intense enough experiences with smoked.

thanks for the info on your account!


>It hasn't been any real progress in the use of Phalaris spp., at least not when it comes to kitchen chemistry. It is something myself and many more are currently working on.

ok just making sure, i might of missed something new.



to everyone else. yes this amanita is grosse looking but it just might be the only one i find, and i want to smoke it because it just seems more appealing to me.

i am 100% sure this is the yellow form of Amanita amerimuscaria.
 
Wade, out of curiosity, how do you know its not a death cap? I'm not saying your wrong, I'm just wandering.

Lewinii, as long as your sure, i hope you enjoy your trip.
 
death caps dont have spots like that


could also be amanita gemmata which is similar to the other fly agaric and the panther. im not positive about which amanita it is, these guys are tricky. me personally I dont mess with any of them.


edit: this is why its very important to study every aspect of the mushroom you are hunting. look, features, smell, spore print, usual location and season, color, size, etc.
sometimes it can be very hard to ID from a single photograph.
 
Definitely stay away from that mushroom you photographed here (if you love your life). And also from pantherina (at least for the beginning). Start (if at all) with real amanita muscaria which is bright red(*). And then.. eat, not smoke a mushroom. Remember to dry them first.

*: I know there are varieties in the US which look rather orange. But there must be some reason why those mushrooms have not gained such popularity like they gained in Europe.
 
>I know there are varieties in the US which look rather orange. But there must be some reason why those mushrooms have not gained such popularity like they gained in Europe.

cultures are different? my guess anyway.

mine is very dried thanks to my solar dehydrater. cant wait to smoke this! they have compounds in red mushroom just like the yellow/orange type, but the ratio of them may have changed.

SOMA!
SOMA!
 
I tried smoking the dried skins of Amanitas a couple of times with no effects. The smoke was foul tasting and very pungent.

I've also attempted to smoke some very dry Psilocybe semilanceata as well. Again I experienced no effects.

If you must consume this mushroom in some way I would say smoking would be the way to go. Judging from the photo, I wouldn't think eating it would be a good idea.
 
>I tried smoking the dried skins of Amanitas a couple of times with no effects. The smoke was foul tasting and very pungent.
thats too bad,, did you try more than once? different batchs of mushrooms used?
..heard that mixing it with MJ works nice.


>I've also attempted to smoke some very dry Psilocybe semilanceata as well. Again I experienced no effects.

psilocybin (and friends!) will be destroyed long before it reachs your lungs.



>If you must consume this mushroom in some way I would say smoking would be the way to go. Judging from the photo, I wouldn't think eating it would be a good idea.

yes my thoughts exactly, but smoking fungus dosent sound like a good idea, at all,
..but smoking it still seems way better than eating this particular mushroom.
 
Lewinii said:
>I tried smoking the dried skins of Amanitas a couple of times with no effects. The smoke was foul tasting and very pungent.
thats too bad,, did you try more than once? different batchs of mushrooms used?
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I will reiterate, I have tried this twice with different amanitas that were both orally active and very nice experiences when eaten. Smoking them was a terrible experience. Nothing happened and the smoke was horrific. Seriously, people who think dmt tastes like plastic have never smoked amanitas. When dmt is vaped or smoked and not burned it's funky and floral. When amanitas are smoked it's like sticking a plastic grocery bag in your pipe and sparking it up (granted, I've never smoked a plastic bag, but this is the approximation that comes to mind).
 
From what I understand psilocybe will NOT survived being burned, though one must conciser there are other active components in the Amanta mushroom. some of which are toxic, My guess is you won't get any of the goodies, just the crap. Your better off eating it.

My first dmt experience was with phalaris grass. . The result was quite disappointing. De-phatting phalaris is a bitch and it ends up costing you allot of naphta. One is better off just buying some MHRB.
 
diebodie said:
From what I understand psilocybe will NOT survived being burned, though one must conciser there are other active components in the Amanta mushroom.
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There are only "other" active components in amanita mushrooms. They are not psilocybin/psilocin/baeocystin/norbaeocystin containing mushrooms. As ibotenic acid requires heat to convert into muscimol, one might find that heat is not nearly as destructive with these compounds as with those found in tryptamine-containing mushies.
 
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