Did cyanescens cross with another species? 

I second this

He was recently passing through my area. I doubt he would've stopped by for a boring looking mushroom. I don't think I'd get away with sending anyone possibly psilocybin in the mail for "ID" purposes. If he has a special lab to "receive" specimens, I believe these mushrooms go for $7,000 per gram for research. If he has got a permit + grant for me, he can contact me. :) I definitely recommend layering arborist wood chips all over the ground to discover crossbreeding happening.

@@wagroforestry33 now why do you think they cross breeded? And why would you not think that they are just another species all together. Cute!!!😍✌

I wouldn't trust anyone with that particular surname lol.

@@wagroforestry33 look up the 2023 West Coast Mycoblitz, it’s a free mushroom dna sequencing event sponsored by a mycology organization.

But, if the cells were to cross, and pollinate, and then produce the hybridized mycelium nearby, it would produce a fruiting body which may have characteristics of both parents species? Not suggesting that there was a crossing of species necessarily, because that has never been documented in psychedelic mushrooms. But we can't put anything off the table, as fungi show us all the time

But can't spores donate half the chromosome content if they happen to land by each other? Sorry I'm new to mycology lol.

@@pitbullsandhorses not even expert level growers have info on cross species, maybe dudes in college studying mushrooms know but it sure as hell aint public info. no good info on crosses. and from what i saw she did identify more than a wavy cap, she knew to identify it further based off the cap maturity alone

Zackly

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I belgium there are way more psilocybe species;) fimetaria, liniformans, puberula, serbica and also Panaeolus cinctulus and olivaceus ;) broaden the horizon and become able to pick year round :D

​@@davidclaassen6977Heb een tip misschien weet je hem al zoek op Google 👉 waarnemingen nederland psilocybe cyanescens dan krijg je een map met al de vindplaatsen van deze soort. Zeker ook bij je in de buurt👍.

Highly unlikely.

Kind of. What you can do is dilute a spore solution and dilute it 1000x and inoculate different plates with one spore each, you can take 2 species like Psilocybe Cyanescens and Psilocybe Azurescens and hyphenate them I think.

It didn't turn water blue so I never tried it.

Capitol Forest. I've been hand watering my cyans areas. It's worse this year than last year and last year they were a full month late greatly shortening the fruiting season.

@@wagroforestry33 damn, no kidding? Yeah I'd definitely be watering spots too. That's awesome you have some spots though

Have you ever been able to grow in wood chips that contain some cedar? I'm on Vancouver Island and am getting my wood chip delivery today. Also do you go for full shade or partial shade? I have wet mossy areas next to my ornamental cedars.

@@-whackd I've heard that Aspen chips, straw, and cardboard are what you want but maybe someone with more experience can chime in. Good luck

She doesn't know. You should read some 📚. Or ask a real mycologist.

No, that won't happen