>>294688 The agar plates failed because I don’t have a laminar flow hood and bacteria got in but the jars of sterilized corn kernels are working The syringes were frozen in the mail but the mycelium survived actually It's eating two jars of corn slowly I would need a lab environment then I would shake a jar out into some substrate and it would take over the substrate and make mushrooms Maybe I can do it outside since there's no bacteria or mold in the air at these temperatures
>>355876 >>355884 Meds >>355881 It's the first time they've fruited but when they bloom is when the cap opens up and they shoot spores You're supposed to pick them before that happens or so
>>357459 This is proof homosexuality is unnatural because life needs oxygen to exist and oxygen makes mushrooms look less like penises therefore it's kind of like life itself discouraging gayness
>>357505 It was actually more phallic with less oxygen because it was trying to push upwards to find more oxygen, while now that it has found oxygen, it's flaring outward to fire spores in a larger radius
>>364040 I wanna do something like that very soon but you build a tolerance quickly and lose the tolerance quickly, if I picked 3 large ones it would be about 6 grams or more which is what the normies call a heroic dose, eating all of them is a bad idea but wouldn't kill, it's easier to die from caffeine overdose I'd probably eat 3 full sized ones fresh, but it was hard to walk when I was ultra high on them which I dislike They taste the same as any other mushroom from a store but I dislike the dried ones, I even choked on a dry one because they're a bit like rocks and I didn't expect it, I'll wait an extra day to pick these ones to prolong their lives most likely, they dry out naturally in most conditions and are sold that way on the street They haven't done anything weird to me because I know what to expect now it seems, I'm gonna be on them all the time aside from the tolerance breaks because they bind to serotonin receptors and I respond poorly to serotonin
an aspie on youtube practices fly agaric microdosing, he assures that parents should give that to their autistic kids and that it's the ultimate panacea for autism
>>364047 Gonna take on the groomer act and propose you use a large dose as soon as you feel confident so you have a chance for mystical experience which is a really cool thing to live through at least once (you don't have to be religious or schizotypal for those btw.) Even difficult trips are fine with shrooms since they are so short-acting and nontaxing. > I dislike the dried ones You can try breaking them into small chunks and brewing them in an acidic and sweet tea. Btw gotta take 4 g dried with some homemade Δ⁸-THC for the first time probably this weekend, I've read that they mix pretty well, getting excited already.
>>364134 I was in the mystical psychosis state twice or so but I think they last long enough for you to destroy your life before they wear off lol I'll try more things out throughout my life since I want to remain on a serotonin suppressor essentially I took 3 an hour ago
>>364135 I dunno about psychosis, I'm talking about formal definition that is experiencing something deeply profound, maybe interpersonal, highly emotional and indescribable and you get there only with either very high dose, or drug combinations, or through various schizomonk techniques. Maybe you're talented and get there easily but I kinda doubt it since most people react identically to the same drug from my exp. > I took 3 an hour ago Hope my lazy brainwashing works then since you're in a suggestible state now lmao
>>364144 Yeah I was calling all the mysticism psychosis, you should read about Jerusalem psychosis which is pretty similar and thought provoking, also knew a guy from around here sort of that developed psychosis and it never subsided, he was a normie and he wasn't taking any drugs, just spews babble about enlightenment and universal oneness all day
>>364148 nah you don't know what are you talking about, but i don't think i should nag you anymore. >>364134 that was unsurprisingly boring but unexpectedly therapeutic.
