I personally have never hunted that far East but you can check iNaturalist.org and do a local search for Pluteus americanus and Pluteus cervinus. I'd guess that Michigan has many species of Pluteus.
@@TREEfool that sounds like a lot. Stamets reports 1.2 % for cultivated cube and 0.4% for P. salicinus (psilocin +psilocybin) in "psychedelic mushrooms of the world". Are you sure it is that potent with such a subtle bluing reaction?
@@TREEfool that one is very blue. I found one that only blued at the basal bulb. It smelt strongly like sweet grain/cube instead of like radishes. Are there other species of psychoactive pluteus in the area also? less potent?
Thank you for this video. It is good to know more of the ones to avoid for people that do eat mushroom.
Your welcome! I'm glad the video helped.
I agree.
Thanks for the video. Ive seen probably hundreds of deer mushrooms in my life and always wondered if any of them were the magic kind.
Thanks for the info! Where did you find this one?
Отлично сделано это повествование! Плютеи, также растут и в отсутствии дождей во влажных местах леса и вблизи водоёмов.
Thank you! 😀...and I agree, as long as the substrate is wet they will continue to fruit.
Gotta love many but not all mushrooms 😉😉🍄
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Do both of these grow in Michigan?
I personally have never hunted that far East but you can check iNaturalist.org and do a local search for Pluteus americanus and Pluteus cervinus. I'd guess that Michigan has many species of Pluteus.
I've seen a few of these on I naturalist in Michigan. I hope to observe it myself this year
Hii I took a bit of this mushroom a week ago and I’m still getting random lil high trips is this normal or did I take the wrong one and I’m gonna 💀
Your kidneys are saying goodbye, my friend!!🎉😂😂
@@m.a.g.3920 well no ur wrong im good now but Damm ur shit of a person for talking about something u don’t know about
Are you still alive? Someone check on this homie
@@DaximulVerra still alive and all good thanks
Are these potent?
Miraculix tests show 0.9-1.0% psilocybin content.
@@TREEfool so a single one would barely do anything. That’s good because the deer in my backyard are going to town on these
@@TREEfool that sounds like a lot. Stamets reports 1.2 % for cultivated cube and 0.4% for P. salicinus (psilocin +psilocybin) in "psychedelic mushrooms of the world". Are you sure it is that potent with such a subtle bluing reaction?
@@alicewright4322 is this "subtle"?
www.inaturalist.org/observations/226280263
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@@TREEfool that one is very blue. I found one that only blued at the basal bulb. It smelt strongly like sweet grain/cube instead of like radishes. Are there other species of psychoactive pluteus in the area also? less potent?
If you ate it would it kill you?
No. You would hallucinate for a few hours and possibly vomit but you would not die.
@@TREEfool Do they grow in June?
@@BobNarly I personally have not found them in June but I have found many P. petasatus so I'd assume they do.
@@TREEfool when have you found them?
@@TREEfool Also when do they start to show? I don’t mean when they’re fully grown, I mean when they’re tiny.
dude,, found so many of these while hunting today and threw them away because i didnt think they were anything special
What state? I haven't seen any pluteus yet this year, but the two weeks of rain we've got should entice many genera to start fruiting.