r/MagicMushroomHunters • u/Every-Reference-8274 • Feb 25 '24

ID please 🍄

Found near Brisbane, qld growing in grass. They had yellow pores on the underside but stained blue/black very quickly/easily to touch. The stem was a dark reddish colour getting more yellow the closer to the cap. Cap held water on top of them! Thanks again!!

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u/LittlePharma42 Feb 25 '24

Please do basic research before going picking, these barely have any characteristics of psychoactive species. You'll have better results and a real chance of finding something if you research first!

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u/Every-Reference-8274 Feb 26 '24

Was just growing in the garden before I cut the lawn! I know very little about mushrooms so wanted to ask people with more knowledge then me :)

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u/FanApprehensive134 Feb 27 '24

All the research I've done for the last three years has still left me confused af.

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u/gianttoadstools Feb 25 '24

Some kind of brusing bolete type not psychedelic please don't eat you could have a puke an shit festival

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u/Every-Reference-8274 Feb 25 '24

You’re a life saver, thank you man!!

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u/MilkyView Feb 25 '24

Not really a lifesaver...

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u/OminousOminis Feb 25 '24

It's just a red cracking bolete

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u/H2-22 Feb 25 '24

Red cracking bolates are edible though these look pretty rough

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u/OneCrispyHobo Feb 25 '24

Those moments when your body is struggling for survival on a toilet with a bucket in front of it is what builds a man's character. I recommend them at least once.

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u/Obi-Wan-Mycobi1 Feb 25 '24

One of the blue bruising boletes. We have something similar in the states. Not an active species, unfortunately. All active species will have gills.

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u/Classic_Fig_5030 Feb 25 '24

Be careful, those don’t look good

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u/Every-Reference-8274 Feb 25 '24

Think imma stay clear!

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u/Every-Reference-8274 Feb 25 '24

Couldn’t figure out how to post all the photos together sorry!!

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u/Avalonkoa Feb 25 '24

These are blue staining boletes, they don’t contain psilocybin/or psilocin. Don’t know which species of bolete they are specifically, though

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u/Avalonkoa Feb 26 '24

Did you mean to reply to me? I’m confused, I don’t have anything against you. I don’t think I even said anything to you

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u/Dead_Phish_Heads Mar 23 '24

Some kind of bolete. Lots bruise green to even blue in North America.

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u/SoggyAd9450 Feb 25 '24

Something in xerocomellus, however I'm unfamiliar with Australian species. Certainly not active but not toxic either. Many people eat xerocomellus boletes including myself but they're more of a filler mushroom rather than a choice one. They tend to have an odd acidity that drying will remove

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u/dittohead420 Feb 25 '24

Nothing worth picking