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mycolancer · 5 months

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Tidal Wave - An Article about History, Cultivation, and Experience by Mycolancer

Tidal Wave P. Cubensis emerges as a fascinating hybrid, a product of genetic interplay between the renowned B+ and Penis Envy varieties of P. Cubensis. This unique strain combines the distinctive traits of its genetic parents, offering enthusiasts a potent and visually captivating psychedelic experience. In this article, we explore the genetic lineage, visual characteristics, and anecdotal experiences associated with Tidal Wave.

Genetic History:

The genetic origins of Tidal Wave are rooted in the fusion of the B+ and Penis Envy varieties of P. Cubensis. The B+ strain is celebrated for its reliability, robust growth, and characteristic wide golden cap. On the other hand, Penis Envy is renowned for its exceptionally high potency and distinctive appearance, featuring a stunted, gnarled stature. Tidal Wave inherits the best of both worlds, combining the reliability of B+ with the potency of Penis Envy.

Visual Characteristics:

Tidal Wave's visual allure is inherited from its B+ lineage, as it boasts a wide golden cap that is visually reminiscent of its parent. The cap, often described as undulating like the eponymous waves, adds an aesthetic dimension to the psychedelic experience. Safety Tip: Tidal Wave cannot be foraged in the wild, so do not confuse it for other varieties you may find in nature.

Potency:

Tidal Wave is recognized for its high potency, although anecdotal reports suggest that it may be slightly less potent than the original Penis Envy variety. An article written by Trip Sitter seems to have actual testing data to confirm this. The precise measurement of potency in psilocybin containing mushrooms can be challenging, as factors like individual tolerance and set and setting play a significant role in determining the intensity of the experience.

Anecdotal Experiences:

Enthusiasts who have embarked on a journey with Tidal Wave P. Cubensis often share captivating anecdotes about their experiences. Users commonly report intense and immersive psychedelic effects, including vivid visuals, heightened sensory perception, and a profound connection to their emotions and surroundings.

Some will describe a unique balance achieved by Tidal Wave, combining the introspective qualities associated with Penis Envy with the more euphoric and visually stimulating aspects inherited from B+. Users appreciate the potency of Tidal Wave, emphasizing its ability to induce a transformative and therapeutic experience even at lower doses. Safety Tip: As with all substances, responsible use, proper education, and consideration of individual tolerance levels remain crucial for ensuring a safe and meaningful journey! Start low and go slow!

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amnhnyc · 2 months

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Looking for a power boost? Don’t count on this fungus! 🍄 The fly agaric (Amanita muscaria) can be spotted on forest floors throughout the Northern Hemisphere, with a range that includes parts of North America and Europe. Its bright red cap may be alluring, but it’s also a warning. Traditionally used as an insecticide, this mushroom is considered toxic to humans. Consumption can cause symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, and hallucinations. In rare cases, it can even induce a coma-like state.

Photo: Holger Krisp, CC BY 3.0, Wikimedia Commons

#science #nature #natural history #fungus #mycology #mushroom #did you know #fact of the day #fungi #forest floor #fun facts #super mario

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mycoblogg · 10 months

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Tell me a shroom fact please

a recently-found amber fossil (dating to ~100 million years ago) suggests that dinosaurs ingested psychotropic fungi !!

in this fossil, we see some of the earliest recorded evidence of grass. atop the grass? a fungal parasite. in comparison with our fungi today, this fungus is most similar to ergot - fungi that grow on rye & produce alkaloids. ergot has been used as a medicine, a poison & a hallucinogen by humans for thousand of years.

"there’s no doubt in my mind that it would have been eaten by sauropod dinosaurs, although we can’t know what exact effect it had on them." - george poinar jr, of the oregon state university's college of science.

the small chance that dinosaurs tripped on psychedelics keeps me going, tbh.

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teeter-beetle · 7 months

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Arborglyphs, the Art of Carving Stiff Bark

The handiwork of historic herders can be found all around the aspen groves of Upper Gambol. Naturally, snail herders had an abundance of time on their hands while their slow-moving flocks grazed. One popular pastime was carving glyphs into aspen trees. Arborglyphs could be used as territorial boundaries, path markers, or merely creative expressions.

Popular designs include frogs and snail shells, including creative combinations like Snail Shell + Bird (the two creatures herders are most concerned with), Snail Shell + Mushroom For more, visit frogiverse.com

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sovietpostcards · 1 year

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Viktor Tsigal. Illustration for Konstantin Paustovsky’s “The Disheveled Sparrow” (1986).

#1980s #mushrooms #insects #book illustration #soviet #ussr #russia #history #children's books

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bebs-art-gallery · 8 months

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Fairytale Princess (1896) | The Princess and a Butterfly Underneath a Fly Agaric (1895-1896)

— by Torsten Wasastjerna

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alwaysbringabookwithyou · 2 years

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01.10.2022 It is October once more and the dark academia study aesthetic vibes are here.

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earthjournalbyawildrose · 5 months

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Sacrēd Circles by artist Rose Eads

No.21 + No.38 𖦹 shop art

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cafeblossomss · 4 months

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a charles at an art museum || follow me on IG

#mine #brann things #light academia #green academia #cottage academia #cottagecore #academia #books #art blog #art history #art gallery #art museum #van gogh #mushrooms #mushies #museum #art hoe

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theenbyroiderer · 10 months

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Showed my stuff at a local happening today. Got to wear my new folk costume. Super traditional folk costume + queer embroidery is a kinda nice contrast.

#art exhibition #fiber art #embroidery #crochet #3d embroidery #mushroom art #queer embroidery #local history #arts and crafts

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transmechanicus · 2 months

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chilchuk chilchuk chilchuk short king boyfriend husband cutie pie god damn god damn god DAMN

#my stuff #I NEED TO KISS HIS FORHEAD AND PUSH HIS SHIRT UP AND BITE HIS TIDDIES AND EAT HIM OUT AND #GODDDDDDD THIS IS NOT FAIR #LEAGUES MORE DOWN BAD FOR THIS FICTIONAL MAN THAN I HAVE EVER BEEN FOR ANY CHARACTER IN HISTORY #THE FUCKING FANCAMS ARE ABSOLUTELY FEEDING THE MUSHROOMS #FAHAHAAAACK!!!!!#dungeon meshi #chilchuk tims #chilchuk dungeon meshi

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mycolancer · 6 months

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True Albino Teacher (TAT) p. cubensis by Mycolancer

Mushroom enthusiasts and cultivators alike have long been fascinated by the diverse world of psilocybin-containing mushrooms, with each variety possessing its unique characteristics. One such intriguing strain is the True Albino Teacher, a subtype of Psilocybe cubensis that has captivated the attention of psychonauts and mycologists alike. In this article, we'll delve into the rich history of cultivation, the discovery of its genetics, its rise in popularity, and the experiences shared by those who have consumed this enigmatic mushroom.

Brief History:

The True Albino Teacher traces its roots back to the 20th century when mycologists began experimenting with cultivating Psilocybe cubensis in controlled environments. Originally discovered in the wilds of South America, this strain quickly became the focus of cultivation efforts due to its unique and striking albino features.

Cultivators discovered that True Albino Teacher thrived in a substrate rich in nutrients, humidity, and optimal temperature. As cultivation techniques advanced, so did the availability of this unique strain, making it more accessible to mushroom enthusiasts worldwide.

Discovery of Genetics:

The True Albino Teacher owes its distinct characteristics to a genetic mutation that inhibits the production of pigments, resulting in a strikingly white appearance. Mycologists stumbled upon this genetic anomaly during their extensive studies of Psilocybe cubensis, and the True Albino Teacher became a cultivator's delight.

The genetics of this strain were carefully studied and isolated, allowing for controlled breeding and propagation. As a result, the True Albino Teacher became a sought-after variety for those interested in both the scientific and recreational aspects of mushroom cultivation.

Popularity Surge:

In recent years, the True Albino Teacher has experienced a surge in popularity within the psychedelic community. Its unique appearance, coupled with its potent psilocybin content, has made it a favorite among experienced users and cultivators looking for a distinctive psychedelic experience.

As more people embraced the True Albino Teacher, it gained a reputation for inducing profound and insightful journeys, leading to an increased demand for this rare strain. The mushroom's popularity is not only attributed to its appearance but also to the transformative experiences reported by those who have incorporated it into their psychedelic explorations.

User Experiences:

Feedback from individuals who have consumed the True Albino Teacher often highlights its visual nature. Users commonly report vivid colors, enhanced sensory perception, and a deep sense of introspection. The strain is renowned for providing a unique perspective and facilitating introspective journeys that can lead to personal growth and self-discovery.

While experiences can vary from person to person, many users appreciate the True Albino Teacher for its ability to induce a powerful yet manageable psychedelic state, making it suitable for both novice and seasoned psychonauts. As always, I recommend to take a smaller dose (0.5-1g) to test any new mushrooms you may try before diving into deeper waters.

The True Albino Teacher stands as a testament to the fascinating world of psychedelic mushrooms, with unique genetics. From its humble origins in the wild to its cultivation in controlled environments, this strain has carved a niche in the hearts of mushroom enthusiasts and seekers of profound experiences. As research and cultivation techniques continue to advance, the True Albino Teacher remains a captivating chapter in the ever-evolving history of psychedelic exploration.

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haysillustrations · 2 years

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My newest seasonal collection piece; Autumn Foraging! 🍄🫐🌰 I've been really interested in seasonal foraging lately and trying to learn more about wild edible plants growing local to me. Here are some common wild plants and fungi that you can forage for in autumn!

1. Hen of the woods

2. Hazelnut

3. Rosehips

4. Sweet chestnut

5. Oak Bolete

6. Horn of plenty

7. Blackthorn

8. Chanterelle

9. Beechnut

10. Beefsteak fungus

... among many many others of course!

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katarinanavane · 11 months

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New curio collection charm necklace with an ammonite fossil centerpiece added to my Etsy, link in bio!

#fossil #ammonite #oddities #vulture culture #goblincore #cabinet of curiosities #natural history #curio collection #curio #mushroom #crab

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thoughtportal · 2 years

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Miss M.F. Lewis’ Fungi collected in Shropshire and other neighborhoods on the Internet Archive:

Volume I

Volume II

Volume III

#article #open culture #women in art history #women in stem #women in art #women in history #mushrooms #fungi #science history #science #art history #history #M.F. Lewis #books and libraries #books #public domain

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sovietpostcards · 1 year

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Cover art of the first issue of Sverchok [Cricket] magazine, 1937.

“This is a mailman. It brings newspapers and magazines to all forest bugs and critters. It’s been walking the forest for a long time today, got tired and sat down on the mushroom for a bit of a rest.”

#magazine covers #1930s #mushrooms #insects #soviet #ussr #russia #history #Illustration

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