IS THIS P. CUBENSIS? (mushrooms)

[StealYourFace]

I found these growing near my house. I was thinking they were p. cubensis but one thing throws the description off. The stem is not as white as the cap and is really not white at all. But if anyone is experienced in mycology i would appreciate some advice.

StealYourFace Reviewed by StealYourFace on 08-09-2005. IS THIS P. CUBENSIS? (mushrooms) I found these growing near my house. I was thinking they were p. cubensis but one thing throws the description off. The stem is not as white as the cap and is really not white at all. But if anyone is experienced in mycology i would appreciate some advice. Rating: 5

[Drago]

hard to tell. they have the bluing and thats common in shrooms.. but they dont look right to me.. ask at the shroomery (shroomery.org). they got some shroom smart people over there. dont eat them till you know for sure though.

[Not Enough Herb]

ya i dont really no much about mycology

but those just dont look right man

be careful

later

[tylerkane]

Eat them and let us know.
I don't care people!

[SumSkater540]

i dunno dude...their are so many "lookalike" mushrooms that can be potientally deadly...i wouldnt risk them without like analizing them to see if they REALLY are...you would probably have to take them to a lab or something...just be careful, peace.

[RedRainDrop]

The green on them doesnt look very assuring. I would'nt eat them.

[ontariogrower]

Those aren't P. Cubensis. I'm not an expert, nor do I enjoy taking mushrooms but they don't look like P. Cubensis from what i've seen. The caps are too big for them to be Cubensis. But fuck it! I don't know anything. So eat at your own risk. But don't say no one told you not to!

[Drugman Joe]

They are not. The stems are a lighter color tan on cubensis, and also bruise blue. Also the caps are too large to be cubensis. They look very close other than that though.