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@@user-cp5ep3gx4w If You Viewed A Video Or Two Of Mine. You Might Understand A Little Of My Story. I Can't Recall The Last Time I Have Had A Nice Dream. Mostly Dreams Of Death Overseas. Haunted Dreams Of My Childhood. But The Last Month Has Been A Life Changer For Me. Jack Frost Microdosing Truly Is Amazing. Sorry To Hear About All The Things You Have Seen Throughout Your Life. And I Agree With You. What They Went Through In The Past . Makes What I And Many Went Through. Look Like Child's play.
Have spawn in my garden , along with Psilocybe azurescens ( flying saucers ) . And i have two siringes :one with Psilocybe teonanancatl and one Psilocybe natalensis kwazulu . Try it this year for a summerbed
Hey Danni thank you so much for this video. Brilliant info. You sound like your from my general direction of the country. Where might I have some kick down south any ideas? I’m determined to find these this season I’ve been looking for 4 years now lol. 🙏🍄🍄
Hey! I’m from Medway in Kent but lived in Sheffield for about 12 years now. I’ve only ever seen them once down south once but tbh I didn’t frequent allotment sites and gardens as much as I do now so it’s definitely the reason rather than being less abundant. Allotment sites, park flower beds, council car park woodchip beds are all best places to look but I’ve only ever found them in allotments and community gardens. Good luck with your search and keep in mind many saprobic mushrooms are super easy to grow if you can come across a spore print 😉🙌🏾🍄
I ate 10 cyanescens once and had a really colourful enjoyable trip. For a similar sort of trip I'd probably need to do 120 liberty caps and it wouldn't have that colourful visual thing that Cyanescens have.
@@therealdarthvader9936 Not yet but I grew some Azurescens mycelium a few years back and put it in woodchips in my friends garden. I have no idea if the mushrooms fruited or not lol
@@therealdarthvader9936 No but I have some spores for that and I did grow some mycelium of it before but did nothing with it and it all eventually dried out. I don't know if the mycelium can be revived with distilled water but it was a few years ago now lol. Oh I did make some woodchip beds round a friends garden and put some of that mycelium in the woodchips but then I didn't see him for about 4 years and he never noticed if it grew mushrooms because he's pretty much blind
Thanks for the great vid! would love to know more about how to spread these around by spores to encourage growth. Would you scatter that box of woodchips around once inoculated?
It would be the same process for growing mushrooms like the wood blewit, so for those I would wait until the woodchip is at least 2/3 white and then place this wood chop in a pile as a second inoculation and then scatter the larger pile into a footfall free zone preferably amongst non crowding plants like ferns, nettle etc the. top with woodchip and keep well watered
I found Cyanescens growing by the side of a road in a park in Washington State, USA. I also found Azurescens there. The only kind I found in the forest was Psilocybe Pelliculosa. I looked and looked but that's the only kind from the forest.
Brilliant info 🙏 I'm sure we must have Wavy caps here with all the woodchip !.. we've had sooooo many mushrooms popping up over the last few weeks but we've never had such good info on how to id the wavy caps before, so this is an awesome reference - Think we may have missed the boat again though this year, as although I expect we are warmer down here than you are, making our season later, we are due our first frost tonight and more over the weekend, so I expect the mushrooms wont like this! 😬💚✌🌿
@@danniinthewild after watching this, I just had a walk around my woods and I think I have found loads of wavey caps!!! Gonna watch again to make sure and then send some pics to some mushroom groups cos I have never tried waves before. 😊
Where were they growing? They don’t often pop up in the ‘wild’ unless woodchip has been dumped there in the past, do all the checks and report back, I’d love to know! 😄🙌
@@danniinthewild there is not woodchips but there is a lot of fallen deadwood that they are growing around. This is down in Cornwall. They look very similar to the young waveys in your video where you show a bunch of them at different stages but I have been squeezing the stems of a few of them and they are turning brown instead of blue. They do also look a lot like funeral bell mushrooms so I'm not gonna start munching them until I know for sure.
I use cordyceps powder almost daily throughout summer, it’s such a good energy booster. I don’t know of any risks with cordyceps, do you mean something like from ‘The Last Of Us’? 👹
Wahey the u tube boss must have eaten some wavey caps and hallucinated then put the video back on 😆🍄 I’ve watched far more descriptive videos on mushrooms like the process of the fly agaric and how to get high by Amanita Nita Nice one Danni 🍄🍄👍🏼🤘🏽🍺✅❎
Haha I know I was so careful with what I said too just incase, glad they accepted the appeal - I’ve only been on TH-cam 9 months i don’t want to get kicked off just yet 🤣
🫸🫸🫸*** Disclaimer - Please do not replicate or use any of my experience as a guide if you don't know what you are doing. The amounts of material I consumed would be considered to be a really big amount in normal standards so please do your own research and be sure you have correctly identified each individual specimen you encounter as there are multiple potential lookalikes amongst your prize. 🫠🫠 ***🫷🫷🫷 I've never ever had that experience before so that was my first time having it happen and I have had a good number of sessions since last year. I hear it's rare and is still widely unknown what actually causes it so this comment will just be for reference where perhaps one day someone might be able to find some correlation in regards to WLP and hopefully be able to learn more about what triggers it amongst psychonaughts. Anyway.. 56grams of freshly picked and undried (or roughly 5.6grams dry weight). I had roughly 2 thirds of the mushrooms in a mushroom sauce with a steak and the rest in a lemon tea (Yes, I ate the mushrooms after drinking the tea as well). I also picked out the more younger specimens to use for this meal, for obvious reasons. It would have been about 11pm when I finished everything and approximately 45 minutes after. I remember looking to see the time and the numbers were finally starting to wobble a little. It didn't really go beyond this unfortunately as my tolerance is so high for this... I would have to focus on individual thing for them to start dancing otherwise no more colour visuals either which is a bummer. It would have been about 1:30am. I was sitting in bed at this point when I went to lift my arm and I noticed my ring finger on my right arm was just dead, like the feeling you get when you have massive pins and needles and are struggling to move that limb but minus the actually pins and needles. The more I tried the focus on it and move it, the more and more motor function I would lose out of it. Thought I was going to have a stroke or something so I told my wife and then I went to go stand up and shake it off, immediately I felt weak legs and then I felt my eye lids were kind of droopy too. As I walked to the bathroom to wash my face, with each step I found that I started losing the strength to hold myself up. I never fell or lost balance. The only thing I found to help at all was to completely forget about that limb being dead. Dont move it, don't think about it. Don't even look at it for a couple minutes and it'll go away. But at this point was when I realised what I was experiencing. Wood Lovers Paralysis. Had an interesting night fighting against random limbs deciding not to work all of a sudden. Individual legs, fingers, arms, eyelids, shoulders and hand grip strength. The more you fight it the more strength you lose there, but stop paying attention to it for a little bit and it goes away, it was kind of amusing but not in a fun way. 😅 Was probably about 6am when I fell asleep and when I woke up around 10. I felt fine anyway, all was good until I went to eat something. Suddenly my tongue stopped working. was so weird I couldn't swallow properly so I stopped. Throughout the whole day the sudden loss of movement of certain limbs decreased in activity but it wasn't until the following after noon, when i could say it had finally stopped completely (so about 36 hours after consumption). I collected these that same day after a couple days of good rain from out of some fresher laid woodchip beds with decent amounts of eucalypt leaf litter. I say fresher laid beds because they would have been laid during last season with this season marking approximately one year since they were put in. I should also mention this was the first flush for the season and quite early into it too where very few caps started displaying the iconic wavy overturned caps. From the time of writing this, it's been about six days since I have experienced it and everything seems to normal. Only thing is now I am scared to have the mushrooms out of that patch again. Will I do it again? It's definitely making me reconsider that amount or that method but I have dehydrated the rest of what I got that day and will build up the courage to try once more with dry material. See if that makes a difference at all 🤞🤞 Will try remember to come post my experience then. BTW, the steak and mushroom sauce with wavy cap substitute, don't do it. 🤮 Almost wasted a good steak and mushrooms if I couldn't wash it down with more mushroom flavour out of the mushroom tea 😅 can't say I've had a more terrible combination of ideas in a while. 🤣🤣
Did my reply really get deleted by yt? shocking 😲 hope you got to see it before it did anyway lol. But yeah I tried again and didn't experience WLP this time although it was dried material.
No thank you. These things will cause paralysis of your motor functions and also cause labored breathing due to lowered blood pressure with elevated heart rate.. Not worth it.
@@notme1345 Okay, not only did it happen to me just a few days before posting that comment, there's also a video of some English guy going thru the same thing. His journey was recorded for over 3hours. That's why I looked these species up on YT, cause in my 35years of Tryptamine use, I never had anything close to that happen...
I'm New To The Psilocybin World. I've Suffered From Severe PTSD And Depression From A Brutal Childhood. Plus The Things I Saw And Did Overseas. Psilocybin / Microdosing Has Changed My Whole Life In Just Over A Month. It's Literally Saved My Life. I Pray Many Others That Suffer From Ptsd Will Try Psilocybin . Thank You For The Video With Great Information 👍🏼💯
@@user-cp5ep3gx4w If You Viewed A Video Or Two Of Mine. You Might Understand A Little Of My Story. I Can't Recall The Last Time I Have Had A Nice Dream. Mostly Dreams Of Death Overseas. Haunted Dreams Of My Childhood. But The Last Month Has Been A Life Changer For Me. Jack Frost Microdosing Truly Is Amazing. Sorry To Hear About All The Things You Have Seen Throughout Your Life. And I Agree With You. What They Went Through In The Past . Makes What I And Many Went Through. Look Like Child's play.
Great video. Keep it up mushroom girl! Much love from Western Australia 😊
Have spawn in my garden , along with Psilocybe azurescens ( flying saucers ) . And i have two siringes :one with Psilocybe teonanancatl and one Psilocybe natalensis kwazulu . Try it this year for a summerbed
I grow these in my allotment brush pile. Great composters but too busy for me to eat. Superb video, thanks.
Haha I feel that! Been 2 years since I have taken a wavy walk, life just gets in the way of life these days 😄
Well done! I learned so much. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Glad it was helpful!🫶🏾🫶🏾🫶🏾🫶🏾
What time of year are these found
Hey Danni thank you so much for this video. Brilliant info. You sound like your from my general direction of the country.
Where might I have some kick down south any ideas? I’m determined to find these this season I’ve been looking for 4 years now lol. 🙏🍄🍄
Hey! I’m from Medway in Kent but lived in Sheffield for about 12 years now. I’ve only ever seen them once down south once but tbh I didn’t frequent allotment sites and gardens as much as I do now so it’s definitely the reason rather than being less abundant. Allotment sites, park flower beds, council car park woodchip beds are all best places to look but I’ve only ever found them in allotments and community gardens. Good luck with your search and keep in mind many saprobic mushrooms are super easy to grow if you can come across a spore print 😉🙌🏾🍄
Merci beaucoup. Mushrooms Minds.
I ate 10 cyanescens once and had a really colourful enjoyable trip. For a similar sort of trip I'd probably need to do 120 liberty caps and it wouldn't have that colourful visual thing that Cyanescens have.
Ever tried Azurescens
@@therealdarthvader9936 Not yet but I grew some Azurescens mycelium a few years back and put it in woodchips in my friends garden. I have no idea if the mushrooms fruited or not lol
@@therealdarthvader9936 No but I have some spores for that and I did grow some mycelium of it before but did nothing with it and it all eventually dried out. I don't know if the mycelium can be revived with distilled water but it was a few years ago now lol. Oh I did make some woodchip beds round a friends garden and put some of that mycelium in the woodchips but then I didn't see him for about 4 years and he never noticed if it grew mushrooms because he's pretty much blind
Had about 15 i found growing under a gorse bush once, very nice trip it was too.
Super informative. Thanks for sharing! Did you create the bed?
They appeared on their own in 2019, it’s a nice story actually maybe I’ll share one day, but I have helped them find new ground across the site 😁🫶🏾
Thank you.
Thanks for the great vid! would love to know more about how to spread these around by spores to encourage growth. Would you scatter that box of woodchips around once inoculated?
It would be the same process for growing mushrooms like the wood blewit, so for those I would wait until the woodchip is at least 2/3 white and then place this wood chop in a pile as a second inoculation and then scatter the larger pile into a footfall free zone preferably amongst non crowding plants like ferns, nettle etc the. top with woodchip and keep well watered
I found 7 oz of those in a garden i care for.
You found those in November? I was under the impression that they are only really about in January time. I'll have to keep a look out for them
I found Cyanescens growing by the side of a road in a park in Washington State, USA. I also found Azurescens there. The only kind I found in the forest was Psilocybe Pelliculosa. I looked and looked but that's the only kind from the forest.
Somehow, these have just randomly popped up in my allotment😉🤣
I've been looking for a spore print of these for ages! Last time is saw them was in Swansea Morrison carpark many years ago 😮
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Brilliant info 🙏 I'm sure we must have Wavy caps here with all the woodchip !.. we've had sooooo many mushrooms popping up over the last few weeks but we've never had such good info on how to id the wavy caps before, so this is an awesome reference - Think we may have missed the boat again though this year, as although I expect we are warmer down here than you are, making our season later, we are due our first frost tonight and more over the weekend, so I expect the mushrooms wont like this! 😬💚✌🌿
No they dont like cold temps. They will sporulate and disappear
To be they still look like death cap.not sure if we have this in the Philippines but I do remember seeing this is the forest back then
Thank you sis 🙏
Thanks so much for watching 🥰🥰
@@danniinthewild I learned a lot 🙂🥹
thanks very interesting
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Thankyou for this 😊
Thanks for watching mark!
@@danniinthewild after watching this, I just had a walk around my woods and I think I have found loads of wavey caps!!! Gonna watch again to make sure and then send some pics to some mushroom groups cos I have never tried waves before. 😊
Where were they growing? They don’t often pop up in the ‘wild’ unless woodchip has been dumped there in the past, do all the checks and report back, I’d love to know! 😄🙌
@@danniinthewild there is not woodchips but there is a lot of fallen deadwood that they are growing around. This is down in Cornwall. They look very similar to the young waveys in your video where you show a bunch of them at different stages but I have been squeezing the stems of a few of them and they are turning brown instead of blue. They do also look a lot like funeral bell mushrooms so I'm not gonna start munching them until I know for sure.
There are so many different mushrooms growing around these woods, I wish I knew more about identifying them.
Can someone point me in the direction to find some of these? Thanks ☺️
Thats a great find these are rare locally 2 me never found any
Where do you live? Check out the nearest allotment sites 😆
@@danniinthewild somerset iv been looking for a while
Great video thanks. Just wanted to ask what is your thoughts on cordyceps powder, does it have risks?
I use cordyceps powder almost daily throughout summer, it’s such a good energy booster. I don’t know of any risks with cordyceps, do you mean something like from ‘The Last Of Us’? 👹
@@danniinthewildno i just meant any risks with the powder but yes ive seen the film 😂. Just thought taking it might help my chronic fatigue.
I have only experienced WLP in my cheeks and facial muscles. It felt almost like someone had numbed my face and like I had forgotten how to chew LOL…
We get lots of these in south australia often confused with suberagnosia
@TobyDaniels-th3mp dry weight dosage is wiser than fresh
Wahey the u tube boss must have eaten some wavey caps and hallucinated then put the video back on 😆🍄
I’ve watched far more descriptive videos on mushrooms like the process of the fly agaric and how to get high by Amanita Nita
Nice one Danni 🍄🍄👍🏼🤘🏽🍺✅❎
Haha I know I was so careful with what I said too just incase, glad they accepted the appeal - I’ve only been on TH-cam 9 months i don’t want to get kicked off just yet 🤣
i find liberty caps to be a lot more potent
Will it grow in India?
Every mushroom video (with the exception of one) ive posted is deleted by youtube.. why wasnt this subject to the same scrutiny?
This was deleted 8 minutes after I posted it 🙃 I appealed to have it reviewed by a human as it’s usually an ai detection on the initial upload
I had once the paralysis after vawy cups
Same here.
Also had some commenter call me a liar.
I had 56grams of fresh wavy caps last night and copped some wood lovers paralysis. Worst sensation out. 😅
Fascinating! How early did it come on? Care to share your trip?
🫸🫸🫸*** Disclaimer -
Please do not replicate or use any of my experience as a guide if you don't know what you are doing. The amounts of material I consumed would be considered to be a really big amount in normal standards so please do your own research and be sure you have correctly identified each individual specimen you encounter as there are multiple potential lookalikes amongst your prize. 🫠🫠 ***🫷🫷🫷
I've never ever had that experience before so that was my first time having it happen and I have had a good number of sessions since last year. I hear it's rare and is still widely unknown what actually causes it so this comment will just be for reference where perhaps one day someone might be able to find some correlation in regards to WLP and hopefully be able to learn more about what triggers it amongst psychonaughts.
Anyway.. 56grams of freshly picked and undried (or roughly 5.6grams dry weight). I had roughly 2 thirds of the mushrooms in a mushroom sauce with a steak and the rest in a lemon tea (Yes, I ate the mushrooms after drinking the tea as well). I also picked out the more younger specimens to use for this meal, for obvious reasons.
It would have been about 11pm when I finished everything and approximately 45 minutes after. I remember looking to see the time and the numbers were finally starting to wobble a little. It didn't really go beyond this unfortunately as my tolerance is so high for this...
I would have to focus on individual thing for them to start dancing otherwise no more colour visuals either which is a bummer.
It would have been about 1:30am. I was sitting in bed at this point when I went to lift my arm and I noticed my ring finger on my right arm was just dead, like the feeling you get when you have massive pins and needles and are struggling to move that limb but minus the actually pins and needles. The more I tried the focus on it and move it, the more and more motor function I would lose out of it. Thought I was going to have a stroke or something so I told my wife and then I went to go stand up and shake it off, immediately I felt weak legs and then I felt my eye lids were kind of droopy too. As I walked to the bathroom to wash my face, with each step I found that I started losing the strength to hold myself up. I never fell or lost balance. The only thing I found to help at all was to completely forget about that limb being dead. Dont move it, don't think about it. Don't even look at it for a couple minutes and it'll go away.
But at this point was when I realised what I was experiencing. Wood Lovers Paralysis.
Had an interesting night fighting against random limbs deciding not to work all of a sudden. Individual legs, fingers, arms, eyelids, shoulders and hand grip strength. The more you fight it the more strength you lose there, but stop paying attention to it for a little bit and it goes away, it was kind of amusing but not in a fun way. 😅
Was probably about 6am when I fell asleep and when I woke up around 10. I felt fine anyway, all was good until I went to eat something. Suddenly my tongue stopped working. was so weird I couldn't swallow properly so I stopped.
Throughout the whole day the sudden loss of movement of certain limbs decreased in activity but it wasn't until the following after noon, when i could say it had finally stopped completely (so about 36 hours after consumption).
I collected these that same day after a couple days of good rain from out of some fresher laid woodchip beds with decent amounts of eucalypt leaf litter. I say fresher laid beds because they would have been laid during last season with this season marking approximately one year since they were put in.
I should also mention this was the first flush for the season and quite early into it too where very few caps started displaying the iconic wavy overturned caps.
From the time of writing this, it's been about six days since I have experienced it and everything seems to normal. Only thing is now I am scared to have the mushrooms out of that patch again.
Will I do it again?
It's definitely making me reconsider that amount or that method but I have dehydrated the rest of what I got that day and will build up the courage to try once more with dry material. See if that makes a difference at all 🤞🤞
Will try remember to come post my experience then.
BTW, the steak and mushroom sauce with wavy cap substitute, don't do it. 🤮
Almost wasted a good steak and mushrooms if I couldn't wash it down with more mushroom flavour out of the mushroom tea 😅 can't say I've had a more terrible combination of ideas in a while. 🤣🤣
Did my reply really get deleted by yt? shocking 😲 hope you got to see it before it did anyway lol.
But yeah I tried again and didn't experience WLP this time although it was dried material.
56 grams??!! 😭 damn bruh lmfao
Could you send me some of your wood chip please 🤔
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Wakefield got wavy
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Don't get caught picking them they are a class A narcotic 😂
No thank you.
These things will cause paralysis of your motor functions and also cause labored breathing due to lowered blood pressure with elevated heart rate.. Not worth it.
Keep eating that propaganda 😂😂😂😂😂
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Okay, not only did it happen to me just a few days before posting that comment, there's also a video of some English guy going thru the same thing. His journey was recorded for over 3hours.
That's why I looked these species up on YT, cause in my 35years of Tryptamine use, I never had anything close to that happen...
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😂 the Anti Defamation League censorship algorithms deleted my reply to you just now.
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