Panaeolus Copelandia Cyanescens Blue Meanie Shooms Trip Report
Trip Report on Panaeolus Copelandia Cyanescens Blue Meanie Shooms. A dull throb of music fills your mind after half an hour. The top of your head seems to be opening, allowing in the sounds of the world around you while releasing a monotonous tune of its own. As the music intensifies, it gradually rises to a crescendo. You search for your head’s top, but it appears to be gone. You get up and see that your house has thistle bushes sprouting in the corners. Their branches are weaving themselves through the air through wall fissures and power-points. When you touch one, the spikey stalks start to flinch.
Blue Meanies Make You See Octopi
You turn when you hear a noise behind you. A big man with an octopus’ head is standing in the middle of the room. You do your hardest not to chuckle. You do not see something like that very often. He shakes your hand with his tentacle to introduce himself. He claims to be searching for a long-lost love interest. You are quite sorry for him. You wish to assist. You lead him outdoors with his tentacle. Everything is humming blue and green. Around you, fish are swimming through the atmosphere. You spot a woman strumming a guitar close to the fence. She is singing about the cosmos and all of its animals. As the octopus man approaches her, you can see that they are familiar with one another. You feel whole when they give you an embrace. You united them. They go, and you lie down on your grass, breathing steadily and slowly while the sky above you swirls and forms patterns.
Panaeolus Copelandia Cyanescens Blue Meanie Information
CAP: The Blue Meanie’s cap is 15-40mm in size. It’s tan, fading to a pale, greyish white colour with maturity. The cap can split to reveal blue streaks, and matures to plane in time. The white flesh bruises blue when damaged.
GILLS: This mushie’s gills are adnexed, with three to four tiers of intermediate gills.
STEM: The stem is 70-120mm in length, and equal to slightly enlarged at the base. This mushie will stain a blue colour wherever it’s bruised.
SPORES: The spores on this Shroom are black, with four-spored basidia.
HABITAT: This guy loves subtropical to tropical climates. He’s a fan of manure, and added to his favourite soil, it’s a winning combo.
Panaeolus Copelandia Cyanescens Blue Meanie Disclaimer
Disclaimer: Based only on the anticipated average response of the majority of users, effects are provided for entertainment purposes. Before using these spores for microscopy research, make sure you are well aware of the dosage and type of mushroom. Avoid using illegal narcotics or magic mushrooms. Avoid driving while under the influence of mushrooms, taking them with prescription drugs, and using them if you are depressed or have psychotic symptoms. We do not want anyone to do anything that would violate their local laws.
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