This month only at Mushroom Prints. March is here again, which means the time has come for March Mushroom Madness. With summer just around the corner, we wouldn’t want you to running out of cubensis spores, so We are giving away hundreds of free spore syringes !!!

Buy 3spore syringes – get 1 free !!!!
buy 4 spore syringes – get 2 free !!!! ( not applicable to 4 for 40$ deal )
buy 8 spore syringes – get 5 free !!!!
buy 10 spore syringes get 6 free !!!( 10 for 80 mega mushroom pack not eligible)

Note. Free syringe strains will be chosen by Mushroom Prints.

To take part in this offer. Please write ” March Madness ” in the comments section at the checkout.

People tripping on mushrooms might see things in different colors or see patterns. Existing colors, sounds, tastes and textures may be distorted, while feelings and emotions intensify. It can feel like time has sped up, slowed down or stopped completely. There can be a changed perception of one’s place in the universe and a feeling of communing with a higher power.

As with LSD, what happens on a mushroom trip varies by person, dosage and the type of mushroom eaten, as some are more powerful than others. “Set and setting,” or the emotional state of the user and the type of environment he or she is in, play a big part in whether the trip is positive. Users who are in a poor mental state or a highly structured environment are more likely to have a bad trip, which is when you feel paranoid, anxious, nervous or even terrified instead of euphoric. The only way to get over a bad trip is to wait it out. New users are often advised to have an experienced friend with them to guide them through the experience.

Taking mushrooms can cause dizziness, nausea and other stomach problems, muscle weakness, loss of appetite and numbness. These symptoms subside as the trip comes to an end. Some mushroom users smoke marijuana to combat the nausea.

Mushrooms aren’t considered to be addictive, but tolerance builds up very quickly — taking mushrooms two days in a row often results in a less intense experience the second day, for example. There may be cross-tolerance with some other psychotropic drugs like LSD, mescaline and peyote, which means that taking one can build up tolerance for another.

So, are they dangerous? People with mental illnesses (diagnosed or not) have had their symptoms exacerbated through the use of mushrooms. There’s no evidence of death caused by magic mushrooms; the amount that one would have to eat to cause death is hundreds of times greater than the normal dose. Death can result from taking misidentified mushrooms, however. With that in mind, let’s look at the different types of magic mushrooms next.

Mushrooms have a lot in common with LSD in terms of how they affect the body. Both are psychotropic drugs and act on the central nervous system to produce their effects. Many people have described a mushroom trip as a milder, shorter version of an LSD trip. Like LSD, magic mushrooms don’t technically cause hallucinations, or visions of things that aren’t actually there. Instead, they distort the perception of actual objects.

People tripping on mushrooms might see things in different colors or see patterns. Existing colors, sounds, tastes and textures may be distorted, while feelings and emotions intensify. It can feel like time has sped up, slowed down or stopped completely. There can be a changed perception of one’s place in the universe and a feeling of communing with a higher power.

As with LSD, what happens on a mushroom trip varies by person, dosage and the type of mushroom eaten, as some are more powerful than others. “Set and setting,” or the emotional state of the user and the type of environment he or she is in, play a big part in whether the trip is positive. Users who are in a poor mental state or a highly structured environment are more likely to have a bad trip, which is when you feel paranoid, anxious, nervous or even terrified instead of euphoric. The only way to get over a bad trip is to wait it out. New users are often advised to have an experienced friend with them to guide them through the experience.

Taking mushrooms can cause dizziness, nausea and other stomach problems, muscle weakness, loss of appetite and numbness. These symptoms subside as the trip comes to an end. Some mushroom users smoke Marijuana to combat the nausea.

Mushrooms aren’t considered to be addictive, but tolerance builds up very quickly — taking mushrooms two days in a row often results in a less intense experience the second day, for example. There may be cross-tolerance with some other psychotropic drugs like LSD, mescaline and peyote, which means that taking one can build up tolerance for another.

So, are they dangerous? People with mental illnesses (diagnosed or not) have had their symptoms exacerbated through the use of mushrooms. There’s no evidence of death caused by magic mushrooms; the amount that one would have to eat to cause death is hundreds of times greater than the normal dose. Death can result from taking misidentified mushrooms, however. With that in mind, let’s look at the different types of magic mushrooms next.

Check out this months contest contests page and win. Check back as we will be running a new contest every month!

We our giving away more Cubensis spore syringe packs this month.

3 mushroom spore packs up for grabs!

Be sure to check back every month for more great giveaways!

From now until the end of September 2012, when you order the 4 for 40 mushroom Pack, We will throw in an extra free Psilocybe Cubensis syringe of whatever we have in overstock. That’s 5 Syringes for 40 bucks!!! At 8$ each this is the best deal you will find anywhere. Also put a link to mushroom prints up somewhere on the web and send us the link. And we will add another free spore syringe of your choice to your order! Email us If you would like to add our banner to your site an we will send one out to you.

Psilocybe Azurescens are a woodloving strain, such as psilocybe cyanescens, and many others.
Very aggressive mycelium with this one. A truly great strain.

Click here for Azurescens Spores

Coming soon!

Psilocybe Cyanescens and Morel mushroom syringes

Buy 3spore syringes – get 1 free !!!!
buy 4 spore syringes – get 2 free !!!! ( not applicable to 4 for 40$ deal )
buy 8 spore syringes – get 5 free !!!!
buy 10 spore syringes get 6 free !!!( 10 for 80 mega mushroom pack not eligible)

Note. Free syringe strains will be chosen by Mushroom Prints.

To take part in this offer. Please write ” March Madness ” in the comments section at the checkout.

This statement is from http://www.fanaticus.com/

november 2011

Latest news: Robert ‘ Billy’ McPherson, creator of the PF TEK, is in his final sleep. Here is a recreation of his fanaticus website bout mushroom cultivation, which existed from 1995 to 2003.

The mind of Robert ‘Billy’ Mcpherson, once better known as Psylocybe Fanaticus, is succumbing to hepatitus C. He will not be with us in 2012. He is in coma since 11-11-11 and in his final hours before leaving his body. His techniques will survive forever.

I guess that still most psychonauts who cultivate Psilocybe cubensis for entheogenic and other purposes use his creation, the PF TEK, to do so

remember…

Over half a century has passed since Albert Hofmann identified psilocybin as the psychedelic (=”mind manifesting”) material in several species of Mexican mushrooms. One of those is Psilocybe cubensis.
Since then many hundreds similar psychedelics have been made. But psilocybin still stands out as nature’s friendliest and best liked psychedelic. Today, over one hundred psilocybin producing mushrooms are known. From all of those, Psilocybe cubensis still is the largest, fastest, easiest cultivatable and third most potent one. Especially the PF Classic cubensis, known by some as penis mushroom.
Beginning in the nineteen sixties, myriad of methods have been published to grow Psilocybe cubensis. But only one technique can do without petri dishes, -pressure canner or other laboratory equipment. That is the Psylocybe Fanaticus Technique or PF TEK, created by Robert McPherson in 1991, which currently is the worlds most popular method to grow ‘magic’ mushrooms (downloaded, printed, distributed and practiced many millions of times).

The PF TEK is to the entheogenic experience what the hot water extraction is to the caffeine experience. People will be using it many centuries from now.

Levitate well Billy… you are now known by a small circle of friends but your practices are and will be followed by many for as long as mushrooms and mankind will coexist. The spores of your knowledge will be spread to the stars and beyond.

It was and is a pleasure to have grown with you!

Yachaj

Check out our newest Cubensis strains on Mushroom Prints. Thai lipa Yai , Albino A+, and space coast. More cubensis strains and woodloving psilocybes to come!