Fun? Just make sure you take lots of other drugs first.
Yeah, prolonged vomiting is rarely fun, if not instructional.
I did know that nearly all plants rely on fungal nitrogen fixers, but I wasnât aware that fly agaric participates in nitrogen fixation.
I also wonder: Could there be a way to sort of⌠âPickleâ the soil so that an undesired fungal species gets out-competed by one you consider more desirable?
Strictly speaking, itâs usually bacteria that fix nitrogen, rather than fungi, and mycorrhizal symbiosis isnât nitrogen fixation, as it doesnât pull nitrogen from the air. But yes, fly agaric will help supply nutrients to their associated trees in some way.
Sulphur has been used to make soils more acidic, and inhibit fungal growth. I donât know how effective it is, but if the fly agaric doesnât like, your trees might not like it eitherâŚ
I think these mushrooms are used in the rituals of âpeeling backâ to reveal the lizard beneath.
Probably.
I guess itâs interesting that Liz has Amanita in her garden, but this doesnât seem like much of a story, since it would be bizarre if Buckingham Palace didnât have Psilocybe semilanceata, like every other green space in London.
(Hampstead Heath is ideal for picking these, as itâs big enough that people donât get up in your grille, and thereâs enough for everyone)
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