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CM_DO

Looks more like cubensis, definitely not amanita.


mycoteria

That's not amanita muscaria.


WayOutMentor

Look like cubes. Likely using "Amanita" to avoid attracting legal attention, while still attracting people who want to trip. It's an unfortunate thing for the very small portion of the market that is actually looking for amanita... but for the vast majority of the market that is actively seeking a classical psychedelic experience, I totally understand why this is becoming common.


QuentinCW

Yeah that’s what I was thinking due to legality. AMs would have been nice but happy with some cubes


KaleidoscopeOk9781

Def not AM - most likely cubes


LapisLazuli83

Cut the stems and look for blue. If so, it’s p cubensis most likely


Icy-Tadpole-5689

If there’s no blue, I wouldn’t assume they’re cubes


WashiBurr

Definitely not AM.


InfamousCar7245

When I pick cubes they show bruising even after drying. The thin stem and large top almost look like paneolus antilarium which also grow in same substrate and are commonly found near cubes in Texas. They are not active however but safe to eat. Just not great eating.


QuentinCW

These were grown in Costa Rica where cubes are pretty common so I’m leaning towards that


noseedsinit12

No but I'm down for an even trade lol


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ZealousidealPie8227

Not amanita for sure. Probably normal magic mushrooms. Amanita is nearly impossible to grow from what I've heard. Traditional Cubes are pretty easy


Icy-Tadpole-5689

Don’t eat those, def not cubes or muscarias…


QuentinCW

Why do you say they’re not cubes