Amanita Muscaria Info & Where To Buy It

So its just about shroom season so I thought I would post what a good description of what a fly agaric mushroom looks like. I DO NOT condone finding them for use of human consumption, because if you are wrong, you could die. When Fly Agaric mushrooms first sprout they look like little eggs. If you take the mushroom apart at this stage and take a look under the veil you will see a yellow tint through the veil. When the Amanita Muscaria is fully grown the red cap is usually 8-20 centimeters in diameter. It will have small white or yellow warts on the cap. The spore sprint is white, as well as the free gills. At the bottom of the bulb it will have veil remnants which creates 2-4 rings. Between the bottom veil remnants and the the gills are more veil remnants which will form the description of a white ring. Very basic description, I'll update will more detail eventually, hopefully you enjoyed the read.

So first, is it possible to grow your own Fly Agaric mushroom? Well, technically, yes, would you be able to though, very likely the answer to that would be no. Amanita Muscaria mushrooms are what is considered a symbiotic plant, meaning that it forms a mutual relationship with another organism that allows it to grow. The most common tree you will find them under is the birch tree. You would have to be very lucky to actually plant your own next to a birch tree for example and have them bond together, and have the mushroom grow and become edible. I would just stick to buying them online if I were you. I buy my fly agaric or amanita muscaria mushrooms from Herbal Fire Botanicals . They seem to have the best quality, as well as great customer support and quick shipping.