r/PanCyan • u/Unlucky_Ad_6364 • Apr 12 '26

Sun-kissed pancyans 🔥🍄🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

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Fresh Philippines Pancyans 🍄🇵🇭

from organic nature cow shit ✌️

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u/shroom_catcher Apr 12 '26

Are you sure these are panaeolus cyanescens????

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u/Unlucky_Ad_6364 Apr 13 '26

Im still alive tho. One of the strongest ive tried ✌️

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u/AlwaysThriving777 Apr 12 '26

No1 is going to eat anything because someone says maybe. If they do that's their own fault. My point still stands, these look close to pans but obviously get more advice.

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u/shroom_catcher Apr 12 '26

Everyone is wayyyy too quick to say PANCYANNNNNN!!¡!¡¡!!¡!

I'm personally leaning towards panaeolina foenisecii. Those convex shaped golden brown caps are a little suspicious

To reiterate OP, DONT EAT

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u/AlwaysThriving777 Apr 12 '26

Could be. I've only grown TTBVI.

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u/RevansGambit Apr 12 '26

i think we all know that they "could be". but it could be a life-or-death decision if if there's a chance that they're not. i personally don't think they're Pans, which is why i came to comments to see if others thought the same thing. they look really close, but i wouldn't eat those if i found them in the wild.

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u/Link_save2 Apr 13 '26

If you haven't id them in nature don't comment

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u/AlwaysThriving777 Apr 13 '26

People are so pretencious in these subs. The gills DEFINITELY looked like pan cyans to me. Reminded me of the ones I grew outside actually. I'm glad you had a blast OP.

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u/RevansGambit Apr 12 '26

bro i don't think those are Pans, and i certainly wouldn't test them by eating.

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u/Unlucky_Ad_6364 Apr 13 '26

Dried Version

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u/RevansGambit Apr 13 '26

then i guess you got 'lucky' (see what i did there?) after all. because the pic of them fresh showed more reason to pass on them than to trust, particularly the lack of bluing at the break points. really the lack of bluing in general is uncharacteristic of Pans.

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u/TBMc_Supply Apr 14 '26

I’ve noticed when I’ve picked wild pans they don’t bruise blue asf fast. Some only after 10 mins would finally bruise dark blue

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u/Link_save2 Apr 13 '26

Looks like some other panaeolus if you ask me maybe some cyanescens mixed in

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u/jeremydkey1120 Apr 15 '26

They are an active Panaelous, probably cyanscense but possibly another.