Shroom hunting parasitic amanita??

[Ninja Master]

ive seen this twice and im going to ignore this thought no
longer. ive seen an amanita muscaria growing from a dead tree
once on a regular hunt. it was growing close to where the dead
tree was, about 6 inches from the center of the tree. i filed
this experiance in the strange encounters with amanita. this
second time has realy trubbled me. thare were trees in the area
once upon a time, but the trees were sawed down about 8-9 years
ago. i found a toxic amanita on the ground, dug up the stem to
make sure it was an amanita. what im thinking is that amanita
doesnt give anything to the tree, but in reality takes the rotting
unneeded roots away. so thare were living trees a while ago, but
they are gone, and fruit still comes up? the closest tree to this
fruit was about 100 feet away. does anyone have a better idea of
whats going on here?????

i cannot express how furious i am about the quality of these
pictures. the rest of the roll turned out better than i could of
hoped for. the only pictures that turned out bad were the only
ones i thought of as critial..... so here it is experiance 3 and
4 of amanitas growing from dead tree stumps.


and i like a dumb ass should of NOT taken this picture from the
road. i could clearly ident these as amanita muscaria var formosa
from the road as a passanger. this picture was actualy taken on
the way back from where ever i was. i was driving, and stopped
infront of this house.


ok what does this say? ive seen in publications that say amanita
is the most under done mushroom family. to me this says that
amanita is not out of lab cultivations reach. i think that the
lab cultivation has failed due to the cold fruting tempratures, and
possibly the requirement of a casing. ive been told you can grow
amanita spores on agar, but if it requried tree roots, i think the
spores would requrie roots to even germinate. i think the spores
can germinate on semi woody grounds, as with rotting tree
composts. i kind of doubt the casing as the mushroom kind of pops
out like a trap door spider. it just explodes out of the
ground. its been said that amanita mycelium takes 2 years to grow
mushrooms also. this information is from my own research, not
what others have told me. if you use this information to grow
edible amanitas, or amanita for medicinal purposes i request a small
royalty. (hell ill probably just request the information that ive
gotten you to investigate from the information ive posted.) im a
charitable man, i just gave away 2 and 5/16'ths pounds of muscaria to a
friend and am about to send out another pound. i will use any
contributions to the drug based forums i frequent, straving children,
those who have come before more, and those who go beyonde!

thank you drug forum, i love you guys!!!!!

Ninja Master

Edited by: Ninja Master