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psychedelics can be used to reliably treat many mental disorders, glad to see that we're finally beginning to loosen up a bit.
Yeah! Lots of research has been happening for the last decade or so. It seems Americans are finally getting passed it and realizing these drugs can actually be super useful.
That, and making things that grow naturally illegal is stupid.
What if I told you it’s legal to buy spores and everything else you need to grow shrooms? It’s just illegal to plant the spores, so obviously people only buy them to look at under microscope (legal) and not to plant (illegal)
Yup look for all the info and advice you need at shroomery.org
Edit: this is my first lemmy comment
from what I hear, a good place to plant them is in a cow pasture
I hear uncle bens instant rice is also an excellent place 😉
My brother got on a kick where he spent a lot of money and energy growing mushrooms and his first batch was a total waste. He went back a second time with some distended techniques and got some product but not much. How 3rd try was better but still not a lot of product for all the effort.
Unless you're in Idaho or Georgia. And technically in California you have to register as a "researcher". Many sites won't ship to CA, other sites basically just say "it's your responsibility to follow applicable laws".
Either way, ideally you wouldn't have to rely on loopholes to seek care.
Been looking forward to this. Not a Californian but a micro dose enjoyer.
I'm all for it. I think we all deserve some shrooms in this timeline.
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