In Florida, the psychoactive mushroom Psilocybin Cubensis is a schedule 1 drug and is considered to have a "high potential for abuse and has no currently accepted medical use in treatment".
...oh but of course. Well anyways, the fungi couldn't give a care what the lawmaker's of this country and state write up, they have been in existence for longer than you and I and they will continue to thrive.
I found these in a grass patch in an area with rich soil that was previously occupied by cows and their rich manure.
So what's the deal if this "illegal" mushroom decides to drop spores and grow on your property? Are you at fault for it? Does that make you criminal drug cultivator? What if you pick them?
Since the Fiske vs Florida case, if you pick these mushrooms and are caught with them fresh you may not get in trouble for not having known of their identity or psychoactive effects since Florida law does not define the fungi or plants that contain psilocybin, just that psilocybin itself is illegal (but also illegal are the psilocybin containing materials, compounds, mixtures, or preparations)
So WTF, it just sorta loops around and makes the mushrooms illegal without actually defining them.
This is the patch of grass I found them in, and where I left them behind. *Wink
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