Amanita Research Forum

The ambrosia society may be dead, but the fleece is immortal! See for yourself! Read Teeter's findings and try for yourself! Sounds easy enough, but what I found was that I had to learn what was the fleece, and what wasn't the fleece before I could even begin to work with it. I'd like for this to be...

WARNING!!!!!! The fleece being a mucor means IT IS NOT AMANITA MYCELIUM OR ANYTHING AMANITA. PERIOD. DO NOT INGEST! The "fleece" is literally mold. It is literally not amanita. I will, for the sake of what Amanita Dreamer is doing, run experiments to prove the disinformation false. All one would ha...

I am very interested and curious about your crazy ideas ! If this appears not to be the right community then we would all have a problem of openness. Thanks Marv and everyone else for opening up this forum for crazy people like me! Haha I actually feel even more motivated to progress on this exciti...

I just joined the ambrosia society a year ago and it was basically already dead. Yeah when I first started cultivating the fleece, I thought i had the right one in one of my first attempts. I ate it and convinced myself it was the right one, afterall it "resurrected" (barely) and it too made me "hap...

I totally understand! I think it would be wonderful to finally put to an end any doubt about it! Yes i do have spores of the fleece that could be sent to a lab! I'm very much NOT a scientist though and wouldn't know the first thing about going through those kinds of steps, but am totally willing to ...

I don't know why Don Teeter was so adamantly opposed to actual scientist's analysis and decision to call the fleece a mucor. So what? The whole thing reeks of ego to me. The truth of the matter is that he discovered an ibotenic acid producing mold of some sort that is available to anyone to cultivat...

Hey guys, I'm Don! I was refered here from the mostly dead Ambrosia Society forums. So basically in just a family man trying to make ends meet for my wife and young kids. Initially I was skeptical about Don Teeter's claims but figure if his discovery of the fleece was true, I needed to find it for m...