I can provide some information about hallucinogenic mushrooms and their association with horse manure.
Some species of mushrooms, like Psilocybe cubensis, commonly referred to as "magic mushrooms," contain psychoactive compounds (such as psilocybin and psilocin) that can induce hallucinations when ingested. These mushrooms are illegal in many countries due to their psychoactive properties and potential risks.
Psilocybe cubensis and some other hallucinogenic mushrooms have been known to grow in various environments, including decomposing organic matter, such as horse manure. The spores of these mushrooms can be present in the environment and may find suitable conditions in decaying organic material like horse manure to grow and fruit.
However, it is crucial to note that attempting to identify and consume wild mushrooms, including hallucinogenic varieties, can be extremely dangerous. Many mushroom species look similar to each other, and misidentifying mushrooms can lead to severe poisoning or even death. Additionally, consuming hallucinogenic mushrooms can have unpredictable effects on an individual's mental and physical health, and using them for recreational purposes is illegal in many places.
If you are interested in exploring hallucinogenic substances or have concerns about your mental health, it is essential to seek guidance from a qualified healthcare professional. They can provide you with accurate information, assess your individual situation, and offer appropriate support and guidance. Remember, safety and well-being should always be a priority when considering any substance or activity with potential risks.