TEXAS YELLOW CAPS MAGIC MUSHROOMS

Texas Yellow Caps Magic Mushrooms

If you’re caught with Texas Yellow Caps magic mushrooms weighing between 1 and 4 grams, you could be looking at a third-degree felony. If you have between 4 and 200 grams, that bumps up to a second-degree felony. And for those with over 200 grams but less than 400 grams? That’s considered a first-degree felony. So, it’s definitely important to know the laws!

Can I Fly to Texas with Groceries?

Short answer: No. According to the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), while Texas mushrooms are edible, bringing cannabis products on board is illegal. Remember, marijuana and anything related to it are still against federal law.

What Happens if the TSA Finds Food in Your Bag?

If you try to pack groceries in your luggage, be aware that the TSA will likely hand them over to local law enforcement if they find them during a search. So, it’s best to leave those snacks at home.

How Can You Tell if a Mushroom is Poisonous in Texas?

Identifying mushrooms can be tricky! Generally, good mushrooms have a slightly sweet smell, while bitter ones are often odorless. A handy tip is to cut the stem and place the cap, gill side down, on a piece of paper for a few hours. You might see a spore print, which can help you identify the mushroom. For example, the distinctive white spore print of an Amanita species is a telltale sign.

Can I Hide Food in My Luggage?

When it comes to hiding food, it’s a bit of a gamble. Just like regular edibles, gold cap mushrooms are recognizable cannabis products. The TSA’s policy states that solid food (not liquids or gels) can be carried in your carry-on or checked bag. So, if you’re packing snacks, just make sure they look like regular food to avoid any issues!