Lex Plant Jul 2, 2018 #1 It's growing at my parent's cottage, and I can't figure out what it is! Attachments 20180625_105051.jpg 5.7 MB · Views: 515 20180625_105056.jpg 5.6 MB · Views: 480
stevebradford Moderator Staff member Jul 2, 2018 #2 Found these, some type of oyster mushrooms I believe. Last edited: Oct 7, 2020
Lex Plant Jul 2, 2018 #4 I think Lloyd has it! I feel like the tops of mine are finer, but other wise, looks good. I still won't risk eating it though!
I think Lloyd has it! I feel like the tops of mine are finer, but other wise, looks good. I still won't risk eating it though!
stevebradford Moderator Staff member Jul 2, 2018 #5 Found this one the other day. Indian pipe I think.
Lloyd Gordon Cactus micrografter newbie. Staff member Jul 2, 2018 #6 I cooked one I found nearby. Of course, caution is always advisable with funghi.
Lloyd Gordon Cactus micrografter newbie. Staff member Jul 5, 2018 #8 It looked pretty fresh, must of just fallen from the tree. I gathered the cleanest and untouched parts. Lightly sauteed in olive oil, salt and pepper to taste. Tasted fresh and woodsy, nice but not amazing.
It looked pretty fresh, must of just fallen from the tree. I gathered the cleanest and untouched parts. Lightly sauteed in olive oil, salt and pepper to taste. Tasted fresh and woodsy, nice but not amazing.
FlyTrapKing Carnivorous Plant Addict Jul 6, 2018 #9 stevebradford said: Found this one the other day. View attachment 2981 Indian pipe I think. Click to expand... I believe thats called indian pipe
stevebradford said: Found this one the other day. View attachment 2981 Indian pipe I think. Click to expand... I believe thats called indian pipe
stevebradford Moderator Staff member Jul 6, 2018 #10 How about this very cool small one. I call it “beach umbrella”
FlyTrapKing Carnivorous Plant Addict Jul 7, 2018 #11 Possibly a pleated inkcap mushroom? Ive found these before aswell. They dont grow in the ground, only on sticks and stuff it seems.
Possibly a pleated inkcap mushroom? Ive found these before aswell. They dont grow in the ground, only on sticks and stuff it seems.
Lex Plant Aug 25, 2018 #12 Here's another one: they've been growing in my front yard. Attachments 20180825_182210.jpg 2.9 MB · Views: 430 20180825_182255.jpg 3.6 MB · Views: 413
stevebradford Moderator Staff member Oct 6, 2020 #14 Seen these today possibly Amanita pantherina? Last edited: Oct 6, 2020
Trevors.s Plant Oct 6, 2020 #15 stevebradford said: Seen these today possibly Amanita pantherina? View attachment 11696 Click to expand... Yes! Supposedly in North America it is Amanita pantherinoides https://www.vanmyco.org/about-mushrooms/poisonous/amanita-pantherinoides/
stevebradford said: Seen these today possibly Amanita pantherina? View attachment 11696 Click to expand... Yes! Supposedly in North America it is Amanita pantherinoides https://www.vanmyco.org/about-mushrooms/poisonous/amanita-pantherinoides/
stevebradford Moderator Staff member Oct 18, 2020 #19 Always! I water everything like I love it. Nice yeah that’s it!