/r/MushroomsandForaging
A place to talk about mushrooms and plant species found in nature.
Welcome to a friendly unique place for us to gather and share our knowledge and wisdom of plant species and mushrooms. A place to show off our finds in nature and to understand their uses and preparation.
Also check out:
/r/MushroomsandForaging
8,522 Subscribers
Are these wavy caps #wavycap #mushrooms #identify
10:39 UTC
(Agaricus)? in the paris asphalt
21:12 UTC
ID for me please.
Hi can anyone ID this mushroom found in new lawn? NZ spring climate right now.
21:46 UTC
help! i have a crippling fear of foraged mushrooms. my neighbor, a gourmet chef, gave me this. it's perfectly safe to eat right? thanks!
14:00 UTC
Is it too late to harvest these ringless honey mushrooms?
22:07 UTC
Psilocybe cyanescens
00:13 UTC
Pear-shaped puffball?
Want to confirm ID. Found on a fallen decaying tree in the woods, Missouri, USA
05:12 UTC
Are these wavy caps mushrooms?
Found these in my back garden and want to double check the type of mushroom!
19:47 UTC
First time foraging: Quite sure it's a Parasol mushroom in Netherlands
Hi! First time foraging and am quite confident that these are Parasol mushrooms. Could you make me even more confident to make them into schnitzels? Thank you!
17:49 UTC
can anyone help me identify this mushroom?
It looks really cool
17:31 UTC
Can someone please tell me what mushroom this is
I found these mushrooms in my yard and are curious what they are.
00:13 UTC
Any idea what these are I think reshi
21:05 UTC
What strain is this?
I found this in my side yard tonight while taking the dog out. Does anyone know what it may be?
02:28 UTC
"Edible and Poisonous Mushrooms" Book Cover (1965). USSR. Artist: N. I. Orlov
05:40 UTC
Advice Looking for an Authentic Truffle Hunting Experience in Alba
Hey everyone!
My partner and I will be in Northwestern Italy next week, and we’re excited to check out the Alba White Truffle Festival! We both love mushroom foraging (mostly as a fun hobby), and we’d really love to try our hand at truffle hunting while we’re there. However, we’ve found that the tours are pretty pricey—around €125-150 per person—and they don’t include tastings or the chance to keep any truffles we might find.
We’re hoping to experience truffle hunting in a more authentic, laid-back way—maybe by joining up with some local mycophiles or members of the community who know the area. Does anyone know of any mycological societies or groups we could reach out to? Or perhaps other ways to get a genuine feel for truffle hunting without going the full tourist route?
Thanks so much for any advice or leads!
19:52 UTC