Inoculated 6 of these bags 3 weeks ago. I thought they were over colonized based on the dense mycelium and firm feeling grain seen in the first photo but after breaking and shaking one there was a lot of uncolonized grain visible. My question is how much longer I should expect colonization to take? Should I break and shake my other bags? Did I ruin this one?
Does anyone know what are they & is it possible to get rid of them
Hey guys,
Does anyone know if there is a kind of fungi that when ingested might make you sweat blood?
I heard about it somewhere but I couldn't find any information about it, so I'm thinking maybe I imagined that.
Will be grateful for any research or knowledge :)
Found in central Oklahoma on I think a black walnut
Just curious to know what type of Mushrooms these are? They grew out of our indoor Peace Lily pots. Thanks.
Hello,
I opened a can of mushrooms. I am wondering if anyone can tell me what these black parts are and if it is safe to eat the rest of the mushrooms in the same can.
Additional info: this has been stored at room temp, freshly opened can of mushrooms.
Thank you!
Pretty cool! I was fortunate enough to witness them releasing a TON of spores, couldnt get them to show up on video 🫤
they grow all around my cottage (northern Ontario) and just curious if safe to eat or what they are in general. solid under cap no gills. more photos here
Hands down, my absolute favorite fungal flush I've ever had the opportunity to work with and witness, within the past decade of my own mycological work as well as my good friend u/stabbinmcdabbin who blessed me with the MS Psilocybe Subtropicalis culture I was then able to work into this incredible, eye capturing, exotic isolation! Not to mention this being my 1st ever Ps. Subtropicalis grow and only my 2nd ever exotic Psilocybe work, other than Ps. Tampanensis. So proud and so grateful to get to share one of my greatest grows with all those who know!!! 🙏 Mush love 🤟🍄🟫💙🫠💯
I found these while walking on a nature trail in Gainesville, Florida during the summer.
Some of my favs seen on my first trip to the Amazon!
Any advice on how to tell for sure if its the type that are not edible? Im not going to chance it regardless but just very curious. They are growing in a fairy ring (another two not pictured)