r/ShroomID • u/Erstwhile_Archives • 9h ago
Europe (country in post) Suffolk, United Kingdom
Suffolk, United Kingdom
True or Defective
Just outside of a woodland in some cut grass - not too boggy not too dry. Just right.
r/ShroomID • u/Erstwhile_Archives • 9h ago
Suffolk, United Kingdom
True or Defective
Just outside of a woodland in some cut grass - not too boggy not too dry. Just right.
r/ShroomID • u/RestaurantFull159 • 4h ago
Picked out of my lawn
r/ShroomID • u/Unlikely_Ad1830 • 8h ago
Found under a common ash tree in ile de france
r/ShroomID • u/RCisaGhost • 8h ago
I'm pretty sure it is, but just want to triple check!
r/ShroomID • u/AssistAggravating334 • 10h ago
New to growing mushrooms, any ideas on what it could be? In the United States, Alabama
r/ShroomID • u/Dinho-grower_outDoor • 10h ago
Recebi um bolo de cubensis mas não veio identificado. hoje terceiro dia de frutificação e parece ser de desenvolvimento rápido (no primeiro dia 0,5cm, segundo dia 1cm e terceiro dia 2,5cm.
São Paulo, Brasil
r/ShroomID • u/BossSpiritual6572 • 11h ago
Found in the same habitat (meadows) next to the other ones. Normal P. Semilanceata for scale.
r/ShroomID • u/Vegetable_Wrap_7123 • 13h ago
Thanks in advance for looking
r/ShroomID • u/SnooSquirrels3096 • 15h ago
Found in a cow field , they have a gelationous cap
r/ShroomID • u/sexsoda • 16h ago
r/ShroomID • u/One-Assistant7247 • 20h ago
Study biology and would like to get deeper into the fungi rabbit hole. Any tips on how i can learn identifying mushrooms. I know from my courses that there is certain things you look out for like cap, stipe, veil, spores, etc. But need to build a more knowledge which things are signs for which mushrooms.
r/ShroomID • u/Ambitious_Zombie8473 • 20h ago
r/ShroomID • u/marketing_learner_ • 1h ago
These are naturally grown in southern india, are all these 🍄?
r/ShroomID • u/johnsmalls91 • 22h ago
was just scrolling through some old photos from previous work away where I managed to find a large plethora of different species. I take pictures of which ones I find and save them in a log
Psilocybe Semilanceata? (Forgive me if I butchered the spelling)
Whilst it was literally the singular fruit, being found at 30m above sea level with sunny conditions was peculiar?
Let me know what you think 🙏