LOTS and LOTS of Pine Mushrooms Clusters!
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- #wildmushrooms #kingbolete #matsutake
Foraging for Matsutake mushrooms is an exciting venture into the heart of forests, typically in coniferous regions. Here's a description to guide you through this unique experience:
Seasonal Exploration: Matsutake mushrooms thrive in specific seasons, usually in autumn. As you embark on your foraging adventure, head to mature coniferous forests, often pine or fir-dominated, where these prized mushrooms are more likely to be found.
Identifying Habitat: Look for signs of Matsutake-friendly environments. These mushrooms have a mycorrhizal relationship with certain tree species, so pay attention to the types of trees in the area. Needles, fallen leaves, and a distinctive forest aroma may signal a suitable habitat.
Eagle-Eyed Observation: Matsutake mushrooms are known for their ability to blend with the forest floor. Train your eyes to spot their distinctive features-white to light brown caps, firm stalks, and a spicy aroma. Their appearance often resembles pinecones or young pine trees.
Gentle Harvesting: When you spot a Matsutake, use a small knife or foraging tool to carefully cut the stem at ground level. Handle the mushrooms delicately to preserve their quality.
Collecting in Baskets or Mesh Bags: Use baskets or mesh bags to allow spores to disperse as you collect. This sustainable approach contributes to the ecosystem by spreading the spores and supporting future mushroom growth.
Record and Learn: Take note of the specific environment where you find Matsutake mushrooms. Understanding the ecological conditions and the trees in the area can enhance your foraging success in subsequent outings.
Local Regulations: Be aware of foraging regulations in your area. Some locations may have restrictions to protect ecosystems, and it's crucial to respect these guidelines.
Cooking and Enjoying: Matsutake mushrooms are highly prized in culinary traditions, particularly in Japanese cuisine. Once you've collected your bounty, explore various recipes to savor their unique flavor and aroma.
Matsutake foraging is not just a means of obtaining a prized ingredient; it's a journey into the heart of nature, where you become attuned to the subtleties of the forest ecosystem. Remember to forage responsibly, leaving minimal impact on the environment while enjoying the thrill of discovering these elusive mushrooms.
Awesome mushroom 😊
Thank you so much 🙂
SO MUCH MUSHROOMS IN ONE VIDEO ✨️✨️✨️😮😮
Yes my friend and these mushrooms are very highly wanted and looked upon. The reason is because they have many medicinal properties and you can make so many delicious dish with them. Thank you so much my friend for watching and commenting 😃🙏
@@washingtonlife WOOW THAT IS SO AMAZING !!! THOSE MUSHROOMS ARE AMAZING ! YOU ARE AMAZING !✨️✨️✨️
Ở nước bạn đi hái nấm Tùng Nhung tìm dễ và nhổ cũng dễ. Nhưng ở Canada tùm cũng khó mà nhổ cũng khí vì nó ở sâu. Nhưng nấm bạn hái nở nở to hết rồi không có nấm búp.
Thank you so much for watching my friend 😃
Crazy good! 🍄👀❤️
Thank you so much and I appreciate you taking the time to watch 😃
Wow wow ,you live on a mushrooms paradise, i just wish to find one and try to see how it's taste, by the way I live in Ontario😢
Yes I was very blessed to have so much mushrooms this year and they taste amazing! I heard Canada has a lot of these mushrooms but not sure which part. Thank you so much for watching and cheers my friend
Bro I really enjoy watching these crazy mounts of pine mushrooms! Just crazy how much are coming out this year! I remember a few years back we could hardly find 1lb of them. Great video and please keep these videos coming
Yes thank you so much
It a crasy man take me there bro it soo good to wacth your video,sale to me some man let me taste the fresh matsutake
I'm not American is that possible to get foreging permit if i flew over there one day???
@@spd8717permit??? Where do you live that you need a permit to take from nature? Not trying to be rude, I live in Australia and I can't imagine having to purchase a permit for mushrooms let alone the rabbits 🐇 and goats 🐐 that I regularly get.
Yes you need a permit for everything in America when it comes to foraging or hunting. If you don’t have one and the game warden or ranger catches you it’s a hefty fine
@spd8717, would you really fly over just to pick these mushrooms? 😮😮
Unfortunately I don’t sell them and I only pick enough for a good meal and thank you so much for watching
Amazing discoveries, as always! I’m very stoked because I finally found my first matsutake today, right at the end of the season! Only found one, but collected a good amount of conifer tufts and yellow feet as well. Cheers! 🥂
Omg good job on your very first one I’m very proud of you! Were there lots of snow yet up there?
@@washingtonlife just a dusting, but I’m sure there will be more soon!
Wish you can show us when you picked them?
These were picked this November and thank you for watching
@@washingtonlife you're welcome sir.
K thấy hái mà chỉ nói tua k coi
Yes some of these mushrooms are very old but they are my favorite to eat and thank you
WTF! Why are you not showing how you pick those mushrooms! It is annoying!
I do pick in my other videos and I only pick enough for eating and only the big nice ones. Thank you for watching
Hi brother, I been watching your videos right now Washington still has pine mushrooms or just old video
Hello brother and these are last week videos, the cold temperatures and frost has wiped them out. I’ll probably go out this weekend and look for more to see if there’s any left under ground. Thank you for watching and cheers my friend
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Yes I talk a lot 😆
Why do you always just show them, put never show picking them?? Thats the best part! Not very enjoyable, sorry+
I do pick them enough for eating usually the very big flower ones and the rest I just show my viewers and then cover them back up so they can produce more for the coming years. No need to over harvest
@washingtonlife Ahhh, I understand now. Thank you for answering.