I live in the Berkshires and find some of these from time to time was wondering if there is an app to make a note on locations and time of year I found
Hi. Your mushrooms in USA are very often different from european.... but this blue painting boletae is most similar to Suillellus luridus to me... also here has intence intern life very often. Greetings from here. Cheers!
So yesterday April 5th my daughter was walking in the woods at Bears Den in New Salem Massachusetts and in the middle of a brook there was a rock with a orange mushroom growing on it and she took a picture of it and sent it to me. I was surprised to see a mushroom this time of year and I was thinking that it was way to early and cold for a mushroom to grow. I was wondering if you have seen or heard of this happening or if its a rare occurrence.
There are 5 different psilocybin mushrooms in massachusetts! One is brown (common name is banded mottlegill), one is orange (laughing Jim), one is yellow, and the last one is liberty caps
that little velvety guy at a glance it looks like Leccinum rubropunctum Peck (Boletus rubropunctus). give it a sniff and if it smells like an ash tray then thats your guy.
Nice work! From Central MA-- we have a couple cool public spots out this way 😊
I live in the Berkshires and find some of these from time to time was wondering if there is an app to make a note on locations and time of year I found
Hi. Your mushrooms in USA are very often different from european.... but this blue painting boletae is most similar to Suillellus luridus to me... also here has intence intern life very often. Greetings from here. Cheers!
So yesterday April 5th my daughter was walking in the woods at Bears Den in New Salem Massachusetts and in the middle of a brook there was a rock with a orange mushroom growing on it and she took a picture of it and sent it to me. I was surprised to see a mushroom this time of year and I was thinking that it was way to early and cold for a mushroom to grow. I was wondering if you have seen or heard of this happening or if its a rare occurrence.
One last tap for the road. 🤨
Does any psilocybin grow in Massachusetts?
i believe there's 2 species
@@REX_slothdo you know what they look like or there actual names so I can find more info thanx
There are 5 different psilocybin mushrooms in massachusetts! One is brown (common name is banded mottlegill), one is orange (laughing Jim), one is yellow, and the last one is liberty caps
I found a banded mottlegill yesterday in my compost pile! You have to check my spelling but it's called panaeolus cintulus. Again likely spelled wrong
Thanks Gordon! I always learn something from your videos. Will check out the merch too
Which one is poisonous? Try not to eat.
Watch the video, I explain the edibility of these mushrooms.
that little velvety guy at a glance it looks like Leccinum rubropunctum Peck (Boletus rubropunctus). give it a sniff and if it smells like an ash tray then thats your guy.