Wild mushrooms

[Moonish]

Hello guys! Today i spot in my two pots a strange white mushrooms. Should I remove them? What are they and how they grow , i grow in 30 degrees celsium. Windy outside.

 

[cannabineer]

Hello guys! Today i spot in my two pots a strange white mushrooms. Should I remove them? What are they and how they grow , i grow in 30 degrees celsium. Windy outside.

Posting twice won’t get the answer faster.

That said, I think they are without consequence or mildly beneficial. Enjoy their company.

 

[xtsho]

Just leave it. It's not hurting anything.

 

[Applefootball12]

Any ideas on identification was looking for changa this is something else

 

[thumper60]

Any ideas on identification was looking for changa this is something else

nothing growing on white birch is good to eat, chaga is dried an crushed for tea best time to harvest is winter.

 

[Three Berries]

This one popped up yesterday. Fluorescent yellow. Is it safe??????????

 

[Applefootball12]

Not sure about eating them but lovely to look at nice one

 

[Applefootball12]

nothing growing on white birch is good to eat, chaga is dried an crushed for tea best time to harvest is winter.

im not trying to kill it just admiring it mate

 

[drsaltzman]

Any ideas on identification was looking for changa this is something else

Shelf mushrooms, or polypores.

 

[drsaltzman]

This one popped up yesterday. Fluorescent yellow. Is it safe??????????

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Yellow one looks like witch’s butter, a jelly fungus.

 

[bam0813]

This one popped up yesterday. Fluorescent yellow. Is it safe??????????

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I wouldn’t eat anything red

 

[bam0813]

I thought this was gonna be some nice morels or hen of the woods

 

[thumper60]

I thought this was gonna be some nice morels or hen of the woods

Its all about chants an oysters up my way

 

[thumper60]

This one popped up yesterday. Fluorescent yellow. Is it safe??????????

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No mushroom is safe to eat unless you are 100% sure by reading books and spending lots of time in the field.

 

[drsaltzman]

Weird mushrooms from the Columbia Gorge.

 

[Three Berries]

This one gets huge. The last time I let it grow it took three Menards sacks to haul it away. And before i started to pay attention to it there use to be sprouts of it in 4 or more places. Since then I remove it as soon as possible. I'm worried about the tree as it is a +200 year old White oak.

 

[Three Berries]

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Weird mushrooms from the Columbia Gorge.

I had that one a couple years ago on a willow by the pond. It took three years to progress from the top to the bottom pic.

 

[bam0813]

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Weird mushrooms from the Columbia Gorge.

Top one looks like what we call conk. Artsy people do nice wood burning on them

 

[bam0813]

I had that one a couple years ago on a willow by the pond. It took three years to progress from the top to the bottom pic.

Looks like hen of the woods to me

 

[thumper60]

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This one gets huge. The last time I let it grow it took three Menards sacks to haul it away. And before i started to pay attention to it there use to be sprouts of it in 4 or more places. Since then I remove it as soon as possible. I'm worried about the tree as it is a +200 year old White oak.

Thats looks like good eats right there Chicken of the woods!!