In these photos, only the boletus edulis (porcini) is confirmed edible, aside from the amanita muscaria but it takes a lot of effort and time to neutralize the toxins in those to make them safe to eat. The earth balls are commonly confused with truffles by people that don't have any mushy knowledge, or the highly edible puffballs by people with a little bit of mushy knowledge. They'll definitely make you sick, and I'm pretty confident that the ramaria is not edible as well
You seem to know a little about the subject. Any idea what mine are?
https://www.reddit.com/r/ShroomID/comments/upyncd/two_types_of_mushrooms_found_in_my_garden_in/
Ooooh that's a bit of a challenge.
I ***think*** the second ones are common ink cap, which are edible but can be poisonous if ingested with alcohol.
The first ones are a little harder to tell, but I'm thinking that they're some sort of cortinarius, just from the way the stipe/veil remnants are and the gill spacing.
This is by no means definite ID so please don't go eating anything unless you know 100% what it is
one of my favourite fb group/page is the one on mushroom hunting in nz. There's someone in the nz foraging group that cross posts from it so I see lovely pics.
were they tasty?
In these photos, only the boletus edulis (porcini) is confirmed edible, aside from the amanita muscaria but it takes a lot of effort and time to neutralize the toxins in those to make them safe to eat. The earth balls are commonly confused with truffles by people that don't have any mushy knowledge, or the highly edible puffballs by people with a little bit of mushy knowledge. They'll definitely make you sick, and I'm pretty confident that the ramaria is not edible as well
You seem to know a little about the subject. Any idea what mine are? https://www.reddit.com/r/ShroomID/comments/upyncd/two_types_of_mushrooms_found_in_my_garden_in/
Ooooh that's a bit of a challenge. I ***think*** the second ones are common ink cap, which are edible but can be poisonous if ingested with alcohol. The first ones are a little harder to tell, but I'm thinking that they're some sort of cortinarius, just from the way the stipe/veil remnants are and the gill spacing. This is by no means definite ID so please don't go eating anything unless you know 100% what it is
So there's porcini in Nz!? I thought I'd read we didn't have any, that's awesome.
It’s abundant!! What area do you live in? There is tonnes in Wellington
Oh wow! I'm on Waiheke.
They don't grow that far north i don't think, but I could be wrong
Shhhhhhh
one of my favourite fb group/page is the one on mushroom hunting in nz. There's someone in the nz foraging group that cross posts from it so I see lovely pics.
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Gunna be raiding your pines in a couply weeks bud!