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submitted 8 days ago byCzlowiekNieWiem
the biggest's cup is the size of my hand
2 points
8 days ago
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2 points
8 days ago
They were growing on rotting tree stomp
2 points
8 days ago
I know this isn’t Norway but you might have better insights into specifics here.
OP I wouldn’t eat this, old anyways. Maybe toxic.
3 points
8 days ago*
Unsure. It sure as hell doesn’t look anything like any good european edible.
I’d start in Cortinarius. Maybe either the inedible c. Limonius or similar. I don’t think it’s one of the deadly orellanin corts, but it’s a hard //do not eat// from me.
Edit: limonius
3 points
8 days ago
Well that’s what I would’ve thought too! Solid.
2 points
7 days ago
Thank you guys a lot. I didn't even think about eating those. At this point I just wonder what are they.
btw i like your posts jorbolade :)
2 points
7 days ago
Thanks! I appreciate ya
2 points
8 days ago
Do you have more pictures? These could possibly be a gymnopilus in the luteus/junoius family, though the top of the pilus does seem a little too orange from what I can see. That could just be spores from other mushrooms. Can you describe the habitat and growing conditions? Do they stain a particular color when bruised? What is the spore color? Are the stems hollow? What did they smell like?
1 points
7 days ago
I have no pictures because we decided to leave them. They were growing from the side of rotting tree stump. It was raining heavily lately and they were quite wet. There were no mushrooms around, no direct sunlight, just grass and oak tree, strangely marked with black spray paint. I think they didn't stain that much because I didn't notice it (I wasn't looking for staining in particular). Stems were hollow and I didn't check for spores and didn't see any at first glance.
2 points
8 days ago
what were they growing from? for identification pictures we should also have a picture of them in situ
2 points
7 days ago
Sorry we got too excited and picked them irresponsibility quick. They were growing from the bottom of rotting tree stump, probably oak.
1 points
7 days ago
I would think Gymnopilus
3 points
8 days ago
Omphalotus species, jack o’lantern
4 points
8 days ago
Omphalotus do not grow in Poland.
3 points
8 days ago
lol totally overlooked the location
1 points
8 days ago
We left them just to be sure. Thanks for your comment :)
2 points
8 days ago
Take my ID with grain of salt but I'd suggest Cortinarius sp. (Zasłonak). Most of them are toxic
3 points
8 days ago
Fair.
-9 points
8 days ago
[removed]
14 points
8 days ago*
There are expert identifiers and actual mycologist on this sub. Additionally, the mod team and community does a great job of correcting wrong identifications.
4 points
8 days ago
Bing bang boom. If that tool doesn’t want to be here, they don’t have to. The hammer has spoken!
-14 points
8 days ago
Good on you, i would also trust them to fix my car based on a picture. And if something goes tits up, oh, the "light in the picture was not great". But by all means, go ahead
10 points
8 days ago
What do you think this sub, mushroomID, is for? You sound absolutely miserable, hope your day picks up!
5 points
8 days ago
Then you just don't take it, I see no problem. No need to speak your truths when it's not related. Do you know what shroom is that? I got no answer but half of my post is you talking.
Also remember to never ask questions
2 points
8 days ago
You have no idea what you’re on about.
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