Post by Brewforagegrow on Aug 8, 2014 20:24:19 GMT
Mushrooms can be hard enough to ID when they are in your hands. The more information you can provide (clear photos, descriptions of habitat, spore print etc) will obviously assist those trying to help, but all that can be offered to you is an opinion of what you have found.
NEVER eat a mushroom based on the say so of someone on the internet, only use the advice to guide/confirm your own identification, and never, EVER eat a mushroom unless you are 100% certain of what you have found. 1% of doubt is too much uncertainty
Always err on the side of caution, remember the saying 'there are old mycologists, and bold mycologists, but no old bold mycologists'.
NEVER eat a mushroom based on the say so of someone on the internet, only use the advice to guide/confirm your own identification, and never, EVER eat a mushroom unless you are 100% certain of what you have found. 1% of doubt is too much uncertainty
Always err on the side of caution, remember the saying 'there are old mycologists, and bold mycologists, but no old bold mycologists'.