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Any chanterelles or boletus? These are my favorites!

Andrea

Hey rick.....I first thought that you were pouring concrete or tufa onto the ribs of the mushroom caps and getting a textured imprint. Would this work if your mix was mixed to a pourable consistency? You could always strengthen it with a more durable layer.

Yes,we have ,apparently,lots of chanterelles,and some boletes as well.It's my understanding,though,that I have to sell my soul to get access to other people's private picking areas.Yummy they are,though!
As for pouring directly on the mushroom...I don't think it would work on most of what we're getting.Perhaps with portobello....the gills on the ones we get here are VERY fine.But,I like what you're thinking.Maybe we'll try it on an LBM(Little Brown Mushroom!).Those we get lots of in the forest.for those that like'm,we collect oyster mushrooms less than 100 meters from our door.Envious?
Cheers from here

Yes, but not for the oyster m., just for the enjoyment of picking. I used to pick a lot of different m. in Europe, long time ago. No forest left or pasture with grazing cows (fertilizer!) around my summerhouse there.

If you "stamp" with the m., might work.I've done it with clematis petals.

Andrea

Being quite a fungiphile here, I will be VERY interested in your outcome!!!!

One good thing is that whatever you find w/ strong gills and good spore prints will hopefully work - no need for concern over edibility.

Best eating kind IMHO is the Sparrasis - no spore print, no gills, but best gosh darn me shroom I ever hooked a lip over - bettern boletes, bettern chanterelle, bettern morel.

What kind is this?
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Looks like shaggie mane.

Try this paws

Here is a link that might be useful: Matchmaker for 'shrooms

Thanks Looks like Shaggy mane in Matchmaker.
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