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Specific species of mushrooms like to grow under specific trees or bushes, and often pop up in proximity to other telltale mushrooms or plants.

After all, half the fun is the thrill of the chase. If you do the necessary research and equip yourself with the right tools, you can become a proficient mushroom forager in just one or two seasons, bringing home enough delicious edibles to feed a whole family plus some lucky neighbors.

Trust me, I speak from experience. Step one: Get educated The biggest fear people have when they start hunting mushrooms is meeting an unfortunate end by sampling the wrong species, and that anxiety is well founded. They will have the warmest, early season soil. Some mushrooms are toxic. A few can be fatal. Avoid these. Fortunately, only one toxic mushroom resembles a morel. Morels can range from thimble size to something resembling a soda can, although the larger ones are more rare.

Lacefield notes that early season morels are often black and about the size of your thumb and often first found near sycamore trees. Gray, or yellow, morels usually appear later in the season.

If you live in the Deep South your morel season will start in March and end sooner. For the upper Midwest and Northeast, May through June is ideal mushroom hunting season. They start earlier in the South and later in the North. The Great Morel website publishes yearly overviews of each morel hunting season. Finding out how the season played out last year in your area can help inform your hunting this season. Find more info at www. Witzofsky has yet to hit a morel mother lode this year.

The fungi have eluded Lacefield, too. Not yet. The standard magic mushrooms Psilocybe cubensis contain a substance known as psilocybin; it can be found in approximately species of mushrooms. They are used to treat depression, but not until you after you've returned from a long mental voyage, according to The Guardian. Many states have declared them illegal for personal use, but the lid is being lifted as other drugs are being decriminalized.

Psilocybin is slowly being recognized as a positive psychedelic drug, and research continues into its uses in healthcare. While mostly grown indoors, the recognizable magic mushrooms Psilocybe allenii that grow outdoors are a dusty charcoal in color with loosely spaced gills and short stems that look dirty. They thrive at the edges of woods and forests and spread rapidly in urban environments in the Pacific Northwest. Harvesting is time sensitive and depends on the individual development of the mushroom.

Each has its own harvest window, which usually lasts up to three days. A versatile writer, Jann enjoys research as well as doing the actual writing.

A career in television writing, as a magazine editor and celebrity interviewer, Jann adapts to her environment, having traveled the world, living overseas and packing and unpacking her treasures for a new location over 30 times. Home Guides Garden Pest Control. By Jann Seal Updated May 24, Related Articles. Life Cycle of an Oyster Mushroom.

Warning An expert mycologist is a person who has studied mushrooms thoroughly and can identify the edible and toxic versions.



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