Hello Hive friends
It takes precision in hunting mushrooms in the forest, there is something stupid that I did today while hunting mushrooms in the forest, starting from the morning, I have planned the activities and goals of hunting mushrooms today because every Friday there will be something unique and beautiful that I will present for #fungifriday which is curated by @ewkaw my hunt this time is still in Indonesia and I am still interested in hunting mushrooms in chili gardens that are close to the forest
The weather this morning was light rain but it only lasted for about 30 minutes then it stopped again, I became excited to hunt mushrooms usually bloom when there is rain and cold weather, around 08:00 West Indonesia time I was on the edge of the forest to walk along the edge of the chili garden and pay close attention to detect the presence of mushrooms
After going around the edge of this small forest I didn't find a single mushroom even though in the gutter of the chili plant alley there was a puddle of water but no mushrooms grew, then I tried to walk to the edge of the well used to water the chili plants, there I saw an old mushroom growing on a wooden board placed on the edge of the well where the water pump machine is
I didn't realize that there was an older and dead mushroom next to it, I found it when I was focusing the camera
This type of mushroom is very resistant to all weather and has a long life compared to other mushrooms, I started to feel stupid when I saw a very beautiful mushroom next to it that grew on this board, even though I had looked here many times and didn't find any mushrooms, even this mushroom was almost held by me 😁
Dacryopinax spathularia mushroom |
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In my area, this mushroom is often called jelly mushroom because its shape and texture are very soft to the touch like there is a chewy chewy until now I don't know whether this mushroom can be eaten or is it poisonous? Because we have never tried to consume it
From this experience I realized that precision is needed in looking for mushrooms, besides growing in damp places, this mushroom also has a very small size, that's my post on Friday see you
nb: all original pictures are mine taken with samsung SM-j730G phone
my contribution to #fungifriday by @ewkaw
who is @yuliadi
yuliadi is a 36-year-old nurse who lives in Indonesia, since knowing Hive now I am more active on blogs and writing original content every day, the language used in writing is Indonesian changed using Google translate, my blog is my life
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