Thanks Lightworkerpeace,i'am going to bee sicere with you,i dont like to peack,mushroom's,or any other plant,or animal,only for the porpouse of spotting,i like to make the spotting and leave the place like it was before,it's my philosophie,i'am going to think and i'll began to make spore prints with the ones i found allready broken :)
Yes, certainly. A spore print is taken immediately after returning home. You take the mushroom out of its breathable container after returning from the field. The stem is cut off from the cap. The cap is placed onto regular tin foil sold at grocery stores - with the gills of the cap facing down. A drinking glass can be placed upside-down (ontop of the cap) to prevent breezes or other particles getting into the print.
This process is usually done for 12-24 hours. If anyone has any questions feel comfortable asking.
Thanks Emma,Pochempie and J for your nice comments :) Ligthworkpeace,can you discribe me with more details how we make a spore print and is tinfoil a special paper?
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Thanks Gully i'am going to check it
Mycena, maybe something like M. strobilicola
Thanks Lightworkerpeace,i'am going to bee sicere with you,i dont like to peack,mushroom's,or any other plant,or animal,only for the porpouse of spotting,i like to make the spotting and leave the place like it was before,it's my philosophie,i'am going to think and i'll began to make spore prints with the ones i found allready broken :)
Yes, certainly. A spore print is taken immediately after returning home. You take the mushroom out of its breathable container after returning from the field. The stem is cut off from the cap. The cap is placed onto regular tin foil sold at grocery stores - with the gills of the cap facing down. A drinking glass can be placed upside-down (ontop of the cap) to prevent breezes or other particles getting into the print.
This process is usually done for 12-24 hours. If anyone has any questions feel comfortable asking.
Thanks Emma,Pochempie and J for your nice comments :)
Ligthworkpeace,can you discribe me with more details how we make a spore print and is tinfoil a special paper?
Amazing! Growing from a pinecone! I've never seen that before!
You'll want to start spore printing mushrooms on tinfoil for even better identification traits.
Haha nice one, i have a mushroom who grows out a turd of a horse!
very amazing to see a mushroom grow from pine cone!!nice find!