vue - Florida Edible Wild Mushrooms
To find your own edible mushrooms, check out this list of great mushroom foraging guides: http://www.thesurvivalgardener.com/the-best-mushroom-foraging-books/ There are quite a few Florida edible mushrooms; unfortunately, not all of them are easy to identify. And if you identify a mushroom improperly, then eat it, you may, in fact, die. Today, however, we'll look at some of the safest wild mushrooms you can find. Though Florida may not be the first state you think about when you go shrooming, there are certainly some wonderful edible Florida mushrooms. Today we look a five of my favorites: boletes, puffballs, chanterelles, ganoderma and the indigo milk cap. For more mushroom foraging, homesteading and gardening inspiration, visit www.thesurvivalgardener.com.
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I wonder if there's anything good down here in Fort Lauderdale or any surrounding areas.
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Omg love love love this video. Too scared to eat mushrooms from outside aince im not any good with id. But have always been into looking for stuff outside to eat and learn about. Florida is awesome. Madison county is my slice of the state
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there is this rare mushroom growing in one of my flower pots ...in florida it's yellow
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Cool little video. I hunt the swamps all the time, and see all sorts of mushrooms. I'm into foraging, but don't know too much about it. I have been interested in learning about our edible shrooms because as I am sitting in my deer stands I always see squirrels eating them. I'm going o do some extensive research so I can start picking on my hunting trips. BTW I see those bright blue mushrooms all over the place. Near oaks and maples, especially near uprooted trees that have fallen.
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The small puffball is poisonous. Not kidding. It is the "Giant Puffball" that is edible... although the poison is mild it still causes some degree of kidney and liver damage. If you don't know 100% for sure what your dealing with DO NOT EAT WILD MUSHROOMS! I for myself have a short degree in mycology and can tell you that there are many fungi that are fine and some even have medicinal properties but for the most part they are all poison. 99% of all species.
The rule of thumb is..... "If you do not know what it is for absolutely certain... like a mycologist would then .... DO NOT EAT IT!!!! Some of those Fungi have the ability to kill you after even 2 weeks without ever making any real physical symptoms except for the last few days when it is just to late and your kidneys and liver fail and you die. Any person that does not believe me can just go to any resource and check it... There are many "false" mushrooms that have the almost exact color, odor, physical characteristics, and general curb appeal... lol ... that the good ones have. Bollete's for instance... most are poison... they all look the same. If you want to gather and eat wild mushrooms my advise is buy a lot of books... understand the content and never take chances. -
do hen of the woods, chicken of the woods, and turkey tail mushrooms grow in florida?
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Thanks, It'll be a while before I feel confidant to eat these. ID'ing them that is..
Have tons of mushrooms on my 5 acre plot in Madison county, Fl. Big line of old Live Oaks.. Ill look and try to identify these...
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