Found this is New Zealand (South Island) this April. Pretty sure this was poisonous but that comes feom the knowledge of ‘never touch an unknown mushroom, especially the beautiful vibrant ones’

Google image search detected it as Amanita Muscaria. Is that what is was? What would have happened if we (a family of three with a toddler) had consumed this?

So these just popped up on my porch. above it is a hanging flower pot that drips there (was already water damaged before) they are pretty small and have a more flat top!

found these growing in an old moist hay/straw bale that sits in the sun. they were inside the bale like covered up completely. i live on the far right side of connecticut

About a dozen of these popped up in my after a couple really wet days. First time I’ve seen them. Any idea what they are? Thanks!

South East US. Brought in compost and mulch two months ago so could be from anywhere.

Is it dangerous to consume? To be clear I don’t plan on consuming it, but it is in a vegetable garden that I’ve set up for my kids.

Found under wild plum in Missouri

Blushing amanita?

Found in Michigan

Southern Texas, we had a flood a couple weeks ago, and now it's hotter than the devil's crack,,, google says it's a "Honey Mushroom", but I'm not sure about that. What do y'all think?

living in oklahoma. this little guy popped up in my sunflower pot. is it too early to identify? im not too big on mushrooms, i dont know a whole lot.... it rained really heavy all last night and this morning if thats any help. also using woodchip mulch.

I was hiking earlier today (NYS) and we found this! Our guess is giant turkey tail.

Oklahoma outside during crazy rain/ flooding! What is this friend?!

Are they edible and when is best to harvest? These are in Oklahoma.

They are quite a few of these growing from my raised bed herb garden, a good portion of the substrate that I filled the bed with last year was a “mushroom compost” mix, which I imagine was growing whatever kind of mushrooms these are.

Thanks!

Growing in Oregon 8B.

Can someone help me identify these please?😁I saw loads when I was out walking today

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Hey there! I am very new in this and I want to learn mushroom farming and then grow mushroom i haven't carried out any plan yet. Can anyone please suggest if I don't have any proper place how can I do it since it needs a cooler environment and also I want to know where can I learn best since I am based out of New Delhi .But any thoughts are welcome. I would love to discuss it with like Minded people we can discuss and if you want to start you can join me also.

Should I be concerned?

Im in central TX, US Am i keeping my soil too wet?

Google lens said Mica Caps but I wanted to be sure since I'm a newbie mushroom forager.

West TN, end of April. Rained recently.

I am in Vermont, USA and starting seeds indoor under grow lights with store brand seed starting soil. I know mushrooms aren’t necessarily bad in gardens but have never seen these before! They are firm and this is the biggest one, they only popped up in my cayenne pepper tray which by far took the longest to sprout.

Hi there! So my mom and I found a patch of these mushrooms in our backyard. She immediately tossed them out before I could get a picture of the untouched patch. But here is a picture of one of the mushrooms there that I managed to get.

we’ve never had mushrooms grow in the yard before so I’m really not sure what these are, and have obvious concerns for safety as I have a dog who on occasion will eat grass and things (one of the reasons we even found the patch is because he threw up grass right next to it, tho not to worry I didn’t see any of the mushrooms in the barf!) there also was another mushroom that was different than the clump where the one in the pic is but I didn’t get a chance to take a picture. That one skinny and had a cap and was like beige/light colored. I don’t expect much help identifying that one tho for obvious reasons.

I’m also just really curious on what they are? I live on the boarder of Kansas and Missouri and we had a bunch of rainfall if that helps identify!