These honey mushrooms have 3 Poisonous Lookalikes 野生榛蘑三种

As a life long shroomer I think ringless honeys are definitely a starter.

I have a bunch of mushrooms that appear to be armillaria melea, growing in several places at my new home. So, I am very grateful for this i.d. video! I appreciate it!

"It just fell..." 🤣

How would you prepare honey mushrooms as food? Cook them, throw away cooking water, then fry with onions? I hear you can only eat the young specimens, the older ones are too though.

Thanks to this video and other back up sources i have a regular honey mushrooms spot i go to every year they are a huge part of my winter diet i love to pickle them in a clasic dill pickle brine it's a staple and its always sad when the season is over thank you for all your amazing videos this is such amazing content :)

Great video. Hilarious at the end when you said don't be distracted and precisely at tha moment something distracted you 🤣

I found honeys all around a big tree root but all had rings.

Please shoot more videos...hope you are OK. Praying for you!

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My papa tree was planted 3 years ago Does that mean I won't get any mushrooms for another 4?

Your a great teacher.. thanks for all you do!! ✌🏼💗😊❣️

Where are you geographically? Also have you noticed new mushrooms in your area? I live in central Arkansas, and I've been looking at and identifying wild mushrooms for a while, but there are new ones in my area ive never seen before-

How do you make a spore print?

Listen this video is cool but... Simplynaillogic, if you know you know...

i would like to know more about the edibility of the pholiota mushroom?

Thanks for the video man👍. Very good information🤌

Terrible spore prints - the first, on white paper looked like the poisonous yellow one that you said was brown. Still, I appreciate this video - together with others very helpful.

Thanks for the information eating my first wild mushrooms ringless honey that was growing on the Roots of a silver 🍁tree tasted very good
Thanks

All mushrooms are edible but some of them you only get to enjoy one time.

What you know about pawpaws? Who taught you that's cool to know I was raised in Appalachia so pawpaws may apples Morrells poke and fiddle heads to eat but for money it was ginseng yellow root bloodroot ect

Never too poor to tour

Old man of the woods is one of my favorite mushrooms

Excellent presentation as the honey I just found was the final one- Armillaria gallica.

I really needed this video! Fantastic content! Nicely done 😌

Great video ! A lot of easy to follow information and no nonsene

I found these today when I was out mushroom hunting I found 50+ lbs of hen, 10 or 15lbs of some chicken ( that I left ), 4lbs of lion mane, one tiny tiny white coral, and at least a 100+ lbs of honey cap ( which I was not knowledgeable about so they got left behind)... I only found 1 turkey tail today to but I saw at least 5 or 10 lbs of it yesterday haha came back and it was gone someone beat me to it

My cousin and I found like 10,000 galicas last year. Now, I know... thanks for the info! Love watching you guys!!!

Oh I forgot to tell you we are a Polish family and we call them Popinki..

Thanks. My grandmother mother aunts we would go when I was little and pick them. We would get a good amount and my mother would clean them and cook them. They had a bit of a slimy texture but I loved them. We are in Massachusetts.

Another "thanks" from another part of the globe!

Fantastic. Really really clear and helpful

this is so helpful! thank you!

I have a massive flush of gallica right behind my apartment right now! Waiting for them to sprout up a bit more before harvesting! Took a beautiful white spore print two days ago!

White spore print!!

Nice video, thanks. +1 sub

您好，我非常喜欢你的节目，但是我的英语水平有限，能否加一点点中文吗？特别是蘑菇特征的，非常感谢，一直关注你！

Thank you I really liked your video

what is the best way to get a spore print ? thank you

I have some yellow mushrooms growing in clusters on woody tree roots that go out into the grass. They are not growing on bark or tree trunks. Could these be edible honeys?

Straightforward. Great video my dude

Well done. I love foraging for mushrooms all year round. King Stropharia, Oysters, chicken and hen of the woods, puffballs - you name it. I never really considered honey mushrooms a choice edible, though. Virtually certain I found them in large quantity yesterday - but left them alone as I had plenty of chicken of the woods and a giant puffball in my collection bag already.

Thanks, you helped me ID one of the beautiful mushrooms that I've been finding, the pholiota mushroom, a golden beauty, commonly known as the shaggy scalycap, the shaggy, not to be eaten with alcohol!

Just found a bunch of garlicas 10/16/20

Very informative! Thank you!

Thank you for the information, you are very helpful!

Lily Li， 能否咨询一下宾州那些地点有灰树花？

Thank you. I am sure I found 500 honey mushrooms next to my oak trees