Wild Mushrooms Growing on a Old Tree Stump in Rohini River Forest, Nepal.
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Can you eat these mushrooms @Khanabadosh1986 ? Can you tell us more about this region of Nepal? What is it like living there?
Paul
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Nature at it’s best @Khanabadosh1986 !
I have very little knowledge about mushrooms so I stick to the once that come with a bar code, but i’m also very curious to know if you can use these in cooking?
If I knew more about these things I would probably choose to pick my own rather than buy them at the store.
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@MortenSI @PaulPavlinovich thanks for interest mushrooms but this is a wild mushrooms not for eat or cooking. many items is mushrooms in our nepal. this types mushroom anytime growing old wood but eating mushrooms some time (may June July) growing in local village area. human eating mushrooms Identity by local villagers but this photo mushrooms is wild.
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That’s why I wouldn’t want to pick my own @Khanabadosh1986 , I wouldn’t know what to look for. Maybe if I sowed them myself I didn’t have to worry.
I bet the wild once will taste even better too.
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yes @MortenSI …
my village area some farmers farming by two types mushroom white button & oyster mushroom. organic mushroom farming in my village. per kg 300 RS. (2.5 US dollar)
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I don’t know much about the common mushroom rates in Nepal @Khanabadosh1986 , but to me that sounds very affordable.
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@MortenSI yes affordable every people in nepal.
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