How to Clone and Grow Wild Pheasant Back Mushrooms! I cloned a wild pheasant back mushrooom so I can grow it whenever I want! This project was really fun and I’m happy to share it with you all. How to make sterilized grain jars: https://youtu.be/uFQr2JhqmG4?si=tjmUqz8a6yHJET0O How to make sterilized sawdust substrate: https://youtu.be/uhGYZkQrAZ0?si=jFEh_WE07esUG1p9 How to make a shotgun fruiting chamber: https://youtu.be/bLB5ZaYI3Sg?si=FLfJNCZCV0a1aOwN How to make agar plates: https://youtu.be/

79K views · 2.6K reactions | Let’s talk pheasant back while we wait for the fall mushrooms to pop from this long needed rain! 殺 They can grow singularly as well and have a thick stem. They slightly represent a pheasants tail! Have a great Wednesday! #mushroom #forage #mushroomidentification #forager#fungi | Melissa Ketelsen | Facebook

Massive mushroom find!! Forage and cook dryad's saddle aka pheasant's back mushroom in Ontario 🇨🇦 The underside contains large cream-colored, spongy pores that do not bruise when handled. The best way to identify a Dryad's Saddle, however, is by its scent. They have a distinctly un-mushroom like odor, and smell more like a watermelon rind or a freshly sliced cucumber than mushrooms. I am not a professional or medical practitioner. Always consult a professional before consuming any wild plants