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Hi! It’s my dream to find an indigo milk cap. i live along the lakeshore and im just curious to know what counties i could check to find some💙

I'm starting some this season to use the root as a coffee substitute.

What is the recipe for the elderberry pancake syrup. Also for the cattail pancakes?

I wonder if you could mix the root starch with the pollen for an all cattail recipe.

Chanterelles purple (violet) it's rare and protected in Europe

In Pakistan they just steam bake the pollen and eat it as a dessert. They put the pollen in little cloth pouches and steam bake them.

Also has the highest concentration of iron in roots and plants super good for you I drink it in teas

It has cancer causing agents

Luv this info bro

Sasafrasvleaves look like fig leaves

Love sassafras tea the FDA is full of garbage.

Thanks that was fun

Do you sell the root ?

Have you ever heard of Dr Sebi ? He was a firm believer that the Sarsaparilla is a very powerful healing plant.

Thankyou 🌝🌝🌝❤️❤️❤️

wonderful, new sub UK.

if you're matching w a similar volume of wheat flour, which includes gluten, you could probably get it to rise w yeast. if not, adjust your percentages up w greater wheat flour til you can get it to rise.

I harvested my first chaga this month here in Michigan. Thank you for sharing the other mushrooms we can harvest from our amazing birch trees.

I buy chicory at the health food store and mix it 50/50 with coffee to lessen the caffeine intake. I should try it w/o coffee altogether!

could I run stripped down hazel sticks through a wood chipper and boil the wood chips? do you think that would work?

Good info 😊

we have hundreds of Boletes that grow on our property in central michigan that are about the size and color of a McDonald pancake on top. On the bottom they are yellow and have porous spongelike wholes on the bottom end. They look lovely, but I'm afraid to eat them.

You think the bitterness is due to the alkaloids?

Excellent video! Thank you!

I am so thrilled that I found your channel! I have recently taken up natural dying and, not being a Michigan native, I needed to know what we have up here. Thank you for these videos!

I wonder if adding alcohol would preserve the pollen? Not sure that would be good or work

No mention of psychoactive properties? Perhaps a legal thing or a personal preference. All good. However, your observance on these characteristics of this mushroom would have been beneficial. You guys are the best mushroom channel on RUclips.

Turns red there at the base of the stem too What a great log for sharing examples in every stage of growth

Been picking these all summer along with luteofolius in MN 😊

Cool mushrooms. Always wanted to observe these. Plenty of better actives around though eh?...just kidding.

Finally Im not the only one seeing Gyms out here in MI. Thanks for all your videos!

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Always enjoy your vids and you guys do an outstanding job...great camera work and your explanations are very edifying and easy to comprehend. Thank you!!!❤

I wonder if I can find a witch hazel tree in Nevada?

I agree with the other comment that the months most likely to find the mushrooms would be great info

Can someone spell the Latin name please.

Good video! Good info.! Thank you.

i've never seen black trumpets that pale! they're really black in my area, that's so funny

Really like these mushroom videos but one of the biggest pieces of information that u could pass on to us novices is what month r u finding each particular shroom....the one time I found a beautiful chicken of the woods was in late July I believe....u can bet ur butt I always look come that time of year...

Your videos are always awesome packed with great info, and mushrooms I wish I could seek out.. What are the big grey ones on the table, though? It's one I've not seen yet here in Michigan.

It's not true that birch polypore grows only on birch. Last fall, fall of 23, I found it on cherry. I'm willing to admit that cherry is very weird and rare, but it definitely gave me a good flush on cherry. I live in northeast ohio, and I swear this is the truth.

Thanks David, the cornbread bolete looks way cool. I hope to find some someday.

Always a treat when you provide your take on mushrooms.

I finally found this in Florida! Found 5 of em, actually. I also found Frostii, but haven't eaten it yet at the time of writing. Thanks for this video, this is the exact mushroom I found today.