This is actually a myth. Mushrooms don't have "roots" in the same sense that plants do. Instead, they have a vast underground network, called mycelium. The mycelium makes up the majority of the fungus, and the mushroom is just the fruiting body. Pulling up a mushroom is no more harmful to the fungus than picking an apple is to the tree. I go back to these places year after year, and the mushrooms always grow back.
@@thenaturekid3739 Good. I hope you start to get more subscribers and hopefully others will start commenting. I got a recommendation for your channel after watching the Mushroom Wonderland channel. He is on the Kitsap peninsula in Washington state.
Winter chanterelles and hedgehog mushrooms have no poisonous look alikes, but you still should be careful, and only eat a wild mushroom if you are 100% sure of it's ID.
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Beutiful video, please keep it up!
Great video and you are very well informed on mushrooms. The Chanterelles looked yummy.
Awesome video!!
I love how sharp your camera focuses! I can see all the details. Your descriptions are awesome! Hope you post lots more.
Great job 👍😊
Fantastic!!!!!!!
so impressive how much you know! great video :)
Great video!👍
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Awesome video mate! Love the enthusiasm. Keep it up! 💯
Well done sir !!
Great video! Thank you for making a video on identifying mushrooms! How did you learn how to identify so many mushrooms?
Where are you hunting? Thank you,I learned something new..
Beautiful! I like the video. How do you usually cook them?
I will tell you in a future video. Stay tuned!
Great to know about the edible mushrooms - but, you really need to have a knife and leave the root for more mushrooms to grow
This is actually a myth. Mushrooms don't have "roots" in the same sense that plants do. Instead, they have a vast underground network, called mycelium. The mycelium makes up the majority of the fungus, and the mushroom is just the fruiting body. Pulling up a mushroom is no more harmful to the fungus than picking an apple is to the tree. I go back to these places year after year, and the mushrooms always grow back.
@@thenaturekid3739 yep. Great job, kiddo! Keep up the great work!
Do you cook different mushrooms in different ways?
I will make a video about that.
@@thenaturekid3739 Good. I hope you start to get more subscribers and hopefully others will start commenting.
I got a recommendation for your channel after watching the Mushroom Wonderland channel. He is on the Kitsap peninsula in Washington state.
Yeah that's what I'm talking about
looks fun but i wouldn't ever eat anything you find out there just to be safe. its not worth getting sick. but hey what do i know anyways?
Winter chanterelles and hedgehog mushrooms have no poisonous look alikes, but you still should be careful, and only eat a wild mushroom if you are 100% sure of it's ID.