Oyster mushrooms scattered on tree trunks.

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Hey mushroom lovers! I hope you all are always in good health and well. and always be protected by the grace of your god.

like today the weather is quite sunny and supports all the smooth activities my want to do.

two days after the rain poured down my residence. seems very good for oyster mushroom growth.
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before it rains. I saw these mushrooms are very small. but! After the rain soaked it, it looked really good and the growth process was very fast. in a period of two days he already looks quite large.

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If the size looks big like this, then it is appropriate to be picked and then fried.
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This oyster mushroom is usually easy to find on fallen tree trunks.
try to pay attention to its growth on this tree trunk looks very fertile. almost this wooden trunk covered by this oyster mushroom.

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Oyster mushrooms are harmless and suitable for eating.
by frying and given some special seasoning soup soup. the taste that can be served is very delicious and delicious.
worth trying so as not to make you curious anymore.

You can find this oyster mushroom in the forest or in the garden. usually grows on fallen logs. or maybe you can buy directly on the market. sold in the market in your area of ​​residence.

by @anwars

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Manually curated by ackhoo from the Qurator Team. Keep up the good work!

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Those actually look more like split gill mushrooms because of the fuzzy top. They are a nice edible as well and are easier to store since they dry out and rehydrate easily.

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maybe with that name there is no problem either. but where I live it's called oyster mushroom.

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It has a strong mushroomy taste right? They are a bit rare here where I live but I always harvest them when I find them.

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