What kind of mushroom is this?
Hello, what kind of mushroom is this? Is it the common giant parasol mushroom? If so, is it ripe?
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Kann man so nicht sagen. Geruch usw ist auch wichtig.
Im Zweifel stehen lassen.
Nur Pilze mitnehmen, die du genau und zweifelsfrei kennst!
Gefunden im Wald, Fotos ok, Stiel genattert, ich sage das ist ein Parasolpilz.
Ohne Gewähr.
https://www.123pilzsuche-2.de/daten/details/SchlankerRiesenschirmling.htm
Kann man essen und der sieht gut aus. Habe ich selber schon gegessen.
Parasol oder eine nahe verwandte Art – die kann man alle ganz gut essen.