What kind of mushroom is this?
Several of these grow in my garden.
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According to the motto “If nothing fits, Rötling fits” I go with safur compliant. They like to come to lean meadows. Put the hat overnight on a white sheet of paper and a glass over it. In the morning a pink to pinkish brown spore print should be seen.
Could be a roaster, but I’m not sure.
https://www.natur-in-nrw.de/HTML/Pilze/Agaricales/PA-245.html
A turtle isn’t that, but I’m with the genus.
I mean, some fertilizer.
No, it’s not a fertilizer.
I don’t see it, it can never be one. Fertilizers have black spores and normally flat or well-rounded hats, without a tip, sometimes even egg-shaped. The stalk is smooth in fertilizers without any patterns.