Hello, greetings to the community. This post is a contribution to the #fungiFriday community by @ewkaw. In India, the temperature is rising and all our garden plants need more and more water. We don't have any irrigation system, so we water plants with a garden hose that is 1.5 inches in diameter. When our gardener waters the plants, there is a big flow of water and it runs all around. The sandy ground is hot and we saw many mushrooms popping up in different places after getting soaked. Our gardener said they are edible, but we don't dare to try them. Last time, my husband found some of them under a cashew tree. This week, when I was watering my flower plants, I noticed them around. They match the sand and are not easy to find. Here are some photos of them.
Happy Fungi Friday to you all and have a nice weekend.
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Thank you @ackhoo and @qurator team for your curation and support. have a nice weekend. :)
It's good that despite the strong heat, you can still maintain your plants thanks to the manual watering you do with hoses, dear friend @hindavi, and that watering is favoring the development of fungi.
What a beautiful variety you present to us on this occasion, I appreciate that you have shared these beautiful photographs
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Thank you very much dear friend @jlufer very nice words we are not expecting these beautiful mushrooms in the sand but we have to admire amazing nature. Greetings have a nice weekend. :)
Wow, so amazing these buddies are looking useful for for kitchen but I cannot confirm it.
Our gardener said that but we are also not sure if it is rainy days it might. But in the hot climate, we have to think a bit. Thanks for stopping by.:)
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