When mushrooms ripen. When to go for mushrooms - the best time to pick mushrooms
For lovers of “quiet” hunting, the mushroom season begins in early summer and lasts until late autumn. And rarely do they return home without a “catch.” The main thing is that the summer is not dry and hot, but periodically pleases them with drizzling rains.
Mushroom picker calendar
Everything in nature is interconnected. And even mushroom picking is no exception. The bird cherry blossoms - boletus mushrooms appear. The first thunderstorms will thunder, the rye will begin to sprout in the field, and boletuses will immediately jump out. When the fragrant linden blossoms and the aroma of honey spreads, a second, more diverse wave of mushrooms will appear. But the richest mushroom season is undoubtedly the end of summer and the beginning of autumn. But when are porcini mushrooms collected?
They grow from late June to October, but if the summer is humid and warm, they can be found earlier. Folk calendar says that the first boletus mushrooms are harvested when the rye begins to sprout. And when the linden blossomed, it was time for the second collection of boletus mushrooms.
Well done mushroom
Like most other mushrooms, it has many names: boletus, belovik, zhannik, white, pechura, cow's cow. The names do not reflect the beauty of this great mushroom. Dense and strong, with a dry, roundish cap in a variety of shades - from ocher-brown to brown-red - it seems to be intended only to be admired. It is not for nothing that many lovers of “quiet” hunting collect these mushrooms to count.
White mushrooms. Where to collect them
Based on their place of growth, boletus species are divided into birch, oak, spruce and pine. For every pore White mushroom chooses his favorite place.
The first to appear in well-warmed places in early June are white birch mushrooms, along with boletus mushrooms and some other mushrooms. At this time, the grain in the field is heading, which is why people call them grain ears. In July, in the first ten days, it is time for mushroom hunting in oak forests. White oak mushrooms are friendly: they are found in whole families. Later, but also in July, white birches appear again. They are called "stubbers" because the harvest begins in the field. You need to look for such white ones in a sparse birch forest. In late July and early August, white spruce trees emerge from the ground. They are found in young plantings of fir trees, and also in places where there are a lot of birch and spruce trees. The spruce trees are followed by white pine trees, dark-headed pine trees - they are already growing before the end of the season, preferring edges or clearings with sparse ferns, overgrown with bushes and sparse pines.
So when are porcini mushrooms harvested? Collection time various mushrooms approximate. First of all, they depend on climatic conditions. Of course, warm and moderately rainy weather will allow mushrooms to appear earlier than average, while cold or too dry weather will delay the time for collecting them.
Porcini. When to collect it
With the morning dawn. It is good to pick mushrooms early in the morning, before the dew has fallen, and before the sun heats them up. Then the mushrooms are stored longer for a long time. When heated by the sun, placed in a thick layer in a basket or bucket, they begin to quickly deteriorate - they become wet and slippery, and emit an unpleasant odor. They are not suitable for recycling.
A few more tips on when to pick porcini mushrooms. Boletuses grow best in warm, steamy weather; the most suitable temperature for this is not lower than 16 and not higher than 25 degrees, when the soil is well saturated with moisture. Warm, drizzling rain promotes mushroom growth. By the way, the first mushrooms that pop up a couple of days after such rain are most often wormy, and real mushroom shoots, strong and pleasing to the eye, will appear a little later. So you need to know when porcini mushrooms are collected in order to return from a “quiet” hunt with a basket full of handsome boletus mushrooms.
This plant product? And most importantly, when, in what seasons and what specific types of mushrooms show their caps to the light? Let's try to answer all these pressing questions in our short article.
It’s no secret to any avid mushroom picker that the beginning of the mushroom season depends not on the mushroom “calendar,” but on the weather outside. Basically, mushrooms appear in several “waves”. When can you pick mushrooms? The first wave of mushrooms in Russia occurs mainly in early June. The second influx, somewhere in mid-July, and the third - at the end of August. And remember, the most best time A day for successful mushroom picking is early in the morning, and it will be even better if you wait for dawn right in the forest, with a basket of mushrooms at the ready. Do you know why? Because the morning forest simply breathes the moisture of the morning dew and clean air in the world. It has been proven that this is the most good time collection large quantity hiding mushrooms.
Consider the mushroom appearance calendar:
- mushrooms appear on the trees first, in January;
Then follows spring mushroom season. Spring mushrooms are no less useful than all the others. What mushrooms are collected in the spring? In early spring, when there is still snow in places, but the air temperature is already around zero, mushroom pickers are already heading into the forest.
- March is the time to collect tree mushrooms and talkers;
- in April you can confidently go and collect stitches;
- in May - and raincoats:
People say that if the winter had little snow and the autumn was not rainy, then mushrooms can be found in the spring as soon as the aspen and poplar trees shed their catkins.
The summer mushroom season is, of course, busier; it begins in June. The most interesting and delicious mushrooms in summer. In what month are mushrooms picked?
- in June - boletus, honey mushrooms, and;
- in July, among others, moss mushrooms appear;
Go to the forest for mushrooms as soon as the linden blossoms, during this period the forest is warm and humid, and later the heat will set in, which will quickly turn the mushrooms into worms.
Soon after the first chanterelles, porcini mushrooms and boletus mushrooms appear during short rains.
Clouds of midges after heavy rains will tell you about the appearance of mushrooms in the summer forest, and dense fogs in the mornings towards the end of summer will help you harvest a rich harvest of porcini mushrooms, boletus and boletus, a little later than saffron milk caps and milk mushrooms. Bright fly agarics and porcini mushrooms are good neighbors, so mixed forests take a closer look at the fly agarics, you will definitely find them nearby. Late in the summer, or rather already autumn mushrooms are experiences. They begin to be collected simultaneously with the harvesting of oats in the fields.
In autumn, in the forests, as a rule, mushrooms of the third wave, which appeared in August, are collected. However, there are also mushrooms that appear in the middle of this cold season. What mushrooms are collected in the fall?
- in October, the best time to go for mushrooms such as: valui, and;
Polina Rumyantseva, Tatyana Sidorova
publication date: 08/07/2011, update date: 12/08/2017
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Otto Schreibikus
22.05.2016 20:48
Folk sign: If countless mushroom pickers have appeared in the forests, if cars, buses, and motorcycles are parked near the forests, mushrooms have appeared in the forest. True, not for long)))
Today in the office there was a conversation about how to pick mushrooms correctly, and I decided to write down everything I heard. I’ll say right away that I’m a beginner mushroom picker, but methodical and very lucky, so perhaps my advice will be useful, and I don’t doubt the experience of my colleagues - there are more than one generation of mushroom pickers in families. I will also tell you how to carefully and correctly collect mushrooms, and why you should never pick or pull them out.
Signs
In general, our conversation began with the fact that last year the most superstitious mushroom lovers did not go for them, and now they are in anticipation. And I, as the youngest mushroom picker, became interested in why you can’t pick mushrooms in leap year? I was told several versions, I’ll tell you the most memorable ones:- Mystical version: in the old days, people believed that if you pick mushrooms during a leap year, the spirit of the forest will take revenge and people in the village will begin to die. Naturally, there is no reliable information on this matter.
- Random: There is an opinion that once every few years the mycelium becomes poisonous and releases all the accumulated harmful substances along with the mushrooms. I don’t know how much truth there is in this, but I personally am touched by the schedule of the mycelium, which coincides with leap years.
- Rational version: a mycelium is a large organism that needs nourishment and fertilizer, so it is not recommended to collect mushrooms every few years - you need to give the myceliums the opportunity to recover. Therefore, knowledgeable people either change their mushroom places year after year, or simply take a break during a leap year.
The remaining signs are less mystical and more substantiated. For example, in Siberia they say that when the midges fly, you should cook the baskets- the season of midge activity coincides with the mushroom season.
And in the Volga region I often hear the words “ Like a white mushroom, so is everyone brave“- this means that an inexperienced mushroom picker will only pick porcini mushrooms, while an experienced one will come with a full basket anywhere - because he knows the local mushrooms.
Right time and right place
Many people don't know when and where to pick mushrooms. I painstakingly wrote down everything that my colleagues said and am seriously planning to use my knowledge in 2018 and 2019. So, you need to start picking mushrooms in the spring.Morels
They can be collected in April-May; they grow mainly under deciduous trees. These are conditionally edible mushrooms, so before boiling, frying or stewing them, you must first soak them (in salted water). For soaking, you will need a volume of water three times the volume of mushrooms. Soak for at least half an hour, and then carefully wash and boil, and then you can cook.
Raincoats
They appear immediately after morels and grow on lawns and clearings, and sometimes along paths. They are traditionally eaten fried and cooked on the day of collection.
Champignon
Their season begins in May and continues right until autumn. They are used in all forms.
Boletus and boletus
Summer mushrooms are traditionally considered especially valuable, and among them the easiest to find are boletus and boletus. Bright and beautiful, they grow in deciduous and mixed forests and can be collected from June to autumn.
Butter
Where can you find boletus? In a coniferous forest - for example, suitable Pinery. Oil flakes appear due to temperature changes- for example, in the first half of June, then at the end of July, and then from the end of August to mid-September.
White mushrooms
What kind of mushrooms can you pick in any forest? The answer is clear - white. They grow almost anywhere, be it deciduous or coniferous forest. Most often they can be found under birch, oak and pine trees. Harvested from the second week of June to the first week of October.
Saffron milk caps, honey mushrooms, russula and chanterelles
If you like to pick mushrooms in the forest without much fuss, then it is best to give preference to these mushrooms. So, in order:
- saffron milk caps grow young pine forests, they are eaten in in different forms, and can be collected from July to October;
- Chanterelles are also collected from July to October; their beauty is that they do not need to be boiled before cooking;
- honey mushrooms are my favorite mushrooms, collecting them is as easy as shelling pears - just two good stumps are enough, and they grow both in summer and autumn;
- Russula is the first fungus that even children become familiar with; they are bright and beautiful, and at the same time they require very little time to prepare.
Why do I insist on video? Because learning to pick mushrooms from pictures or photographs is very difficult - for example, it costs nothing to confuse honey mushrooms with false honey mushrooms, while the video clearly shows the difference.
If you don’t understand how to pick mushrooms so as not to cause harm to your health, watch the rules for picking mushrooms in the video.
Learn all the rules and tips from experienced mushroom pickers, and then ask to pick mushrooms together once.
Video tips on how to carefully unscrew a mushroom if you don’t have a knife. And why every incorrectly collected mushroom destroys the mycelium.
How to collect correctly
To be honest, I used to treat mushrooms without due reverence. Of course, as a child, my mother tried to forbid me to pick mushrooms with my hands, but let’s be honest - I didn’t listen too well. And now I myself do my best to ensure that the myceliums are protected and not disturbed.What we consider mushrooms are only part of the mycelium; it is located underground. Like any living organism, the mycelium becomes depleted over time, and then may disappear altogether. Of course, mature mushrooms give rise to new deposits of mushrooms, but for the mycelium to begin to function, it will take a lot of time and nutrients.
You should not collect only some mushrooms and treat others with disdain (for example, kicking fly agaric mushrooms). Let's say we come to the forest and collect porcini mushrooms because we are confident in them. But there is absolutely no need to trample and break those mushrooms that seem unsightly to us - firstly, a more experienced and knowledgeable lover of quiet hunting will be able to recognize it as some kind of local delicacy, and secondly, mushrooms are part of the ecosystem.
When we come to the forest, we don’t ask anyone if we can pick mushrooms, but that doesn’t mean that they grow there for us. Birds, insects and small animals feed on them, they participate in important biological processes, and believe me, even fly agarics are needed for some reason.
If you went to the forest, and there you were met with real abundance and now you don’t know what mushrooms you can pick in the forest, then either ask for advice from knowledgeable people, or collect only familiar mushrooms. If you really can’t bear it, collect those that you like, but put them separately from those that you are sure are edible, and then show them to experienced mushroom pickers.
How to properly collect mushrooms, cutting or twisting it is up to you, but you should not tear it up by the roots - the mycelium is disturbed, and literally in one or two seasons the forest may cease to be productive.
Don't know how to collect mushrooms in the forest? I'll tell you in order.
- First of all, they get ready to pick mushrooms as early as possible - all my friends leave around five or six o'clock in the morning. This is due to the fact that there will be more time to collect, it is not hot in the forest, and the mushrooms are in better shape.
- You need to take containers with you for collection and transportation (best breathable, made of natural materials), a couple of knives (in case of loss - anything can happen), as well as a snack, water and repellent. If you are not confident in yourself, take a compass. Of course, if you know how to use it.
- The main advice that can be given to beginners is to collect mushrooms carefully, and collect only those mushrooms that you know well. A mistake can cost your life.
- Do you want to collect a lot of mushrooms? Look under every leaf, move every blade of grass.
- Couldn't cut it? Try to unscrew the mushroom without damaging its roots.
- Place each collected mushroom carefully and carefully in the basket.
- Of course, no one will prohibit it, but it is considered a rule of good manners not to take the smallest mushrooms.
- Every cut mushroom certain type put it as close as possible to its fellows.
- Mushrooms need to be picked “in the prime of life” - not yours, but theirs. They should be strong, mature, plump and elastic.
Prepared mushroom picker all year round can search (and find:-)!) mushrooms in wildlife. The most fruitful season for mushrooms is, of course, autumn. The most boring time is not even winter, but the turning point from winter to early spring, but even at this time you can find something to profit from in the forest.
Mushrooms all year round - how to understand the mushroom calendar
The decisive factor for the appearance of mushrooms in the forest is not the numbers on the calendar, but weather, and not even those observed in this moment, and specifically those that were observed before. After a long winter with heavy snow or after a dry summer, mushrooms do not appear at the same time as after warm winter or wet summer. On the growth of mushrooms - both in terms of period and in terms of their quantity - the most great importance factors such as humidity and temperature. But generally speaking, those years when the amount of precipitation exceeds average norms turn out to be much more beneficial for mushrooms than dry ones.
The results of ten years of observations of mushroom seasons by experienced mushroom pickers indicate that the first morels can grow in our climate around March 13, but also around May 8. So the difference in mushroom growing season is about eight weeks!
That is, I want to say that mushroom calendar gives an approximate idea of when and what to look for, but you still need to navigate to a greater extent by natural phenomena.
Join our new group lovers of quiet hunting
Is it possible to collect spring mushrooms or should we wait for the autumn mushroom season, how to properly collect mushrooms in the forest? You can always pick mushrooms in the forest, the main thing is to understand mushrooms and know which mushroom appears at what time, so as not to confuse it with a poisonous one. Those who don’t know when to pick mushrooms should learn a simple rule: mushrooms can be picked from May to late autumn. And also remember which mushrooms grow in the forest at a certain period of time. The spring and summer months are a great time to go to the forest to pick mushrooms.
When to pick mushrooms in spring
The beginning of the mushroom pore begins in early spring when the very first spring mushrooms appear in the forest. They are eagerly awaited by those hungry for quiet hunt mushroom pickers What mushrooms appear in the forest in spring and when to collect them?
- When to pick morel mushrooms
Morels are harvested in late April or early May. Morels grow mainly in deciduous forests, because they love fertile soil. Mushrooms are category 3, so before stewing, frying or freezing, morels must be soaked in three times the volume of water for at least 20 minutes and then rinsed thoroughly under running water.
- When to pick mushrooms Raincoats
After morels comes the time for raincoats. You can find raincoats in clearings, meadows and even on roads. Raincoats appear immediately after rain. Fried young puffballs are very tasty. They must be used on the day of collection. In Italy they are considered the best mushrooms. In our country they are little known and are undeservedly classified in the fourth category.
- When to pick champignon mushrooms
Champignons begin to appear in May and their mushroom season lasts until autumn. So the question of when to pick champignon mushrooms is rhetorical. For your information, champignons are good both fried and in soup, because they have a pronounced mushroom aroma. Champignons also contain special substances that destroy cholesterol plaques.
When to pick mushrooms in summer
Summer mushrooms are considered the most valuable. When the summer is rainy, even in hot weather The variety of mushrooms turns out to be so rich that they simply cannot be listed. All types of mushrooms that can be found in the forest in summer form their fruiting bodies until autumn. Many of them grow until autumn, but mushroom pickers like to collect them in the summer.
What mushrooms to pick in June
In June, it is most likely to find boletus and boletus in the forest. In addition, June is rich in russula and summer honey mushrooms. In the shady forests at the end of June there are a lot of chanterelles and boletuses. In the clearings and forest edges you can find a lot of champignons. At this time, you can also see pigweed and bitterweed in the forest. And after wandering around you can meet the king of mushrooms - the porcini mushroom.
- When to pick boletus mushrooms
In June, you can collect boletus mushrooms in the forest, which grow mainly in birch groves. All boletus mushrooms are edible mushrooms and differ slightly in nutritional quality. Boletus mushrooms are good in every way in soup, in gravy, fried, in pies. They are also tasty in marinade. It appears in the first half of summer in June, but most boletus mushrooms are collected from the second half of August until late autumn. The boletus is the closest relative of the porcini mushroom.
- When to pick boletus mushrooms
Boletus takes second place among tubular mushrooms after white mushrooms; in terms of nutritional quality it belongs to the 2nd category; it is eaten boiled, fried, dried and pickled. It is also the fastest growing mushroom. It is one of the most common and famous edible mushrooms. This elegant mushroom cannot be confused with others; it also has no resemblance to any poisonous mushroom. Therefore, to the question of what mushrooms to pick in June, the answer is obvious - boletuses.
- When to pick boletus mushrooms
Butterflies are collected in coniferous forests. It got its name because of the oily cap that is slippery to the touch. It is used in soups, fried, salted, pickled, in sauces and side dishes; it is rarely used for drying, but is also suitable. Butterflies are relatively early mushrooms, and they can be collected in cleared pine forests from the first days of June. This period lasts no more than two weeks. Then the boletus disappears and appears again somewhere in the second half of July, and grows en masse from mid-August and the first half of September.
- When to pick mushrooms White mushroom
Beginning at the end of June, the porcini mushroom appears. The porcini mushroom grows in both deciduous forests and coniferous forests; it prefers to be friends with spruce, pine, oak and birch. It is fried and boiled fresh in soups, stewed in roasts; dried, and then prepared soups, borscht, baked pies, made mushroom caviar. Porcini mushrooms are pickled and made into various snacks. White mushroom is considered the most delicious and useful mushroom. The porcini mushroom is collected from mid-June to the end of September, the most widespread collection is in the second half of August.
What mushrooms to pick in July
In July, as a rule, do you collect mushrooms for pickling and pickling? July is the month of the milk mushroom harvest. Milk mushrooms are an excellent option for pickling, especially yellow ones. Volzhanka and whitefish appear in July, which are only slightly inferior to milk mushrooms. You can please yourself with the taste of saffron milk caps, of which you can collect a lot in July. Saffron milk caps are excellent in cooking.- When to pick mushrooms
Milk mushrooms are found in families. Real milk mushrooms grow mostly on sandy soil, in oak, birch, pine and birch forests. They are most productive in July-August. Yellow milk mushrooms collected until October in spruce forests. Milk mushrooms are mushrooms of the first category. Only salted ones are used. Before salting, they are soaked for at least three days in cold water, which is changed at least twice.
- When to pick saffron milk mushrooms
- When to pick chanterelle mushrooms
What mushrooms to pick in August
The end of August is the richest season for mushrooms. In August, you certainly won’t have to think about when to pick mushrooms. You can do this throughout August and early September. What mushrooms are there in August? All of the above mushrooms remain relevant for collecting in August, but do not collect overgrown ones. Young mushrooms that are fresh and not bitten by insects are suitable for food. If the mushroom is wormy, safely throw it away.- When to collect autumn mushrooms
- When to pick Volnushka mushrooms
- When to pick Russula mushrooms
Safety rules when picking mushrooms
Rules for collecting mushrooms and preserving the reproduction of mycelium when collecting mushrooms:- If you want to see a rich harvest of mushrooms the next time you come to a famous place, follow the rules for collecting mushrooms. Now that you know when to pick mushrooms, respect the gifts of nature. When collecting mushrooms, spare the mycelium: carefully cut the mushroom with a knife at the base and under no circumstances pull it out of the ground.
- If you do not identify a mushroom, it is better not to cut it - treat mushrooms with caution, because a mushroom is a very insidious product. You should only collect mushrooms that you know - those that you are confident in.
- If the summer turns out to be rainy, then the mushrooms become saturated with water and become unsuitable for consumption. You should not dry such mushrooms, they still lose their taste qualities and begin to release toxins.
- Upon returning home, you should sort out the mushrooms, and immediately, without delay. After sorting out the mushrooms, put them in cool salted water for an hour, this will drive out the extra guests.
- Mushrooms must be carefully processed and subjected to reliable heat treatment!
How to pick mushrooms correctly
- Mushrooms are collected early in the morning before the sun heats them. In this case, they can be stored for a longer time.
- Do not collect old, overgrown mushrooms. They accumulate products harmful to humans and absorb from environment foreign substances.
- Collected mushrooms Immediately clean the soil from adhering to them, leaves, pine needles, grass and other debris. It is better to put mushrooms in the basket with their caps down - this way they are better preserved.
Mushroom picker equipment
So, when should we open the mushroom season and what equipment will we need? When you go picking mushrooms, you will definitely need a good sharp knife, because it is better to cut mushrooms without disturbing the mycelium itself, as well as a comfortable long stick (indispensable when searching for mushrooms) to lift or rake leaves, as well as a basket or basketExperienced mushroom pickers know what you need to take with you into the forest:
- mushroom basket;
- mushroom knife;
- a stick for searching for mushrooms;
- first aid kit with bandages and disinfectants;
- water and sandwiches;
- electronic GPS navigator;
- telephone with a charged battery (Rescue Service telephone 112)
Now we know when to pick mushrooms, we figured out how to pick mushrooms correctly, we learned the safety rules when picking mushrooms, we know what mushrooms to pick in the summer, we stocked up on mushroom picking equipment. We looked at the mushroom picker's calendar and are ready to go into the forest to pick mushrooms. It remains to refresh the information on how to distinguish mushrooms. It's no secret that many poisonous mushrooms disguised as edible. So, let's figure out how to distinguish edible mushrooms from inedible.
How to distinguish edible mushrooms
- How to collect porcini mushrooms
Danger: discoloration at the break, bitter taste. Do not confuse the white mushroom with the poisonous yellow one - its flesh turns pink when cut.
- How to collect boletus mushroom
Danger: the mushroom does not grow under its own tree.
- How to collect boletus mushrooms
Danger: the mushroom does not grow under its own tree.
- How to collect boletus mushrooms
Danger: discoloration at the break, reddish spongy layer, bitter taste.
- How to collect Moss mushrooms
Danger: lack of velvety, reddish color of the spongy layer, bitter taste.
- How to collect chanterelle mushrooms
Danger: red-orange color, empty leg.
- How to collect saffron milk mushrooms
Danger: white, bitter, acrid milky juice.
- How to collect honey mushrooms
Danger: grows on the ground, yellow or reddish cap, without scales, black, green or brown plates, no film or ring on the stem, earthy smell.
- How to collect mushrooms
Danger: sparse blades, sharp blueness and stone hardness at the fracture, lack of birch trees nearby.
- How to collect Volnushka mushrooms
Danger: the “wrong” hat - not pink, unfurled, without hairiness.
- How to collect Russula mushrooms
Danger: red or brown-black cap, pink leg, reddened or darkened soft film on the leg, coarse and tough flesh, unpleasant and bitter taste.
Mushroom picker calendar
The mushroom picker's phenological calendar will come to the aid of beginning mushroom pickers. The mushroom picker's calendar marks the most popular mushrooms and the period when to collect these mushrooms in the forest. Of course, everything depends on the region and the weather in each season, but the mushroom picker’s calendar fully provides some of the useful knowledge of when to pick mushrooms. You will also find it useful| What mushrooms to collect |
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| April | May | June | July | August | September | October | |
| Morels | + | + | + | - | - | - | - |
| Stitches | + | + | + | - | - | - | - |
| May mushroom | - | + | + | - | - | - | - |
| Oyster mushroom | - | + | + | + | + | + | + |
| Meadow honey fungus | - | - | + | + | + | + | - |
| boletus | - | - | + | + | + | + | - |
| Oiler grainy | - | - | - | + | + | + | - |
| Summer honey fungus | - | - | + | + | + | + | + |
| The fox is real | - | - | - | + | + | + | - |
| Porcini | - | - | + | + | + | + | + |
| Boletus | - | - | + | + | + | + | + |
| Pluteus deer | - | - | + | + | + | + | + |
| Spiky raincoat | - | + | + | + | + | + | + |
| Common champignon | - | - | + | + | + | + | - |
| Field champignon | - | - | - | - | + | + | - |
| Valuy | - | - | - | + | + | + | - |
| Funnel talker | - | - | - | + | + | + | - |
| White umbrella mushroom | - | - | - | + | + | + | - |
| Variegated umbrella mushroom | - | - | - | + | + | + | + |
| Real milk mushroom | - | - | - | - | + | + | - |
| Poddubovik | - | - | - | + | + | + | - |
| Ivyshen | - | - | - | - | + | + | + |
| Loader white | - | - | - | - | + | + | - |
| Loader black | - | - | - | - | + | + | - |
| Fat pig | - | - | - | - | + | + | - |
| Russula yellow, food, etc. |
- | + | + | + | + | + | - |
| Green moss | - | - | + | + | + | + | + |
| Yellow hedgehog | - | - | - | - | + | + | - |
| Ringed cap | - | - | - | + | + | + | - |
| Larch oiler | - | - | - | + | + | + | - |
| Volnushka pink | - | - | - | - | + | + | + |
| Black breast | - | - | - | + | + | + | + |
| Spruce green camelina | - | - | - | - | + | + | + |
| Pine mushroom | - | - | - | - | + | + | + |
| Gray talker | - | - | - | - | + | + | - |
| Late oiler | - | - | - | - | + | + | - |
| Winter mushroom | - | - | - | - | - | + | + |
| Loader black and white | - | - | - | - | - | + | + |
| Polish mushroom | - | - | - | - | + | - | - |
| Autumn oyster mushroom | - | - | - | - | - | + | - |
| Gray row | - | - | - | - | - | + | - |
| Autumn stitch | - | - | - | - | - | + | + |
| Autumn honey fungus | - | - | - | - | - | + | + |
| Row purple | - | - | - | - | + | + | - |
| Greenfinch | - | - | - | - | + | + | + |
| Hygrophor brown | - | - | - | - | - | + | + |
Now you know when to pick mushrooms. Well, don't hesitate. The end of June is a great time to collect young mushrooms suitable for delicious dishes. While you can still treat yourself to delicious mushroom food, let's wait for the other two summer months Feel free to pick mushrooms for pickles and pickling! Happy quiet hunting!
