Hallo! Ich hoffe, jemand kann mir helfen, herauszufinden, welcher Pilz das ist. Google Lens sagt, es sei der Safranmilchling, aber wenn man die Beschreibung liest, passt das nicht 100 % (ich habe das Gefühl, dieser ist eher weiß als gelb). Wir haben viele davon in unserem Garten unseres Mökki. Der liegt in der Gegend Ruovesi/Virrat (eine Stunde nördlich von Tampere). Ich frage mich natürlich vor allem, ob diese essbar sind 🙂
Dank im Voraus
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Von Nor1Princess
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Rule nr. 1 of mushroom picking: Pick only mushrooms you know.
All mushrooms are edible, but some just once.
Did it hava a collar around the stalk? If so, it can be the destroying angel, amanita virosa.
IF SO, IT IS LETHAL!
Pick only mushrooms you know for sure. There are some lethal mushrooms in Finland. Do not even touch them. If you are not sure what these are, destroy these angels, wash your hands very well, as well as everything they have touched.
Learn to identify poisonous mushrooms. Only pick mushrooms you can identify.
(old Finnish joke)
Hard to say for sure from cellphone screen but this might be pulkkosieni (paxcillus involutus) which is a nasty poisonous mushroom, and you really do not want to eat it.
Do not trust an app. They are anecdotal at best. I wouldn’t touch these.
Try breaking it to see the inside. If it has milklike liquid inside, it could be some sort of „rousku.“ They are generally fine to eat after boiling, but I would advise not to if you aren’t able to identify it.
I’m a casual mushroom hunter and these are not milk caps. Milk caps tend to have hollow stems and excrete milk like fluid from the gills (colour may differ by species).
I don’t know what these are, but they are DEFINITELY NOT saffron milk caps. DO NOT EAT THEM and wash your hands and whatever these have touched. If you have eaten these I recommend going to the ER and bringing these photos with you.
For the future, if you aren’t sure, don’t touch them with bare hands. You might get symptoms by just touching a poisonous mushroom and you may unintentionally get it on your face and eyes.