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Fungi foraging: On the hunt for South Africa's tastiest wild mushroom
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- čas přidán 27. 04. 2016
- The Mushroom Forager Justin Williams shows EWN how to tell the delicious from the deadly as he goes in search of his favourite wild fungi in Cape Town's forests.
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Thanks for sharing..u have lots of knowledge about mushrooms.
I always see wild mushrooms growing, but too scared to pick them. Wish I could learn exactly what too look for. Thanks for video
Come hiking in wellington …
Thanks brah. I'm going to look for them in Zim
Used to get them some goot Bolete and Pine Rings in the pine forests way back... Also, just after the raining season, you'll se massive Padasole mushrooms popping on termite moulds... They have white gill's, but very very tasty.... First make sure you know how to identify them... Zimbabwe, same as Zambia, has got bright red and orange mushrooms, very very tasty... In season you'll find people selling them next to the roads...
Never seen them in a book or on video before, but I've got lovely photos of them...
Regards, from Hermanus.
@@alwynvanwyk1851 thank you sir. Very informative
Panthercaps are not deadly. They are psychoactive and are very common. They don’t contain psilocybin however and must be turned into a tea
What type of mushroom is this ?
I have to say I got pretty sad when he walked away from that Panther cap. Pretty funny to see the people here asking where to find magic mushrooms too. Do some research folks. You're not going to get any gems from the contents section.
They should legalize psilocybin asap.
Where can I find psycheledics mushrooms in South Africa
Long street
@@truter5243 Hey I live in long street
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That's not mushrooms, but they may be magic....
@@truter5243just fell of my chair laughing,,,,,,,!!!!!!,,!
The mushroom he identifies as a death cap is a Grisette (Amanita sect. Vaginatae), all of which are thought to be edible/non-toxic
Likely, but probably not worth taking the risk or telling people they can eat.
@@sprinkaan1 it is definitely. If people want to put mushrooms in their mouth without doing research that they cannot identify that is their own mistake. People need to stop being mycophobic. There are far more toxic and deadly plants all around you than there are mushrooms.
@@jjeremyhegge I hear you. From an education perspective it's easier to tell someone to rather avoid that small portion, and they can upskill and learn more about it if they are so inclined.
The tone of the video is very entry level.
@@jjeremyhegge I found this note on a description of this species:
Culinary Notes
This is an edible mushroom but not highly prized; however, as the genus Amanita contains some of the most deadly poisonous of all fungi only the most expert or the most foolhardy of fungus foragers eat any of the ringless amanitas.
@@sprinkaan1 the majority of edible mushroom field guides contain edible Amanita's, including Grissettes. All with the caution that much knowledge is needed to consume them. It doesn't mean that knowledge shouldn't be shared because there are dangerous lookalikes.
No Amanita sect. Phalloideae has a striate margin on the cap which is a distinct difference between those sections. There are several other features which set sect. Vaginatae apart quite overtly.
Too short, dammit
Nice video, just far too short, bro...
Does this guy have an instagram or fb account or something? Would like to hire him for a course/tour. I see his youtube account is dead
Probably ate the wrong mushroom.
@@ppkgaming210 hahaha happens to the best of us
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Like my first two ex-wives..
The last one died from concussion... she didn't want to eat the shrooms.