JOHNY Posted June 23 Report Posted June 23 Looks Oyster-ish But the mealy crumbling stem and cap edges in the last pic looks like there could be a gagillion white worms eating it. If it does not have lots of little white grubs crawling out, then you are lucky Quote
vitog Posted June 23 Report Posted June 23 Is there any sign of a white spore print on the top of the bottom mushroom? If not, they might not be Oyster Mushrooms; the gills look a little too crowded. Quote
JOHNY Posted June 23 Report Posted June 23 The stem is long and thick for a true Oyster. But it also looks fuzzy. Could it be Pleurotus dryinus? Quote
CajunShroomer3578 Posted June 29 Report Posted June 29 Regardless if they’re are indeed oysters they’re past prime. The yellow tint tells me so. Usually oysters have a very fishy smell at this point and I don’t harvest for the table. I have found P. Dryinus once. Let’s see if I can locate pictures…. Ok so after looking back they already had a yellowing color early on. Hmmm interesting Quote
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