Grew like this in 2 days
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I bet it'll take you to the spirit world.
I bet you're right about that. Make you see them big ole flopping crappie in the sky.Quote:
Originally Posted by FurFlyin
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I'd be asking Paige, firebug.
Looks like a mushroom. I've got some growing where I had a stump ground last year.
Maybe chicken of the woods?
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and you might be flopping with them !!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by feeshrman
I don't think so, chicken of the woods usually grows on wounds of old trees. Judging from the pic, this looks like it's coming from the ground.Quote:
Originally Posted by Iwannafish
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Could be possibly. With a color variation. Wouldn’t take any chances.
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Looks like chicken of the woods, but I’m no expert.
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Sorry, Gene- I don't know.
I think its Chicken of the woods.......................... https://www.google.com/search?q=type...21FLTV5suCQ2M:
I see stems under the caps in the picture, chicken of the woods doesn't have stems.
It is not a chicken of the woods mushroom. Growth habit and structure are completely different. The OP didn't say anything about eating it, which is good, because a wrong ID on a mushroom can put you in the hospital or in the ground if it's eaten.
Not to worry, I don't want to even touch this monster, let alone eat it. It grew in my boat shed where I have a slag floor., in about two days. I'm afraid to go check on it now, may have taken over the boat.
Thanks Gene, that helps some. All of the pictures I've looked at would have a bit different growth pattern if outside.
Could there possibly be any tree roots close to the surface under that floor?Quote:
Originally Posted by E-Z Poleholder
Looks like Armillaria root rot fungus.
Looks like it's close to a wood post. What kind of wood and where did it come from. Seeds could have been picked up from other wood during milling.
I thought it looked like Armillaria when I looked online, just the stems are thin and longer.