Xeromphalina species form dense clusters on decaying wood, and their tiny caps look like little fairy umbrellas. This is one of the most common species of mushrooms in the forest, and they make themselves very hard to miss. There’s a good chance you’ve encountered Xeromphalina mushrooms in the woods, no matter where you are in North America. These mushrooms can turn old tree stumps into vast and beautiful displays of golden trumpets!
Little Trumpet Mushrooms: Xeromphalina Species of North America
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DJC
DJ is a co-founding member of mushlovebewell. His passion for mushrooms is only rivaled by how much benefit he believes you can get from consuming them consistently. He tests, manufactures and reviews mushroom growing equipment and materials so you get the most value for the money you spend.
