Hericium flagellum: season, habitat and weather
Hericium flagellum ·
⚠ Endangered 🌿 Rare – please leave itThis mushroom lives on wood and grows on trunks, stumps and roots of trees. The main season for Hericium flagellum is August to October.
When is the season for Hericium flagellum?
The main season covers August to October. Occasional finds are possible from July to November. When it starts in a given year depends on the weather: after rain and with mild temperatures, mushrooms can appear earlier.
Growth weight per month (higher = better conditions)
Where does Hericium flagellum grow?
- Preferred trees: Fir.
- Soil pH: best between 4.5 and 8.5 (possible from 4.0 to 9.0).
- Elevation: most common between 500 and 1,500 m above sea level (possible from 0 to 2,000 m).
- Forest nearby is a prerequisite. Loves lasting moisture.
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🛡 This species is rare and on the Red List. Picking is not forbidden – but please leave it and take photos. If you want to eat it, cultivated forms are sold in shops.
In what weather does Hericium flagellum grow?
Growth is best at air temperatures from 4 to 20 °C, a humidity of 70–100 % and about 5–40 mm of rain in the last seven days.
Waldschatzfinder calculates the growth probability for your spot every day from this – with the weather of the last three months and the 10-day forecast, with an account also with soil, elevation, forest and tree species. It is a guide, not a promise.
Frequently asked questions about Hericium flagellum
When does Hericium flagellum grow?
The main season of Hericium flagellum is August to October; occasional finds are possible from July to November.
Where do I find Hericium flagellum?
This mushroom lives on wood and grows on trunks, stumps and roots of trees. Preferred trees: Fir. Forest nearby is a prerequisite.
In what weather does Hericium flagellum grow?
Growth is best at air temperatures from 4 to 20 °C, a humidity of 70–100 % and about 5–40 mm of rain in the last seven days.
Is there a forecast for Hericium flagellum?
Yes. Waldschatzfinder calculates the daily growth probability of Hericium flagellum for your spot – free, with the weather of the last three months and the 10-day forecast; with an account also with soil, elevation, forest and tree species. The mushroom alert tells you as soon as the chances rise at your favourite place.