Mushrooms in Sweden
Sweden covers about 446,178 km². More than half of the land is forest (57 %), mostly spruce and pine. Conditions were best most often for Cauliflower Mushroom, Parasol Mushroom and Russula in 2026. Today Wood Blewit leads with 12 %.
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Regions
Blekinge64 % forest · Cauliflower MushroomDalarna66 % forest · Parasol MushroomGotland37 % forest · RussulaGävleborg69 % forest · Cauliflower MushroomHalland60 % forest · Parasol MushroomJämtland55 % forest · Cauliflower MushroomJönköping67 % forest · Cauliflower MushroomKalmar64 % forest · RussulaKronoberg71 % forest · Cauliflower MushroomNorrbotten51 % forest · Saffron MilkcapÖrebro64 % forest · Parasol MushroomSkåne38 % forest · King Trumpet MushroomStockholm39 % forest · Shaggy Ink CapSödermanland52 % forest · Shaggy Ink CapUppsala52 % forest · Cauliflower MushroomVärmland64 % forest · Parasol MushroomVästerbotten60 % forest · Slippery JackVästernorrland66 % forest · Cauliflower MushroomVästmanland59 % forest · Parasol MushroomVästra Götaland48 % forest · Parasol MushroomÖstergötland55 % forest · Cauliflower Mushroom
Which mushrooms grow in Sweden?
In the 2026 season our forecast showed the most good days in Sweden for Cauliflower Mushroom, Parasol Mushroom, Russula.
How much forest is there in Sweden?
About 57 % of Sweden is forest – roughly 254,322 km².
When is mushroom season in Sweden?
The main season is usually August to October; rain and warmth decide when it starts. The growth chance above shows today, the mushroom forecast the next 10 days.