Posted by fergienewbee on October 20, 2014 at 11:58:32 from (108.195.139.232):
In Reply to: Mushrooms posted by james williams on October 20, 2014 at 10:11:48:
Maybe, the middle one looks like a puffball. It should be almost perfectly round, pure white inside with a firm texture. Size varies from small to 12" or more. I'd wait until they get at least 4 or 5" in diameter. Not much looks like puffballs once they get this big. Slice it in half; if you see anything resembling gills discard it. There are no gills like the other mushrooms. You can also do a spore print, but by the time they release their spores, they are too old. The print is brown. Cut a piece and put it under a glass on a piece of white paper. In the morning there will be a print. Look up puffball on the net.
The top and bottom picture I would definitely leave alone.
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