Behind my house there is a flower pot made from an unused mineral water gallon. So that the plants I will plant will grow well, before I plant the plants, I fill this plant pot with organic fertilizer mixed with soil. The plan is that after a few months I will plant vegetables in this pot. But when I wanted to plant it, a type of mushroom had grown in it.
This is a mushroom with the scientific name Conocybe tenera or some also call it cow dung mushroom. This plant without chlorophyll grows in pots up to several trunks (trees).
Location Bogor Regency, West Java Indonesia
Date 09-04-2025
ID 269387435
IDUU fd2bf34d-1950-47e7-b622-838309060636
Original link https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/269387435
Conocybe tenera is a type of mushroom that grows abundantly in soil rich in organic fertilizer. This mushroom, which has a light brown cap and a white stem, is a type of poisonous mushroom that certainly cannot be consumed.
It grows in several stems in groups in one area in soil containing fertilizer, therefore some call it a cow dung mushroom with a cone-shaped cap.
