season beginning in southeast along florida panhandle

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shamanamba
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season beginning in southeast along florida panhandle

#5487891 - 04/06/06 11:01 PM (20 years, 6 months ago)

anybody got an idea on the beginning of actives season for the florida panhandle? i've got some field i've been scoping out but not sure about the optimal time to go out there.

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ryanvergel
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Re: season beginning in southeast along florida panhandle

[Re: shamanamba]
#5492690 - 04/08/06 02:04 PM (20 years, 6 months ago)

"When are the conditions best for finding lots of shrooms? - - - I will tell you this. Conditions are best when the humidity has been high for several days. Rain equals 100%+ humidity. If the level of humidity reaches 85% or above every day for about three to four days in a row, then there should be mushroom growth in the cow pastures. Then of course you might run into times when it just never stops raining for weeks, month's maybe. Excessive rainfall tends to sometimes hinder mushroom production, but doesn't stop them all from growing. You might even find them growing submerged in a puddle of rainwater! Under the circumstances of having too much rain you will have a better chance of finding them on higher ground (elevation). Other beneficial factors that contribute to conditions favored by the mushroom are dew and fog. Temperatures should remain in the 80's during the daytime and not drop below 60 degrees at nighttime. Here are the four major factors and how they effect the mushroom:

Temperature = Potency
Humidity = Quantity
Weather = Condition
Field = Quality"

-GGreatOne

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