Flammulina finlandica
Flammulina finlandica is a northern European winter mushroom described in 2018, close to the enoki (F. velutipes). Records show it on willow (Salix) in willow scrub, wet forest edges and hedgerows, mostly in Finland. It fruits from October into January, in near-freezing weather, and can be tried with enoki methods on hardwood sawdust.
Where it grows wild
Grows on dead or dying willow wood in willow scrub, wet forest edges and hedgerows.
Lowland; records carry no elevations and the Finnish and Danish sites are near sea level.
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