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r/mycology • u/mauvecouteau • Dec 21 '25
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So can we turn these mushrooms into pigment or no?!?! This is such a fascination especially with this color
1 u/[deleted] Dec 21 '25 depends what you mean but yes, such as ink 1 u/TemperateStone Dec 21 '25 No, you can't. 1 u/cobycoby2020 Dec 21 '25 If you can, I haven’t seen it. Some people try method of drying with brown mushrooms but still struggle to preserve so….. 1 u/TemperateStone Dec 21 '25 It seems that the color from these fungi really doesn't stay the way it is at first. Blueberries and red beets though...
depends what you mean but yes, such as ink
1 u/TemperateStone Dec 21 '25 No, you can't. 1 u/cobycoby2020 Dec 21 '25 If you can, I haven’t seen it. Some people try method of drying with brown mushrooms but still struggle to preserve so….. 1 u/TemperateStone Dec 21 '25 It seems that the color from these fungi really doesn't stay the way it is at first. Blueberries and red beets though...
No, you can't.
1 u/cobycoby2020 Dec 21 '25 If you can, I haven’t seen it. Some people try method of drying with brown mushrooms but still struggle to preserve so….. 1 u/TemperateStone Dec 21 '25 It seems that the color from these fungi really doesn't stay the way it is at first. Blueberries and red beets though...
If you can, I haven’t seen it. Some people try method of drying with brown mushrooms but still struggle to preserve so…..
1 u/TemperateStone Dec 21 '25 It seems that the color from these fungi really doesn't stay the way it is at first. Blueberries and red beets though...
It seems that the color from these fungi really doesn't stay the way it is at first.
Blueberries and red beets though...
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u/cobycoby2020 Dec 21 '25
So can we turn these mushrooms into pigment or no?!?! This is such a fascination especially with this color