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trumpet chanterelle in New Forest
Weather, season and habitat for trumpet chanterelle in New Forest. Craterellus tubaeformis
Lowland mixed woods and heath; earlier season after mild, wet summers.
Hollow stem and grey-yellow cap; lasting moisture matters more than a single downpour.
Season
August to November In rainy weather from July.
Habitat
Spruce and fir, occasionally deciduous trees.. Soil acid, nutrient-poor, moist soil, often between moss.. Especially montane coniferous forests.
FAQ
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Weather-based foraging chances, not a guarantee that fruit bodies stand at the pin.
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When is a trip worth it?
Lowland mixed woods and heath; earlier season after mild, wet summers. Hollow stem and grey-yellow cap; lasting moisture matters more than a single downpour.