the smile on his face when hes telling us to look up muscamol lol. this man inspired.

How do you fit all that info in your head? Mine doesn't have as...mush ..room. Sorry.

Fascinating, as usual! You must be a fungi at parties! ....I'll see myself out.

We have found you to be one of our favorite homeschooling teachers! THANK YOU!

My mind is still blown even after four years of watching your channel ... Excellent content. thx, Adam

I've said it before, and I'll say it again... Brilliantly executed video, full of knowledge. You're the best. (Don't tell Paul Stamets I said that.)

i like the way his eyes lit up and smile broadened when talking about the conversion of ibo to musc through the de carb process

Very tasteful approach to talking about the Amanita Muscaria!

"Edibility unknown" as he chews it...

I am in love with your brain and your face. You have an incredible wealth of knowledge about mushrooms and i watch your videos regularly. ❤

Knowledgeable, gentle, respectful and in love with nature. Thank you kindly Kitty.

Amazing, informative video as always Adam. Hands down the best mycology channel on here in my opinion!

Probably one of the best put together videos. Super informational and answers alot of common questions love this channel!

Adam Haritan is such a positive and knowledgeable naturalist!

The wholesome section of youtube is lucky to have this dude. Stored next to Relaxing Sounds and DIY/handyman videos

I recently fell in love with mycology. Now I fell in love with your enthusiasm for it

My husband found a yellow amanita muscaria around some pine trees across from our house last week. That is the third version of amanita that I’ve found growing in our yard this year. It’s incredibly fascinating to learn about all the different mushrooms. You have one of the best channels to learn about them. Your enthusiasm and knowledge combined with your teaching abilities really make your videos stand out. I’ve been binge watching them for a few weeks now. I always learn something from them. Thank you.

I truly like listening to your YT series for: 1) to learn about mushrooms in general, and 2) for English listening info. from each quick paced introduction sprinkled by species' scientific name sounding. This is a good learning series for my non-native speaker self.

These are such informative videos! I love watching them and make me feel more confident in my ability to identify while foraging.

Somebody disliked this video. I don't understand it. The only way you could dislike this video is if you were prejudiced against fungi. And in that case why are you even watching this. This guy is the best "shroomer"on the interweb haha.

Love your videos! Mushroom foraging is our family tradition! Thank you for your work!

It's really amazing to me that in 2017 we have recorded species of fungi but don't know if they are edible. It really helps you see the bigger picture.. So much more to discover and learn! Thank you for sharing all of your knowledge with us.

This is such an interesting subject! Your knowledge and genuine delight of sharing your love of it is inspiring. Thank you

Really like the information I get in Adams videos. Not only mushrooms but edible plants as well.

Best mushroom channel I’ve found so far!

I love your vids and was always fascinated with nature, wild edible plants and mushrooms.

Mr Haritan, not sure what other interests you have but you sure do make mushrooms exciting and fun. Your enthusiasm on the topic of mushrooms brings me joy. Joy and enthusiasm you sure has ‘em.

You have the gift of highly vibrant natural energy! Very informative as well.

Adam: You are a wealth of knowledge! Appreciate your videos! Since following you- it has changed the life of myself & my inner circle! We have better health, understanding, & have gotten away from pharmaceuticals! Improved quality of life is priceless! Thank you- you are appreciated & every spare moment we mushroom hunt :)

Excellent once again Adam. Thank you. Keep them coming.

The information here is simply incredible! Mind is blown!

I've been a loyal watcher of these videos since I found this over a year. Hello from Ashland ky!

how does he keep so much terminology and information in a head ? Just shows how much he loves this.

You are made for this ... Thank you for these fantastic videos!

Encyclopedia with legs

Your passion and energy is awesome

I live in Connecticut and I been following your channel to help with my mushroom hunts . Thank you !

Thumbed up every video ive seen so far. Clear and quick for the amount of information

Adam You're Fanawesometastic 🙏💕😎. I have a hard time comprehending alot of information that's This complex BUT The Way You project These awesome mushrooms and Their Latin names and Your obvious Love to share Your Passion to inform IS so easy for Me to grasp and contain This important information. I look forward to Your next video! 🙏💕🐦.

what a beautiful video Adam, thanks!

As always, a fascinating video Adam! How you remember all of that information, especially genus & species names, is totally beyond me. I can't even remember common names except for Oyster mushroom, that one is pretty easy.

I always learn from you. I love learning more about their mycorrhizal relationships with trees. Thanks for the well rounded information you provide!

That was excellent, you're really helping me to lower the learning curve.

This is the best video on this mushroom.

Amanita muscaria are relatively common in Northwest Iowa as well, though we have few conifers. Ours have lemon yellow caps.

I'm just getting into wild mushrooms (other than liberty caps) and really appreciate your upbeat attitude and knowledge. Thanks man.

Another great video Adam!

You are so full of information! Thank you!

I am from upstate New York and I appreciate your knowledge and videos on the subject. Peace!

Seen em. In red. Beautiful appearance and a treat to see the traditional "mythical" mushroom in real life.

Thank you! Always great videos

You are the only person I've found so far that does mushroom hunting in my area.... I'm more in the south central PA area but I'm still in the Appalachia and I've been wanting to start mushroom hunting but didn't know where to start, but this information should really help. 😊

I have found this Bay Brown Bolete in East Texas. They were in groups of many small groups. Thanks for This Adam!

Thank you for your diligence! Much appreciated.

Your videos are great man

Love these videos! So happy to have someone in Pennsylvania making such good quality and informative videos. Thanks for sharing the knowledge!

Hi Adam , thank you for your time and knowledge . Again thank you. I did see amanitas ( fly agarics ) a couple months ago. I live in Ontario, Canada.

Thanks! Super glad I found ur channel :)

Another great video thank you. I've been taking your chaga, reishi and turkey tail dual extraction for awhile and feel great, when I get low I will visit your store to order more. Thanks again.

Fascinating. Thank you.

Really enjoying your videos. They are well done. It is obvious to me you are either a thoroughly self-taught person with an intense passion for this subject matter or you are a trained botanist and mycologist /or both! Either way very good videos!

If you ever come to Minnesota I want to walk through the woods with you! The knowledge is amazing....well beyond me, but I love these videos! Thanks!!

Thank you for sharing your knowledge

Bay bolete was the first good edible mushroom I spotted and identified here in Northern-Central Germany. It was late October, wet and mossy patch of spruce forest. I was (and still am) a real novice in fungi world, so this find has simply amazed me. I was so happy! Didn't collect them, only made a lot of photos :) Thanks Adam, great videos.

You have a gift. Keep using it man!

I love the insight you share.i have learned much.tks

Love your videos -- thank you for sharing this info.

I've harvested a 10.2# hen of woods in Shiloh,TN. My first ever & it's delicious. I've hunted morels before but this one was right under my nose, front yard white oak. I'm loving it.

Great video! Also, I wanted to congratulate you on being mentioned in the acknowledgement section of Sam Thayer's new book! Thanks for putting out all of this great content.

I love your channel anytime I find anything I come back to your page to see if it’s safe to eat

I love this guy. LOVE!

Great video, learning a lot about mushrooms. Love the amount of detail you go into. Subscribed to your channel!

Thank you! And greetings from Meadville!

Thank you for sharing ❤

Adam I truly love and appreciate your knowledge. You are truly a blessing. I'm very interested in learning as much as I can (I've just started this year so I'm a wee babe at this, lol), especially medicinal uses. Food too of course. Having a medical background natural medicine fascinates me. I've learned it can be sooooo much better than traditional western medicine. Thank you for sharing all you do. ~Lisa

Adam, I’m really enjoying your videos. I’m originally from western Pennsylvania too. I live in Ohio now about 70 miles from where I grew up so I should be able to find the same mushrooms you’re talking about.

Your videos are SO fun! Also, haircut done ya' good!

You have one of the favorite faces to see on my KZfaq, my friend . Thanks for all the info 😀

Genius. Great research and coverage. Great to know we both are in PA. TWO THUMBS UP.

I have all kinds of a darker brown or rusty brown amenities and a few bright yellow. They are so pretty!!

Excellent video

wow muscaria, I've been seeing some of these, I"ve eaten them in the past to experiment but wow I get to hear you talk about them.

Bro you're awesome!

What Larry Fisher said” Encyclopedia with legs”! You are a gem in the forest. Thanks

Conifer and pine forests are some of my favorite places to hunt for mushrooms because that's where Boletes grow! It's so cool to see a pine duff covered forest in Pennsylvania! And even cooler to see that you found edible porcini like mushrooms! Another amazing video! Have you ever found the Boletus edulis species?

Pretty cool, thanks.

I've picked a massive bag full of Red Amanatia Muscaria next to the middle level of Table Mountain in my Country South Africa. I ate them after half drying them in an oven and well I saw right through my body and had quite the experience.

A. muscaria is such a beautiful mushroom. Here in the Pacific Northwest we have huge ones, they can range from yellow to orange to bright red.

he looks very happy when talking about the disruption of neuronal activity related to the shroom.

Appreciation thank you

Awesome!!

Just found you. Very thorough, I like that. So educated on the mushrooms! Hats off to you! Totally subscribed. Now maybe on your channel I can get some clear explanation of some of the beautiful mushrooms I come across. Or at least the family they belong in, to properly identify. TY!!

So many mushrooms look alike and it's a gamble to pick to eat.

Wow! This is amazing content! Thank you, I really enjoyed and subscribes :D

thanks for posting this. As an aside, I've just been reading a published study of the effects of treating 'merc' with ultrasonic for several minutes. Rigorous scientific experiments have discovered that this treatment alone, without alcohol or refluxing etc, produces significantly higher yields than any other extraction method of of the specific medicinal properties we are all after.

I’ve found A. muscaria a few times. The last time I found a huge patch with saucer to dinner plate sized caps. Pounds and pounds of them. Pretty cool.

Great information as always. As I am less than 100 miles from you, I have learned much about the mushrooms on my own land. Keep up the good work. I appreciate the time and effort that you put into your channel. 28Bull

Loves it 💜🌿

excellent.

The Gilled Polypore grows on Alders for sure. Glad to know what it is called.