Eugeniusz Liana is an experienced mushroom picker from Gorlice, who has become a real expert over the years of practicing his hobby. He often shares his observations with the media, but the information that the man recently betrayed in a conversation with Fakt may surprise many Poles.
He came to the conclusion that, apart from the weather or the place of searching for forest fruit, there is one more other, A very important factor that can affect the successful .
An experienced mushroom collector, Eugeniusz Liana, from time to time, divides his insights and observations in the media. They are at a premium for many beginners, mushrooming enthusiasts. After all, the man has been doing this for over 40 years, so he definitely knows his stuff (apparently his first mushroom the expert collected at the age of 5).
Recently, Eugeniusz Liana shared another interesting conclusion from his many years, this time in an interview with Fakt revealed that in his opinion Successful collections can be influenced not only by the weather, but also in what phase the moon is currently.
Certainly it will not hurt so to go to the forest for mushrooms a few days before the full moon Labo right after her. There is no scientific evidence that it will workHowever, life is often the best teacher. And who knows, maybe thanks to this you will be able to collect whole baskets of delicious porcini mushrooms, mushrooms or kani or other delicious forest treats?
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Of course, the expert does not addict the day on which he is going to mushrooming only on the current phase of the moon. Eugenia Liana also emphasized that weather conditions matter. And that’s not bad.
In his opinion, “he must fall” so that the harvest is successful (After all, it is known that mushrooms like moist air and litter). He also advised on the mushroom pickers to carefully observe the trees in search of specific species of mushrooms that occur under them.
Do not forget that although the fungal season in Poland lasts from April to November, it is usually the most in October. So do not hesitate, just tomorrow to run to the forest, look for edible specimens.
