Fungi Friday : Gymnopus Androsaceus Mushroom

Hello Hiver, good afternoon, we are back again on Friday. I hope all my friends are in good health always.

At first I didn't notice this little mushroom at all, because it grew near the garbage dump at my mother-in-law's house. At that time I was at my parents-in-law's house to pick up my children who had been there since morning. Usually once a week my children ask to go home to their grandmother (mother-in-law) because they misses her and wants to play there. So that afternoon when I was at my mother-in-law's house, and I wanted to throw my used candy wrapper into the trash, I accidentally saw a small white fungus growing on the banana tree that was almost rotting. This mushroom is very beautiful and clean white, of course very attractive. I don't know the name and genus of this mushroom, so I tried to find out on Google Lens.

Mushroom Gymnopus Androsaceus is a fungus fairly common in England and Ireland, Gymnopus androsaceus grows throughout mainland Europe as well as in many parts of Asia and North America. They may be small but these tiny mushrooms know how to swarm, and often they appear not singly but in clusters of five to fifty.