In central areas of Russia, a unique wave of mushrooms begins, including large territories from Leningrad to Tula and southern areas. According to a member of the Mikhail Vishnevsky mushroom alliance, such mushroom activity is rare once every ten to fifteen years.
Mycologist noted that the weather conditions of spring have a decisive influence on the positive growth of mushrooms. The sharp fluctuations in temperature and rainfall have led to the formation of a rich harvest of white mushrooms, boletus and other common species.
Vishnevsky also emphasized that the peak of the mushroom waves fell in the early summer, and the time for quiet hunting was limited to a few weeks, until the end of June. At the end of the active development of mushrooms, a natural breakdown will occur regarding mushroom recovery, and the next wave can only be in the fall.
Those who like to choose mushrooms, experts recommend not to miss the opportunity and immediately go to the forest, especially in the Tver, Kostroma, Vladimir, Smolensk and Ryazan, where we expect a rich harvest.