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Angel's Wings (Pleurocybella porrigens)

Where does Angel's Wings grow?

Pleurocybella porrigens

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Angel's Wings grows in specific habitats. Knowing where to look and when is the difference between an empty basket and a successful forage.

Where to find Angel's Wings

North America

Prefers coniferous forests with decaying wood.

Europe

Found in similar habitats as in North America.

Asia

Especially common in Japan, where toxicity has been reported.

Foraging tips

  1. Look for Conifer Wood. Search for decaying logs and branches of coniferous trees like pine and hemlock.
  2. Check in Late Summer and Fall. This is the typical fruiting season for Angel's Wings.
  3. Examine White Fan-Shaped Fungi. Pay close attention to any small, white, fan-shaped mushrooms growing on wood.

Quick Check

Substrate:
Decaying conifer wood
Fruiting:
Late summer to fall
Odor:
Mild, not distinctive

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