Someone know what mushroom this is?
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I don’t think so, because he seems to be growing like a ‘‘snowman’’
Almost impossible to visually ID fungus in a photo. Especially at pinning, before the fruiting body has fully formed.
Gills, spore print, and veil behavior are necessary for a positive identification.
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This reminds me of a time I grew a few plants out in spent substrate and the booms fruited again months later in the pot. Wish I still had the pictures.
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Not really, there are too many similar ones to identify this with so little info. The annular remnants make it “look like” a Saproamanita Thiersii… but a closer analysis would be needed to achieve a definite identification
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thanks for the knowledge man 
Thank you man that’s what it looked like the most
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Sure thing.
“It might be…” is okay for just observing, but as a forager, for me, a guess can be lethal.
No real mushroom hobbyist will ever give you an ID without the details I mentioned
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Got some happy soil if you got mushrooms pinning
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My question was just out of curiosity, I have no intention of interacting with the mushroom
thanks man
The strangest thing is that it is an inert crop, I am using mineral fertilizers, and the soil is from a brand that promises to only have organic matter for 2 weeks lol
But I’ll take that as a good thing, the humidity parameters seem normal too so i don’t know nature things
No worries, spores are everywhere. You just had one that likes the chems find you.
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