╔══ Orange jelly spot (13 September 2026)Dacrymyces chrysospermus
[ map ]47.4828°N 11.1515°E
locationWamberg approach
coordinates47.48282°N 11.15148°E
spotted on13 September 2026
identified on7 October 2026
╔═ sighting note
Assumed growing on conifer. If deciduous -> Tremella mesenterica
╔═ Habitat
Dead conifer wood, especially spruce
╔═ Edibility
Inedible — no culinary value
╔═ Key Features
- ▸ Bright orange-yellow, gelatinous fruit bodies, cushion- to disc-shaped
- ▸ Several centimetres wide, limp and slimy
- ▸ Grows on dead conifer wood, often in large clusters
- ▸ Dries out to a reddish-brown, horny film
╔═ Notes
In Europe the Dacrymyces jelly fungi grow mainly on conifer wood and can be confused with the yellow witch's butter (Tremella mesenterica) found on hardwoods.