These distinctive round, white fungi appear around the world in fields and at the edges of wooded areas. Living up to its name, a single giant puffball can grow as large as a watermelon. They have no stems, and produce trillions of spores that release into the air through holes in “puffs.” They have been used as slow-burning tinder and produce copious smoke when set aflame. Giant puffballs are technically edible, but should only be consumed when the mushroom is young and firm.
Sunlight Requirements: Full sun
| Lifespan | Annual |
| Sunlight Requirements | Full sun |
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Common issues for Giant puffball based on 10 million real cases
