Edicap mushroom

Edicap mushroom
Release	12 April 2010 (Update)
Members	Yes
Quest item	No
Properties
Tradeable	Yes
Equipable	No
Stackable	No
Disassembly	Restricted
Noteable	Yes
Edible	Yes
Destroy	Drop
Actions
Backpack	Eat
Values
Value	1,000 coins
High alch	600 coins
Low alch	400 coins
On death	Always a safe death
Weight	0.5 kg
Examine
Fungus, but really tasty!
Advanced data
Item ID	17821
Links	MRID • recipe
FAQ • doc

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An edicap mushroom is an edible fungus which can be grown while training Dungeoneering. It requires level 68 Farming to harvest and can be grown by planting an edicap mushroom spore in a farming patch, while in a Complexity level 4+ dungeon. It takes very little time to grow, and can be eaten to restore 625 life points. Like all other Dungeoneering crops, they never get diseased. Only one seed is needed to grow a batch of edicap mushrooms. 3 to 5 mushrooms could be harvested, more with a gatherer ring with a maximum of 10.

Edicap mushrooms can be useful when food supply in a dungeon is low, as the spores can be bought from the Smuggler for 3000 coins and several mushrooms are obtained from a single harvest.

They can also be added to baked cave potato, with or without toppings to increase the number of life points healed. Edicap mushrooms do not require cooking to be eaten or combined with other foods. Varying cooking levels are required however, as shown in the table below:

Products

This is an auto-generated list (update now), and shows the first 100 items alphabetically. For all items, click here.

Item	Skills	Materials	GE price
Blue crab & edicap potato	89	1 × Blue crab potato 1 × Edicap mushroom	N/A
Bouldabass & edicap potato	69	1 × Bouldabass potato 1 × Edicap mushroom	N/A
Dusk eel & edicap potato	29	1 × Dusk eel potato 1 × Edicap mushroom	N/A
Edicap potato	1	1 × Baked cave potato 1 × Edicap mushroom	N/A
Flatfish & edicap potato	39	1 × Giant flatfish potato 1 × Edicap mushroom	N/A
Heim crab & edicap potato	9	1 × Heim crab potato 1 × edicap mushroom	N/A
Moray & edicap potato	99	1 × Cave moray potato 1 × Edicap mushroom	N/A
Red-eye & edicap potato	19	1 × Red-eye potato 1 × Edicap mushroom	N/A
Salve eel & edicap potato	79	1 × Salve eel potato 1 × Edicap mushroom	N/A
Short-fin & edicap potato	49	1 × Short-fin eel potato 1 × Edicap mushroom	N/A
Snipper & edicap potato	59	1 × Snipper potato 1 × Edicap mushroom	N/A

Update history

This information has been compiled as part of the update history project. Some updates may not be included - see here for how to help out!

• patch 6 October 2010 (Update):
  • Corrected the graphics of gissel and edicap mushrooms.

• update 12 April 2010 (Update):
  • Added to game.

Trivia

• In the 'real world' there are several varieties of "cap" mushrooms such as "Inky cap," "Panther cap," and the infamous "Death cap" poisonous mushroom. There is, however, no 'edicap'; this seems to be a portmanteau word of 'edible' and 'cap.'
• The graphics of fully grown edicap mushrooms in a farming patch shows 8 mushrooms.
• An edicap mushroom by itself heals more than an edicap potato, a heim crab & edicap potato or a red-eye & edicap potato, despite being a component.