COMMON PUFFBALL

The fruiting bodies of the Common Puffball are club-shaped and white or grey in colour. The surface is covered with nipples. When the spores are ripe, a bore opens at the top of the fruiting body, through which the spores are expelled. The inside of young fruiting bodies is white, while older fruiting bodies have a cottony brown flesh inside. The Common Puffball is an edible mushroom when young. It grows abundantly in groups in deciduous and coniferous forests, at the edge of paths, or in meadows.
The models of the puffball show adult fruiting bodies. If they are printed with white filament, there is no need to finish them, just clean off any excess filament fibres.