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title: "My roommate's Silver Splash has this cream/ yellowish fuzzy mold…"
description: "My roommate's Silver Splash has this cream/ yellowish fuzzy mold growing all over in the new mix it was just repotted with. The potting mix is coco coir +…"
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community: "Pests, diseases and problems"
author: "Smquatt"
published: "2024-04-21T20:16:39.095919Z"
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# My roommate's Silver Splash has this cream/ yellowish fuzzy mold…

_Publicado por Smquatt el 2024-04-21_

My roommate's Silver Splash has this cream/ yellowish fuzzy mold growing all over in the new mix it was just repotted with. The potting mix is coco coir + perlite + potting mix. Other plants were repotted with the same mix and none of them have mold. The silver splash seems otherwise healthy so far...  
Is this an issue? If yes, how do we treat it?

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## 5 comentarios

### lukewitkoff comentó el 2024-04-21

it could be due to root rot, or just mildew from moist soil and where it’s located

### Kezzy comentó el 2024-04-21

Could be mycelium, I saw someone else say it’s a sign the soil is healthy.

#### Kezzy respondió el 2024-04-21

Google “Mycelia are of vital importance to the soil as they break down organic material for use in the soil ecosystem. Beneficial mycelia increase the efficiency of water and nutrient absorption of most plants and provides resistance to some plant pathogens. It is also an important food source for many soil invertebrates.”

#### Kezzy respondió el 2024-04-21

Google “Mycelium serves an important function in the decomposition of organic matter in the soil. Some research has demonstrated that it acts as a filter, removing ground water contaminants and pollutants.”

### Smquatt comentó el 2024-04-22

Thanks all!

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