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   Debbie

   11 months ago

   I’ve read that’s a good thing. Means soil is super healthy. I would just pluck the mushrooms out and leave it be.

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   Christine

   11 months ago

   Yes, great soil. The mushrooms usually die off quickly on their own, or you can pick them like the other comment said. Healthy soil!

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   Sunny

   11 months ago

   It’s typically not harmful. Mushroom spores can come with the soil, blow in the air or come in on people/pets/tools. It can also indicate the soil is staying wet too long which could lead to fungus gnats laying eggs in it. Ensure there is good air circulation to help with evaporation. A commercial fungicide can help if it gets to be too much. 🪴🍀

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   spearf

   11 months ago

   Fungus can be super beneficial to root structures under the soil. The mycelium and plant roots usually have a mutually beneficial relationship. It will occasionally put out mushrooms like you’ve posted - just means the soil is doing well for the plant. The mushrooms will die off soon and the mycelium will stay under the soil - if anything, it’s a good sign for future health of the plant

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   Oksana 🥎🍦🌱

   11 months ago

   Just means your soil is healthy. If you have pets I would pluck them out now as they are poisonous to pets

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   Aroidmama

   11 months ago

   “leaf them be’ because, if there’s fungus among us, our plants are doing well🤓🤣

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   Waspinator

   11 months ago

   Don't let any pets or curious children eat them (they're not lethal but they're not edible either; they can cause stomach upset), but otherwise just enjoy the little mushrooms. If they appear very frequently, it can indicate overwatering, but they're fine to have around

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