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RaiseTheGarden

First picture is of some mushrooms that started growing in our raised garden. Everything I read online seemed to indicate they are okay to leave in there. Anyone able to verify this? Second picture is of my habanero plant, any idea what’s doing that to the leaves? Anyone able to help is appreciated!

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  1. iAreKir

    You can leave them. Usually an indication of good soil. I’ve had a lot of these guys this year. You can also remove them if you feel they’re eye sore. Otherwise they’ll die off within 24-48 hours

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  2. AlJeFungus

    I agree with iAreKir, can show up when there is good material in the soil that is decaying and providing nutrients

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    • RaiseTheGarden

      Do you know what’s causing the damage to the leaves?

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    • AlJeFungus

      The leaves look a little yellowish to me. If you don’t see any pests on the plant it may be an over/under watering issue or nutrient deficiency.

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    • AlJeFungus

      Do you fertilize?

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