BastardGrower
BastardGrowerstarted grow question 3y ago
I have a single mushroom growing on the soil. Not sure if it's good or bad sign.
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UnkleSkunk
UnkleSkunkanswered grow question 3y ago
it's always like that, it only makes one and it's not enough for risotto😂 jokes aside... mushrooms form if there are spores in the soil, even brought by the wind or on some sleeve of the shirt these spores need to find a suitable environment to grow and reproduce when they find the right environment, lots of humidity and soil that is always wet or damp, the mushroom or mushrooms form to avoid this, just let the soil dry well between waterings of course, if you let it grow, the risotto won't turn out the same, but it can spread other spores remove the first few cm of soil from the pot and replace it with new soil
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Organoman
Organomananswered grow question 3y ago
It is ok, but usually associated with a substrate that is constantly too wet. Fungi grow on decaying organic matter, it won't harm your plant, but over watering may..........let your soil dry out more between waterings. Unless the top 3-5cm are dry, it is not time to water yet.
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