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MUSHROOMS IN SUBSTRATE

aras_hish
aras_hishstarted grow question a day ago
Why I got mushrooms in my substrate?? what should I do? Are my babies fucked up?
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Legendaryseedthumb
Legendaryseedthumbanswered grow question a day ago
Hahaha this has actually happened to me once to but there is actually no issue here it’s only beneficial to have mushrooms growing then you know your medium and everything is super healthy! 😃💯 good luck with ur grow my friend and keep the mushroom 😎
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001100010010011110
001100010010011110answered grow question a day ago
mushrooms generally feed off decaying organic material ("saprotrophic"). So, it shouldn't cause any problem. i'd still remove them just because they bother me on a personal level that may or may not be relevant, lol. just above ground. i definitely wouldn't go digging and damaging roots of the plant.
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BlocZ
BlocZanswered grow question a day ago
It sometimes happens when the potting soil you take is enriched with compost. There is a micorizian life inside and sometimes mushrooms come out of it. And on the contrary, it's very good for the roots, they live in symbiosis and the fungus breaks down the large elements to make them assimilable by the roots. 😉✌️
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m0use
m0useanswered grow question a day ago
Thats fine, they are part of the soil life. If you feed some high P fertilizer it will deter them from producing caps. Pluck em b4 they open so to avoid spore release and getting in your buds.
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