Nah, you’ve got some nutrient rich soil. Pick them off, maybe add some mulch on top to help prevent anything else taking root.
anonymo00se69420
Mushrooms in soil may be because of fungus or mold but if it’s just good soil just pick it off so it doesn’t do anything to you pepper plant
ku420guy
I had a bag of fox farm ocean Forest that grew bundles of mushrooms within the first couple weeks.
Nothing to worry about that’s just very healthy soil
SilphReddit
Thank you all!
dadydaycare
Mushrooms are like the best thing that can happen. They mean the soil is healthy and it’s breaking down the organic material in your soil and feeding your pepper. Also your only seeing The fruit of the mushroom, the mycelium or bulk of the actual organism is in the soil and you’d have to pretty much go scorched earth on the pot to get rid of it.
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Nah, you’ve got some nutrient rich soil. Pick them off, maybe add some mulch on top to help prevent anything else taking root.
Mushrooms in soil may be because of fungus or mold but if it’s just good soil just pick it off so it doesn’t do anything to you pepper plant
I had a bag of fox farm ocean Forest that grew bundles of mushrooms within the first couple weeks.
Nothing to worry about that’s just very healthy soil
Thank you all!
Mushrooms are like the best thing that can happen. They mean the soil is healthy and it’s breaking down the organic material in your soil and feeding your pepper. Also your only seeing The fruit of the mushroom, the mycelium or bulk of the actual organism is in the soil and you’d have to pretty much go scorched earth on the pot to get rid of it.