Shrooms

[Amon1011]

There are some tiny mushrooms growing in my soil. Good, Bad, Doesn't matter? What should I do?

 

[THE BROTHER'S GRUNT]

I would get them out. What kind of soil are you using?

 

[BUDISGUD]

repot the plant bro with clean soil.... i would just too be sure

 

[blancolighter]

Not good man, means your soil is staying wayyy too wet.

 

[HippyInEngland]

Re pot and grow the shrooms as well

 

[bombbudpuffa]

Are they yellow? If so, these are common house plant mushrooms. It is called Leucocoprinus birnbaumii, aka Lepiota lutea or the yellow houseplant mushroom. I think they are poisonous so don't try to eat them.

 

[umbra]

Are they yellow? If so, these are common house plant mushrooms. It is called Leucocoprinus birnbaumii, aka Lepiota lutea or the yellow houseplant mushroom. I think they are poisonous so don't try to eat them.

The only way to know what type of shroom it is, is by taking a spore print.

 

[4u2sm0ke]

let them be..I get them in my organic soil all the time..but as BB said dont eat them..lol

 

[Amon1011]

I used MG organic potting soil, and yes they are a slight yellow tint. I'm just goin to b sure and rip em out there very tiny. Thank you

 

[Mutt]

huh?!?!?! since when is this a bad thing...i got mushrooms all over my compost heap. :hubba:
mushrooms growing shows that you myc is just chimed right in.
many organic growers get some fungal growth on the top of the soil.......and get excited. just either turn it into the dirt or put it in with the bag of soil. just means you had spores in the dirt and you made the dirt happy which in turn made the fungi happy. microbial life loves fungi compost. well blended organic teas have some sort of myco in it.
be watchful how much your watering tho.

 

[4u2sm0ke]

exacly that ^^^^^^ thanks Mutt again

 

[umbra]

what do you call a mycologist with a sense of humor?

 

[Disco94]

I could see it go either way.

 

[umbra]

what do you call a mycologist with a sense of humor?

a fun guy

 

[SativaWeed]

don't eatem! that wouldn't be a good idea, but letting them grow undisturbed would be. You have healthy soil happenin' and you get to watch a tiny little ecosystem develop as well! How cool.

 

[megan23247]

I agree with BLANCOLIGHTER...Your keeping your soil too wet and it needs to dry out betweeen waterings. Everything ive ever read says those things are no good.