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Ok in my reading I saw mushrooms were a problem. I recently cut a burl off my redwood tree and think it may have brought a mushroom spore in with it. My polkadot plant growing next to the burl got a little mushroom growing in it the other day. I pulled it out and tossed it but is there more that I should be concerned about? The moisture meter reads moist which is the way i keep the polkadots they dry out very quickly in my kitchen but they've been growing so rapidly I'd rather water more often than move them somewhere else. I don't know what the air flow is in my kitchen. LMK if I should do anything more or just wait and see if more mushrooms sprout.
Plants: 9 | From: Roseville, CA | Registered: Feb 2007
| Seeded: 67.182.166.30
Jiffymouse
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actually, mushrooms aren't the problem exactly. it is just that if you have mushrooms, you probably have decaying matter in overmoist soil. so, if your polka dots are doing ok, i wouldn't worry about it because lots of brands of soil has some organic matter that isn't quite broken down which is what the mushroom was feeding off of.
Seeded: 72.10.77.46
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