FOUND THIS GROWING NEXT TO MY PLANTS.

[Felixthecat72]

This mushroom was growing next to my plants while the light was off when it turned on the mushroom was gone. Anybody seed this before?

 

[crimsonecho]

omg where did it go? i‘d sleep with one eye open from now on it looks like an extremely menacing mushroom

 

[twentyeight.threefive]

It's a magic mushroom. Eat it.

 

[Felixthecat72]

anyone got a real answer i
like jokes and all but this is extremely curious and maybe someone has seen it before.

 

[BlandMeow]

I think if you have mushrooms growing in your medium unintentionally, your medium is too wet.

 

[green_machine_two9er]

what your medium? and it’s typically not a huge issue. If your in soil a fungal dominance is preferred anyway. If it were me I would topsreess with castings right away. Maybe hit with some recharge or other beneficial/fungal product. Or a nice compost tea.

I think if you have mushrooms growing in your medium unintentionally, your medium is too wet.

Not exactly. Too wet causes things like root rot and bacteria related problems.

 

[BlandMeow]

what your medium? and it’s typically not a huge issue. If your in soil a fungal dominance is preferred anyway. If it were me I would topsreess with castings right away. Maybe hit with some recharge or other beneficial/fungal product. Or a nice compost tea.

Not exactly. Too wet causes things like root rot and bacteria related problems.

That's why I said unintentionally. The op clearly didn't mean for it otherwise wouldn't be posting here asking if it's good or bad.

 

[calvin.m16]

Idk how the mushroom would disappear but that happens with soils sometimes they come with surprises.

 

[green_machine_two9er]

Mushrooms are just the apple. It was consumed by its own consumption.

 

[Felixthecat72]

ok, thanks guys my midium si not over waterd but i do use alot of baterial( root juice etc) for my roots and i added this prior to the mushroom, the plants are 2 week of veg. Did anyone else seen this mushroom appearance? I know it not a bad think.

 

[Felixthecat72]

my medium is use - compost, peatmoos , perlite, vermetic, and clay balls on the bottom before i add the soil.

 

[JK-DOOR 420]

Ive had them too...never been a prob. Prob high humidity.

 

[calvin.m16]

You should eat them next time and see if they get you high. Just kidding.

 

[LoveBudz420]

If it were me I would topdress with castings right away. Maybe hit with some recharge or other beneficial/fungal product. Or a nice compost tea.

Why? Do the castings feed the mushroom?

 

[green_machine_two9er]

Why? Do the castings feed the mushroom?

No more like it promotes beneficial microbes. Just to make sure things are swaying one way or the other. Always a good practice to add castings top dress with or without mushrooms lol

 

[Jjgrow420]

Yes.... Well no. But kinda ya? It feeds the mycelium which then pins and fruits (mushroom) We use worm castings in fruiting 'bedding' mixes to help have better and more flushes than without. It's a staple of most fruiting mixes for dung lovers

 

[Cynister]

I've never seen one growing inside a tent, but I have seen one of those growing in the soil inside a new bag when it was opened.