In a few of my buckets I have some mushrooms growing on top of the soil with my 1.5 ft tall plants. has anyone experienced this? and wat does it mean?
If you have mushrooms growing out of your soil, to me that means you have an active soil life with the right conditions to grow spores. I've had it happen with my plants during extra humid/rainy times. An active fungal colony is a good thing though, and usually accompanies an active micro colony. If you water less the mushrooms should go away. Over watering of course puts you at risk for root rot and mold. But the mushrooms themselves are nothing to worry about. Just a sign to back off the watering for a couple days like ninja mentioned.
It has been proven that mycelium gives nutrition to plant life. So in any case the fungus will be beneficial to your MJ.
I had the same problem in my 3 gallon pots I just let them dry out a bit and the spores died off. Sent from my SCH-R530U using Grasscity Forum mobile app