Mushrooms

If you notice a fine white fuzz, don’t worry. Once mushrooms are removed from their cool environment they grow in, they release their spores which… Read More »Can You Cut Off Moldy Part Of Mushroom?

If there is excess moisture in the soil either caused by over-irrigation or poor drainage, especially with areas covered in shade, mushrooms will be able… Read More »Why Do I Keep Growing Mushrooms?

Sometimes when the conditions, temperature and humidity are favorable, the mushrooms release their spores, which rapidly grow into white fuzz called mycelium. Despite appearance, they… Read More »Do Mushrooms Grow White Mold?

Q: Does one moldy mushroom ruin the rest? A: If you see one moldy mushroom in a container, you should take it out right away… Read More »Does One Moldy Mushroom Ruin The Rest?

Mushrooms are caused by tiny airborne spores. They won’t harm your plant, but are toxic if eaten by humans/animals. The best way to get rid… Read More »What Do You Do With Mushrooms In Soil?

Mushrooms can grow so quickly that they often pop out of the ground overnight and seem to appear out of nowhere. How does fungi grow… Read More »Can A Mushroom Grow Out Of Nowhere?

Champignouf allows you to identify automatically the species of a mushroom from a picture. Take a photo or upload directly from your gallery, and get… Read More »Can I Take A Picture Of A Mushroom And Have It Identified?

The main difference between mold and fungus is that mold is a multicellular, filamentous fungi whereas fungus is a unicellular or multicellular organism with a… Read More »What Is The Difference Between A Mushroom And A Mold?

Surface molds grow in just about any damp location, such as the grout lines of a ceramic tiled shower. They’re easy to scrub away with… Read More »Can Mold Be Scrubbed Off?

Mycelium is bright white whereas cobweb mould is more grey. Can mycelium look like cobweb mold? Cobweb mold can be difficult to spot because it… Read More »How Can You Tell The Difference Between Mycelium And Mold?