Those colorful, foamy, or crusty blobs appearing after rain are slime molds—primitive organisms that digest decaying organic matter. They don’t harm plants. Blast them with a hose or ignore them; they’ll vanish when the mulch dries.
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Controlling Slime Mold on Seedlings Grown Under Lights
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