A gardener found a toadstool in their prayer plant, which had been in the same soil and pot nearly a year with no other growth. They wanted the variety and why it grew there.
Toad stool
The expert didn't know the mushroom species but explained how it got there: fungi reproduce by microscopic spores that travel through air like dust. The spore was either on the plant when purchased or came in through a door/window. The expert had this happen themselves.
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