Fungal mycelium growing in circle, decomposing organic matter. Three types: dark green ring (nitrogen release), dead ring (hydrophobic soil), mushroom ring. All same fungus.
Mix 4 tsp baking soda + 1 tbsp horticultural oil (or cooking oil) per gallon water. Spray ring and 1 ft inside/outside until saturated. Repeat in 7–10 days if needed. Rarely requires third application.
Baking soda disrupts fungal cell walls. Oil improves coverage and penetration. Safe for grass, pets, microbes.
Chemical spray services kill beneficial fungi that compete with fairy ring fungus. They create dependency. Organic program builds competitive soil biology.
Dig out stump/roots if accessible. Otherwise, treat as above—fungus will finish decomposition eventually.
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