Mushrooms appearing 4 weeks after repotting a dwarf Meyer lemon are natural decomposers recycling organic matter in the potting mix. They harm neither the tree nor people/pets unless eaten in large quantities.
Remove if unsightly; they'll dry and disappear. Spores may dust the area—harmless. Keep pets away as precaution. No treatment required.
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