Grower found mushrooms in 'Judith Hindle' pot. Asked if severe and how to treat.
Fruiting bodies of saprophytic fungi breaking down organic matter. Not parasitic on live tissue.
Yellow, white, grey, or greenish-black fibrous patches or puffy "popcorn" masses on soil or plant base. These attack dead tissue and spread to living. Treat immediately with sulfur/neem.
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