A 7-foot Dracaena in a 17-inch pot summered outdoors in shade, developed brown mushrooms in soil. Now indoors, yellow finger-like fungal projections appear with mildew odor. Watered every 4–5 days in a foyer with indirect light.
Outdoor exposure introduced fungal spores. The growths are harmless unless you have mold allergies.
Expert advice from Will Creed, Interior Landscaper, Horticultural Help, NYC.
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