Bright yellow mushrooms in multiple pots are likely Leucocoprinus birnbaumii—the classic "flowerpot parasol." Common in potting soil, they're saprophytes decomposing organic matter.
Remove mushrooms before they spore (spores travel everywhere). They won't harm plants but shouldn't be eaten—keep away from children/pets. The spores are likely already in your air.
These fungi thrive in moist, organic-rich soil. They indicate nothing wrong with plant care—just that conditions suit them. Persistence in removing fruiting bodies reduces spread.
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