Two Rubber Plants bought 6 months ago. One sheds leaves with yellow mold on soil; the other in sunnier spot is fine. Moldy plant was near intake vent (draft). Owner moved it.
Fungus spores in soil; thrives in cool, dim, moist conditions. Harmless to plant. Scrape off persistently. If from added soil, don't reuse it.
Address pot size and light; mold will disappear with dryness.
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