Surface mold (fungus) appears when spores in the potting mix encounter favorable conditions: moisture, low light, organic matter. It's generally harmless to the plant but unsightly.
Commercial soil drenches (fungicides) exist but are rarely needed. Addressing moisture and light usually resolves it.
Check your watering habits—overwatering is the root cause.
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