Despite using Consan 20, repotting, and careful watering in a low-humidity home, white mold keeps returning on houseplant soil surfaces.
Consan sterilizes but doesn’t prevent recolonization. Spores are everywhere—on pots, saucers, tools, windowsills. Complete eradication is unrealistic; aim for control.
Most surface molds are saprophytic (decompose organic matter) and not harmful to plants.
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