Elahe Rabiei

I believe growing mushrooms in houseplants is good luck. They not only bring a lot of benefits for your indoor plants but also there are beliefs about how seeing mushrooms can bring good things to your day. However, there are concerns about them too. If you have spotted a mushroom in your houseplant and are searching for "Are mushrooms in your houseplant good luck?" join me here to give you an overview. In this article, I will tell you about: Mushroom Superstitions. The common mushrooms growing in your houseplant. Are mushrooms in houseplants good luck? Are mushrooms in your houseplant…

Have you spotted the new strange guests in the soil of your houseplant?  Based on my experiences most yellow mushrooms growing in houseplant are Leucocoprinus birnbaumii and are toxic and cause unpleasant stomach upsets. You can get rid of them by repotting your house plant and changing their optimal growing conditions. Why are these yellow mushrooms growing in your houseplants’ soil?  Are these yellow mushrooms harmful to my Indoor plant?  How can I get rid of them? I have PhD in Plant protection science and want to answer the above questions. I will help you to identify and get rid…

If you spot a bubbly, slimy unsightly blotch in the soil of your indoor or outdoor plant and are concerned about “What is it? Is it dangerous?  I tell you it is Fuligo Septica a yellow mold in houseplant soil. Except for using chemical fungicides, you can get rid of them by removing mold from the soil or repotting your potted plant. However, some points you must consider with this issue. Walk with me in this post to answer all your questions about the yellow mold in your houseplant soil and how to get rid of it. I’m a plant…

Various types of mushrooms can thrive in your potted plant soil from white to brown or even black mushrooms. Leucocoprinus birnbaumii is the most common white mushroom growing in houseplant. This mushroom is not edible, so if eaten by kids or pets, it causes stomach problems. Hence, you should get rid of white mushrooms growing in potted plants. Join me in this post to tell you everything you must know about them. After reading the present article you can answer the following questions: What is white mushroom in the soil of my houseplants? How to identify them? Is white mushroom…

Various mushrooms can grow in your houseplant in shapes and colors from brown, yellow, white, grey, black, or even green hues. The yellow and white mushrooms often belong to the species Leucopcoprinus birnbaumii. Other types may contain different species, for example, the brown mushroom growing in houseplants may belong to the Coprinus or Conocybe genera. So, keep reading to tell you more details about indoor mushrooms in potted plants. After reading this article, you can answer the following questions: What is the mushroom growing in my houseplant soil? Why are mushrooms growing in my houseplant soil? Is it bad if mushrooms…

If you have been shocked by seeing indoor brown mushrooms in your houseplant, they most likely are Coprinellus micaceus, Coprinopsis atramentaria, or Conocybe sp. Various types of mushrooms are common in house plants including yellow mushrooms, gray mushrooms and also brown mushrooms. Most people after seeing them say  "Why?", "How?",  "Is it dangerous?",  Join me in this article to tell you about: Identification of brown mushrooms growing in the soil of your houseplants. Can they hit your houseplant or you? Why are they growing in the soil of your houseplants? How to get rid of them? How to prevent them? I know…

If you have spotted a grey mushroom in your houseplant or garden and are searching, who are they? Grooved bonnet (Mycena polygramma), Grey Knight (Tricholoma terreum), and Grey Oyster (Pleurotus ostreatus) are three grey mushrooms that may appear in your houseplant pot. Are they harmful to my indoor plant? Are they toxic or eatable mushrooms? Join me in this article to tell you everything you should know about grey mushrooms in houseplants. House gardeners usually report the growth of yellow, white, brown, or grey mushrooms in the houseplants, they want to know: Who are these mushrooms? How they can come in…