In the home garden mushrooms appear again and again. However, they are often not very popular with amateur gardeners. Especially not on the lawn. Mushrooms can grow in the garden virtually overnight. Often they are so-called Schwindlinge, which – depending on the perspective – provide surprise or frustration. The clove swindler, for example, is considered …
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A yellow slime fungus is not a lawn disease, because the fungus can appear anywhere, but it is still unpleasant by smell and consistency. With sustainable lawn care, the fungus disappears in a short time. yellow slime molds are non-toxic and not dangerous for the lawn the cause is a warm and humid climate and …
The lawn is an ecosystem that includes fungi. Isolated fungi is usually not a problem, if the green is weakened can appear, among other things, black fungi in large quantities. Black mushrooms can be poisonous Witch rings require quick action, otherwise the turf will be permanently damaged Reduction of nutrients in the soil reduces black …
If you discover brown fungi on your lawn, you don’t necessarily have to do anything about it. This is because many fungi provide good soil quality with their decomposition products. Sometimes, however, the fungi are poisonous, so it is important to pick them off and take a few measures to prevent a new infestation. Usually, …
Mushrooms in the flower pot show up as a white coating or even as a real mushroom with a cap. Contrary to common belief, the formation of fungus in the pot, however, has less to do with too much moisture. When it occurs, the question arises whether the fungus in the pot could be harmful …
Fungi on the lawn? One-sided fertilization, potassium and iron deficiency, unfavorable pH and high watering promote fungal growth during warm summer and autumn months. If the mushrooms grow in a circular pattern, they may be so-called fairy rings. What are fairy rings? The mushroom grows radially and penetrates the soil in a semicircle or circle. …
What we know as “mushrooms” are actually just the small fruiting bodies of these amazing creatures. Without them, forests would not exist in the form we know. Every child knows mushrooms. They are the little plants with a stem and an umbrella on top that you often see in the forest. Toadstools, for example. Right? …
Chanterelles are one of the most popular edible mushrooms. You can buy them in the mushroom season at markets or collect them yourself in the forest. With our tips you will know where to find chanterelles. To the point Collecting time for chanterelles between June and November found in deciduous and coniferous forests mass occurrence …
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Boletus is a particularly valued edible mushroom. Not without reason every year mushroom pickers go hunting and with a few tips you too will come back with rich booty. We tell you where to find porcini mushrooms. To the point Porcini mushrooms enter into symbiosis with various tree species Summer porcini mushrooms grow from May …
Fungi in the lawn Fungus in the lawn is one of the biggest nightmares for garden owners and lawn enthusiasts. The unwanted roommates in the lawn often come overnight and literally shoot out of the ground overnight. Fungi in the lawn can be black, white or brown, they can appear singly, in groups or even …
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