Not spider mites for sure

[baggedd5087]

Deffinatly not spider mites i got this plant (Schefflera Arborcola) 5 days ago and this is what happened i let the cage dry between mistings i got the little dripper and that drips on my corn plant that doesnt have mold

 

[serenitystarlite]

that mold looks somewhat perverted, not to mention gross

 

[baggedd5087]

ya i think it was because that plant was above standing water but i fixed that this morning and made a drainage system my other plant right next to it has no mold at all

 

[nightcrawler]

I find that to be cool. I went out yesterday and collected some lichens. I would keep it and put it in something.

 

[baggedd5087]

ya im gonna put it in a humid tub and let it grow

 

[lucky]

thats some cool lookin fungus there.

 

[baggedd5087]

Idk why its so crazy i live in the dry desert where there is no mold/fungus around but in my room its like 60% humidity this is the first time ive seen this

 

[nightcrawler]

What is it growing on? You should try to identify it. I was trying a little earlier but i gave up to play NHL10.

 

[Syn]

ATTACK OF TEH FUNGI (teehee, it's a fun guy)

$5 for a video of you eating it.

 

[baggedd5087]

It was growing in my schefflera arborcola because i didnt have a good drainage system and it was above standing water but i fixed that this morning and it hasnt came back

 

[Syn]

I'm sure other people would have thrown in a couple dollars too.

But that does explain it.

R.I.P. Phallushrooms.

 

[baggedd5087]

I'm sure other people would have thrown in a couple dollars too.

But that does explain it.

R.I.P. Phallushrooms.

haha that doesnt sound like a good idea, i like living....not dying

 

[Doug7025]

I'm with Syn. 10 bucks for a vid of you eating the phallushrooms.lol

 

[SittinOnGold]

eat it i bet youll get right stoned

 

[frankie-gush]

Thats well funky Fungus, i'd paypal 5 notes over aswell, just to see u eat it

 

[luevelvet]

That's Leucocoprinus birnbaumii. I've seen these in my houseplants for years, especially in the spring when the relative humidity climbs during the day. It's not terribly toxic requiring quite a few to cause gastrointestinal issues.

I usually let them be and enjoy their beauty since they, like many fungal fruits, only last a day or two.

Luis

 

[Nosybe]

5 bucks added for the eating vid!