Are these eggs of some sort? It’s on the bottom of a succulent like plant that I water only when the soil is dry. it gets direct sun all day
by palgal1234
Are these eggs of some sort? It’s on the bottom of a succulent like plant that I water only when the soil is dry. it gets direct sun all day
by palgal1234
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[mushrooms](https://planethouseplant.com/why-are-there-mushrooms-growing-on-my-house-plant/) – mushrooms in houseplant soil are harmless to your plant. Because of their life cycle, they may seem to appear overnight. They appear because the conditions were right – usually warm, dark, humid, and moist soil. [More [photos here](https://www.lovethatleaf.co.nz/blogs/plant-care-guides/white-fuzzy-balls-eggs-mould-indoor-plants-soil)
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It’s a harmless fungus. Succulents don’t need to be watered on a schedule or when the soil is dry. The leaves will start to shrivel up when it’s thirsty. Then, soak the soil (bottom watering is awesome for potted succs), and leave it alone.
This one will do better outdoors in full sun but indoor succulents only need to be watered once every couple months.
They also do well in gritty, well draining soil
Direct sun = outdoors/unobstructed.
Light filtered through a window = indirect light