In many cases, mushrooms in container gardens aren’t a cause for concern. It could just mean that the soil is on the wetter side, could use more airflow, and/or rich in organic material. Personally, I’ve never had an issue with mushrooms but I just like to remove them so they don’t multiple and take up too much space in my grow bags or buckets. I will also monitor the soil and in some cases, trim lower leaves to increase airflow. In this case, the cover on the grow bag was likely increasing the moisture and reducing the airflow, resulting in mushroom growth at the bottom.
What do you do about mushrooms in your garden?
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๐๐ผ Just a girl, trying to grow as much food as I can with what I have right now.
About me
๐Located in the foggy city of San Francisco, California Zone 10
๐ฑ Gardening atop my apartment complexโs patch of concrete thatโs sandwiched in between two tall buildings
โ๏ธ 4 hours of direct sunlight in the โsunniestโ part of my garden but mostly shady and windy
๐ชฃ Growing exclusively in 2-10 gallon grow bags and buckets
๐ Everything is grown from seed using organic practices