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Hi,
I have recently propagated a cutting from my indoor monstera deliciosa and have been acclimatising it to outside to be one day planted in the ground.
It's in a plastic pot which I don't normally like, but due to its temporary nature I saved on using a terracotta. I find plastic retains too much moisture, potentially leading me to why I am writing this.
This morning I have had the fruiting bodies of two fungi pop throughout the soil (pictured). I'm not sure if this is an ok or a bad thing? Are they part of an important network of mycorrhizae, or shall I just pull them up?
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
I'm in east Los Angeles, experienced one day of heavy rain recently.
I have recently propagated a cutting from my indoor monstera deliciosa and have been acclimatising it to outside to be one day planted in the ground.
It's in a plastic pot which I don't normally like, but due to its temporary nature I saved on using a terracotta. I find plastic retains too much moisture, potentially leading me to why I am writing this.
This morning I have had the fruiting bodies of two fungi pop throughout the soil (pictured). I'm not sure if this is an ok or a bad thing? Are they part of an important network of mycorrhizae, or shall I just pull them up?
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
I'm in east Los Angeles, experienced one day of heavy rain recently.