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Old 04-07-2003, 06:56 PM
mmarteen
 
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Default yellow fungus and how to kill it?

My houseplants (amaryllis and various other tropicals) have all acquired a
yellow fungus (looks sort as if I sprinkled sulfer powder) on the the soil
around them. It could not be killed by cinnamon, what I usually use to
treat mild fungal problems. I have not been overwatering them, rather the
opposite, I have been letting them dry out until they droop and then
watering them. Any ideas what this is and how to kill it without killing the
plants? I was just about to put them outside with my annuals but will pitch
them rather than loose the lot if I can't get rid of it.

mm


 
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