Your Identification Please

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Rj41

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I've had these showing up in several of my indoor soil pots for about a week now. I've been researching them for a couple days but have been unsuccessful in identifying them.

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At first I thought they were mushrooms but now I'm not sure. There are some little flying insects that showed up at roughly the same time. (I hung a sticky flystrip and took care of 'em) I was wondering if these could be some kind of egg sacks or something from the insects?

Any input would be appreciated.
 
Slivers

Slivers

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Rj41 said:
I've had these showing up in several of my indoor soil pots for about a week now. I've been researching them for a couple days but have been unsuccessful in identifying them.

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At first I thought they were mushrooms but now I'm not sure. There are some little flying insects that showed up at roughly the same time. (I hung a sticky flystrip and took care of 'em) I was wondering if these could be some kind of egg sacks or something from the insects?

Any input would be appreciated.
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Wow that's really weird looking. That looks like mold. How's your humidity?
 
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tokinman

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wow, they look like shrooms to me.. maybe let the soil dry out more before watering/get a moisture meter to assist with when to water? since shrooms grow in the damp, that is all i can come up with..
 
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Rj41

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Nah, they're not over watered either, but thanks for the responses, I appreciate it.

Also, the 'Things' are not harming the plants - so far.
I've never seen these before which is why I'm trying to find out more info on 'em.
I'm not really sweating them very much, but I like to find out early if there's something that may be harmful to my garden.
Preventive maintenance, so to speak.
 
lordjin

lordjin

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Fungus gnats are attracted to fungus... which is what that is.

Pull 'em, unless you think they're pretty or something.
 
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