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Fungus taking over?
brando calrissian 4/3/2012, 6:31 pm
Hi all,
This is my first post to the forum and I've scoured it and Google
searching for what 2 types of fungus are beginning to grow rampant in my 4x8
cinder block SFG. This is me and my wife's first try at SFG, but I've had several
years of in ground gardening experience before and have never seen
anything like it here in Southeast Texas. If anyone can help by viewing
the pictures, please let me know! This forum has been a great resource
for us so far, we're so glad we've found it!
Thanks,
Brando
This is my first post to the forum and I've scoured it and Google
searching for what 2 types of fungus are beginning to grow rampant in my 4x8
cinder block SFG. This is me and my wife's first try at SFG, but I've had several
years of in ground gardening experience before and have never seen
anything like it here in Southeast Texas. If anyone can help by viewing
the pictures, please let me know! This forum has been a great resource
for us so far, we're so glad we've found it!
Thanks,
Brando
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Location : Beaumont, Texas
Re: Fungus taking over?
camprn 4/3/2012, 7:26 pm
That is pretty cool. I would suggest, if you have a university nearby that there may be someone on staff that could help you. The other suggestion is try your local county Agricultural Coop Extension Service.
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Re: Fungus taking over?
Furbalsmom 4/3/2012, 8:30 pm
Welcome Brando and glad to have you join us.
I agree with Camprn, contact your local extension service.
Look under your state university name, extension service on the internet. Most Extension Services have trained Master Gardeners who can identify fungi, plants and insects for you.
I agree with Camprn, contact your local extension service.
Look under your state university name, extension service on the internet. Most Extension Services have trained Master Gardeners who can identify fungi, plants and insects for you.
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Re: Fungus taking over?
brando calrissian 4/3/2012, 9:31 pm
Great idea., and thank you both for the suggestion. I do have an extension agency in my area that's not too far away. In the meantime, I hope this stuff is not lethal to my plants!
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Re: Fungus taking over?
FamilyGardening 4/4/2012, 3:42 am
can you post more pics but zoom out a bit....
to the forum!
hugs
rose
to the forum!hugs
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Re: Fungus taking over?
brando calrissian 4/4/2012, 6:50 pm
Thanks Rose! Yes, I will try to post one zoomed out a little sometime tomorrow.
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