This weird fungus has been traveling across my greenhouse bed. Here it is on newly planted few day old daikons. Previously it will loose its brilliant yellow color in a day or two, solidify into a cream colored mass that looks like a melted marshmallow and then turn darker brown. at that point I can break it up and the previous plants that it has covered seem to be no worse from it having been there.
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Our inability to change everything should not stop us from changing what we can.
Ooh - that looks like some kind of slime mold. They're amazing things. I studied them once in an OU degree I started. As I remember they are single-celled organisms that decide to club together and function as a a single, multi-cellular organism when it's time to reproduce.
From what I read, it's wet+carbon that does it. It pops up on my straw every now ad again. Looks gross, no harm. I pick it up and throw it in the compost.
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