Looking after a monstera can be daunting, and if you have a fungus gnat infestation, it can be really scary. Here's how I got rid of them and saved my monstera.

Red coral fungus, ‘Ramaria araiospora.’ When it comes to the natural world, fungi are (truly) in a kingdom all their own.

Is it a fungus and will it harm my plants?A. The odd looking organism you have discovered is a plasmodium and not a fungus. It lives on decaying organic matter, such as mulch.

After about two weeks, I noticed a very freaky bright yellow mold/mushroom growing in the soil (see picture). Knowing that it was probably vampirish, I left it out on the deck, which gets direct ...

Fuligo septica is a bright yellow, kind of fluffy or spongy-looking mold, also known as dog vomit slime mold or scrambled egg slime mold. It only looks bright yellow (like the image) when it's ...

Slime mold and stinkhorn: What to do about that gooey, smelly stuff on your lawn, garden. ... The slime molds found in the landscape are usually bright yellow, red or orange.

As I researched the yellow stuff, I found out there’s a relatively common bright yellow slime mold called dog vomit fungus. It feeds on bacteria in decaying plant material and usually appears ...

A fungus called the weeping polypore (Pseudoinonotus dryadeus), which forms underneath oak trees here in the eastern U.S., produces yellow to brown droplets atop the cap.

Research suggests P. polycephalum, a yellow slime mold, remembers where it ate by reorienting its tendrils toward the food source. That new structure remains in place long after its finished its meal.

Walking in the woods of early August is a walk in shade. Often the temperature beneath the arboreal canopy is several degrees below that in the prevailing summer sunlight.