Not sure as to the mushroom identity, but when I've seen this happening with potted plants, it's usually due to the soil being too damp and needing to dry out more between waterings. The consensus on the houseplant side is that the fungus itself isn't bad, and neither is the mushroom itself really, but that seeing shrooms isn't common and probably triggered by wetness
I think it’s nothing particularly weird, I’ve always assumed that there are spores in the soil and it happens when it gets a bit too much water, no? I don’t think they need to worry :)
Not sure as to the mushroom identity, but when I've seen this happening with potted plants, it's usually due to the soil being too damp and needing to dry out more between waterings. The consensus on the houseplant side is that the fungus itself isn't bad, and neither is the mushroom itself really, but that seeing shrooms isn't common and probably triggered by wetness
It is Leucocoprinus birnbaumii just not very yellow
Yep. Don't eat it and don't let your pets near it.
Really common in greenhouses due to their hot and humid climate (like tropical conditions).
There are nicer ways of saying this but I agree that this is not Leucocoprinus birnbaumii, but some sort of Conocybe.
I'm pretty sure those are mushrooms
tbh i'd be pretty concerned if mushrooms started growing in any of my house plants pots
I think it’s nothing particularly weird, I’ve always assumed that there are spores in the soil and it happens when it gets a bit too much water, no? I don’t think they need to worry :)
Maybe psathyrella longipes? I'm no expert, used an online AI tool, https://champignouf.com/ it had the closest results.
I couldn't upload a picture to the comment, https://mykoweb.com/CAF/photos/large/Psathyrella_longipes_fs-03.jpg