Actually pouring a mixture of vinegar water then sprinkle the baking soda. One of the reasons they're spreading like that is the spores are airborn and/or you have bacteria in something your spraying in your garden or your mulch or soils. If you don't carefully remove them by their roots they'll keep coming back.
@@beecee660 don't be so dismissive, your pets aren't thick and there aren't many mushrooms that will kill you especially common milk cap which is probably this type. You don't trip balls on them either. But plant and mushrooms, fungi have exchanged nutrients and lived together for years helping each other to thrive. That is how a forest is so healthy, no digging, spraying or anything like that. Don't be a moron go the way of nature instead of choosing a battle you'll eventually lose
@@beecee660 the mushroom mycelium and plant roots have a symbiotic relationship. If you got mushrooms in your garden, your soil and plants are extremely healthy. However, with that being said, I remove any mushroom I find so my dog doesn’t get into them and get sick or worse… just like you stated. If you have no pets then it’s fine. But really you both are correct.
I never would have thought to use baking soda!!!! It makes sense though because Sodium Bicarbonate, which is what baking soda is, changes the pH of the soil where the mushrooms are growing and kills them.
Mine is growing near a old stump of a tree I had removed..the stumps do closest my shop they couldn't get the stump grinder to grind what is at foundation of my shop.. I have big clusters of mushrooms and I hate them! They are so ugly and I don't want them in my yard..
Thanks for the info! Everything I've read said to dilute it with water but I poured took your idea and poured it directly from the box on all the mushrooms in my yard. I have thousands of the little ones!!! Hopefully they'll die in a couple days. Thanks, great video.
First of all, those mushrooms are good for compost. it makes your soil better giving a lot of nutrients to your soil as it gradually degrades. You don't need baking soda just to kill them. I would understand if they are growing inside the house like in your bathroom but OMG they are just literally growing outside of the house, in your yard or garden. they won't harm your plants and probably won't hurt you either. The vast majority of fungi are beneficial to your soil such as those mushrooms growing in your garden. They are decomposers that break down dead and decaying organic matter such a stumps, old roots, or leaves, etc. Also, most mushrooms do not damage lawns or gardens.
You have healthy soil, thats a fact. You either live in a much more humid environment than I do and get some rain as well. In order for me to grow mushrooms in my garden, I have to over water. I felt like going back and explaining instead of just saying “your over watering”. I sounded a lil douchey. Anyway, have a great day 🤙🤘🙏
Actually pouring a mixture of vinegar water then sprinkle the baking soda. One of the reasons they're spreading like that is the spores are airborn and/or you have bacteria in something your spraying in your garden or your mulch or soils. If you don't carefully remove them by their roots they'll keep coming back.
They should come back. Every fungi or mushroom lives with the plants, exchanging nutrients. Helping each other. Look at the health benefits
@@davelewis296 Health benefits...Yeah. Maybe only good for tripping balls and getting your pets sick.
@@beecee660 don't be so dismissive, your pets aren't thick and there aren't many mushrooms that will kill you especially common milk cap which is probably this type. You don't trip balls on them either. But plant and mushrooms, fungi have exchanged nutrients and lived together for years helping each other to thrive. That is how a forest is so healthy, no digging, spraying or anything like that. Don't be a moron go the way of nature instead of choosing a battle you'll eventually lose
@@beecee660 the mushroom mycelium and plant roots have a symbiotic relationship. If you got mushrooms in your garden, your soil and plants are extremely healthy. However, with that being said, I remove any mushroom I find so my dog doesn’t get into them and get sick or worse… just like you stated. If you have no pets then it’s fine. But really you both are correct.
Thats a sign of Good soil.
I never would have thought to use baking soda!!!! It makes sense though because Sodium Bicarbonate, which is what baking soda is, changes the pH of the soil where the mushrooms are growing and kills them.
The baking soda didn’t turn them black. They get black on their own & die after they sprout. Mine are gone by the end of the day.
This is a great idea for these mushrooms. I have a few in my yard, going to give this a try and see. Good stuff Sis!
Thanks for video
I’m having them grow on my artificial grass
thanks. i heard cinnamon helps to keeps the fungus from returning so i used it on a store bought basil plant.
Mine is growing near a old stump of a tree I had removed..the stumps do closest my shop they couldn't get the stump grinder to grind what is at foundation of my shop.. I have big clusters of mushrooms and I hate them! They are so ugly and I don't want them in my yard..
the mushrooms are getting rid of the stump for you😂
Thanks for the info! Everything I've read said to dilute it with water but I poured took your idea and poured it directly from the box on all the mushrooms in my yard. I have thousands of the little ones!!! Hopefully they'll die in a couple days. Thanks, great video.
Thank you for watching and commenting! I sure hope it turns out well
I was told to use lime to change the PH
Will baking soda kill grass if mushrooms are on the grass 🙏🇨🇦✌️
I’m not sure. You can test it out on a small area of the yard.
First of all, those mushrooms are good for compost. it makes your soil better giving a lot of nutrients to your soil as it gradually degrades. You don't need baking soda just to kill them. I would understand if they are growing inside the house like in your bathroom but OMG they are just literally growing outside of the house, in your yard or garden. they won't harm your plants and probably won't hurt you either.
The vast majority of fungi are beneficial to your soil such as those mushrooms growing in your garden. They are decomposers that break down dead and decaying organic matter such a stumps, old roots, or leaves, etc. Also, most mushrooms do not damage lawns or gardens.
That may be, but I didn’t want them there. 😀
Mushrooms creep me out.
They’re potentially dangerous for pets!
And they're not aesthetically pleasing to look at or have in your garden or lawn
You must realise there are many humanoids with very few brain cells...
Do you pull it after they turn black?
Hello! I suppose you can, but I didn’t. They sort of fade into the mulch.
I like your walk way.
Unfortunately the baking soda is very harmful to dogs. So we can't do this.
Thanks
Well, I guess you don't have to put any more where it fell. 😅 thanks for the tip
😂
Cool
Your over watering.
You have healthy soil, thats a fact. You either live in a much more humid environment than I do and get some rain as well. In order for me to grow mushrooms in my garden, I have to over water. I felt like going back and explaining instead of just saying “your over watering”. I sounded a lil douchey. Anyway, have a great day 🤙🤘🙏