Most gardeners notice the dog vomit type when it starts to spread across the lawn. This is most common slime mold, Fuligo septica, and will often spread across the lawn looking like a trail of ...

I'm not sure if it is hurting the grass, but I don't want a lot of damage to occur before I find out what is going on. What is this and how should I handle it? Answer: This is a slime mold ...

I spoke to someone recently who had a powdery gray/black substance growing on their grass. It was nothing to worry about, just a fungal infection called slime mold. This fungus appears growing on ...

Slime mold often shows up after a rainstorm and is most common in humid regions, Taylor Green, a professional landscaper and cofounder of Artificial Grass Solutions, explains. The biggest threat ...

During this phase, the slime mold grows up onto the blades of grass and produce spores there (this does not damage the grass). The growth starts out gray, but as the black spores mature the area ...

When the fungus tries to reproduce, it sends spores up the leaf blade of the grass where it is higher up in the air, so the wind will catch a spore more easily. This fungus is called slime mold.

The slime mold can be left alone ... If you have a gardening or lawn care question, email Don Kinzler, NDSU Extension-Cass County, at [email protected]. Questions with broad appeal may ...

Recently, one such wonder, a colorful slime mold, was observed in the mulch of ... It can travel on the surface of mulch, climb on blades of grass, plants and other structures like tree trunks ...

They’re slime molds, a hodgepodge of different species across multiple groups, some only distantly related. And despite their name, these blobby creatures are not related to mold but are among ...

Pity the poor slime mold. As if that name itself wasn’t bad enough ... even the researchers who study them have to admit that many slime molds aren’t going to win you any lawn-and-garden contests if ...