What to do when small poisonous mushrooms grow wildly in a pothos pot?

Little devil's umbrella

When growing pothos indoors, many small mushrooms appear at the roots. Part the pothos leaves and the pot is densely packed with mushroom caps. It is unknown whether they will affect the growth of the pothos.

The answer is, of course, yes.

This small mushroom is commonly known as little devil's umbrella and is a relatively common poisonous fungus. The reason these small mushrooms grow in the pothos pot is that its base soil contains cottonseed hulls, rice hulls and other humus that has not been fully fermented. In a dark, damp and high-temperature environment, this kind of soil is especially prone to repeatedly growing this kind of small mushroom. Apart from being unsightly, their impact on the growth of the pothos is very limited. If you want to eradicate them, you only need to ask a professional to help replace the soil.