This morning it had grown back on the bell pepper plant so I recleaned it. So I scooped it off the soil and cleaned both plants with a towel. But then the next day (yesterday) evening, I went back out, and found more growing in a different container on one of my bell pepper plants (just one stalk - even though there was another stalk right next to it that was untouched) and one of my edamame plants. It wasn't anywhere near or on the other plants in the container and hasn't come back on that plant.
I removed it and cut the plant back to about an inch about the soil. 2 days ago I went outside and found this On my cantaloupe plant. Omg! I am so glad I found this thread! I live in middle Tennessee and have a container garden in my back yard. Then I learned that they move and have animal like intelligence despite lacking a nervous system so I decided to dig it out of the trash, give it a bowl to live in, and make a pet out of it.ĭoesn't look that pretty right now, but I plan to document how it develops. It apparently crawled in through the tiny hole when a tree hit the house more than 2 years ago and I only found the leak today which should emphasize just how much of a benefit it was to have around. After I did my research though and learned that it eats mold and bacteria and is not really a mold itself I realized that it actually protected my house from mold and was part of the reason why some of the water damage was minimized. I thought it was mold at first so pulled it all out and threw it away. I had to have it sealed on the outside and on the inside in the attic was this very large yellow sponge like structure.
While having my master bedroom refinished a very slow roof leak was discovered.
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