Joined: Fri Nov 14, 2008 5:10 pm Posts: 20 Location: Charlotte,NORTH CAROLINA
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I have recently discovered white mold on the soil at the base of many of my shrubs--david viburnum, camellia, azalea, and indian hawthorne. These plants are on the north side of my home and get a lot of shade. I recently began using Organicide to prevent insect festations. The Organicide has 5% sesame oil as active ingredient and 92% edible fish oil and 3% licithen as the inactive ingredients. I don't know if this has anything to do w/ the mold. I use cedar and pine needles for mulch. I water deeply about once a week. Is mold okay or should I try to get rid of it. If so how do I get rid of it.
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