Compost Fungus

Compost fungus

Having some mold in your compost is a natural and healthy thing. In fact, mold in your compost is proof that the system is working as it's supposed to. In addition to the bacteria that break your food down, mold (a type of fungus) also does this critical work.

Can compost mold make you sick?

Listed below are some of the more common physical ailments that can result from unprotected contact with compost: Aspergillosis is a fungal infection of the lungs that is caused after the inhalation of a fungus commonly found in rotting plant matter.

How do you get rid of fungus in compost?

Removal. If you notice mold and fungus in mulch or compost before you have mixed it in with the garden soil, remove it from the garden and place it in a small pile. Soak the pile with water and allow it to sit for several days. The water will fuel a composting reaction which heats the pile and kills the mold and fungus

What is the white fuzzy stuff in my compost?

Microorganisms such as bacteria and fungi are part of a normal composting process and responsible for the decomposition of waste. You may notice white fluffy mould in the HOTBIN, this is nothing to be concerned about and is actually an indicator that actinomycetes (a fungus-like bacterium) are present in your HOTBIN.

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