I enjoy having a range of houseplants in my home, and especially when the weather turns, I get to enjoy greenery without having to step outside. And apart from bringing me joy and adding a natural aesthetic to my home, they have many other benefits, including easing stress and boosting your mood, making your house smell nicer.

However, I’ve recently spotted a white fuzzy substance on top of my houseplant soil, and apart from looking unattractive, I wanted to find out if I was making a mistake with my plant care. So, I turned to Leena Pettigrew at Plantasmic to ask what causes the white substance and how to bring my houseplants back to full health.

What is the white fuzzy substance on my houseplant soil?

“White soil on houseplants often indicates mold or a type of fungus,” explains Petti

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