Move Houseplants in, Chipmunks Out

Move Houseplants in, Chipmunks Out
In the fall, chipmunks and other urban wildlife spread out to find new suitable territories. Amy Lutz/Shutterstock
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Question: Fall is coming, and I need to move my houseplants back indoors. I noticed that some have a fungal type of growth on the soil surface. Is this condition harmful?
Answer: There are several types of fungi and algae that can grow on the soil surface in potted plants. I even found some rare liverworts growing on some nursery plants one time.
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