How do you treat a fungi at the base of a large tree?

Question

DG. I have never seen anything like it before. Just layers of what looks like mushrooms. There are a few mushroom looking things in the grass area but when you lift them and split they are blue inside. Strange one.

Answer 1

You can buy fungicide at a garden store and spray the area every week. It won't kill the tree but it should get rid of the fungus.

Answer 2

I think you need a fungicide D. There are a few on the link but I'm no expert and my mum who would be better to answer this question will be asleep right now. I will phone her tomorrow if that will help but I suggest in the meantime you consult someone at your favourite garden centre.

Answer 3

There is some type of spray that you can use only on the base. I have a cherry tree,apple tree and crab apple tree. They had a type of fungi on the base.last year and i used the spray. It worked. But this year i did not get a chance to spray them. The leaves are falling off and there are marks on the leaves. So i would do treat them fast. But i'm sure you know that!

Answer 4

D,your a gardener as well.This time you have hit on my actual profession.However your questions are always so short,and for this one l need a better description.If it's tiny orange mushrooms then it;s honey fungus and very difficult to treat,as the EU has banned all the effective treatments.Otherwise it is friendly  mushrooms.You can kick them off,or if you don;t want the to return next year,than get a fork or spade and dig out the area and replace with soil from elsewhere.

What do you call a mushroom that enjoys parties and discos????A fun gi