Green fungus in pots

[AYK]

Dear all, I need your advice. All the pots I have grow fungus (green) on surface after each (tilling) goodi. Watering is normal, pesticide / herbicide are as per advice of local plant medicine dealer. I am concerned. please help. thanks

[Muhammad Arif Khan]

It is not Fungus, just forget it.

[talha.bin.ayub]

Moss


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[KBW]

Is it causing any harm? Let it stay and if you are tilling regularly, its ok.

[AYK]

Thank you all. Dear KBW, it is causing the leaves to turn yellowish / rusty but not dry. However, the tilling continues.

[M Farooq]

Dear all, I need your advice. All the pots I have grow fungus (green) on surface after each (tilling) goodi. Watering is normal, pesticide / herbicide are as per advice of local plant medicine dealer. I am concerned. please help. thanks

Fungus by definition cannot have chlorophyll, which is the green coloring matter in plants. The green layer consists of very small plants (mosses, algae etc.). As others have suggested there is no need to use any chemicals. Mosses usually form on surfaces which remain moist all the time. You can also change the top soil and replace it with fresh soil and top layer of khaad. It is little bit of work but if the green layer is annoying, then new top soil mixed with khaad is the best way to get rid of it.

[Muhammad Arif Khan]

See, it is of no importance so forget it.

[komel adil]

nothing to worry about

[talha.bin.ayub]

On the contrary moss when thick n velvety is coveted


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[AYK]

Thanks all. I have replaced the top soil over the weekend. Mixed with a small proportion khaad. Hope it works.
Also can someone advise on the use of water soluble fertiliser applied through spray pump. The supplier suggested it will make the plants green, healthy and improve growth.