The appearance of poisonous mushrooms on the plot worries many summer residents.
Some gardeners turn to folk signs, while others try to figure things out with the help of science.
Thoughtful gardeners have everything growing in its place. And meticulous gardeners won't give weeds the slightest chance. However, toadstools may suddenly appear in the garden bed.
It turned out that this is an important signal for gardeners. This is a good sign that indicates that the garden has excellent, "fat" soil with a large supply of nutrients.
Mushrooms would not survive on infertile soil. Therefore, their appearance should not cause panic. Some gardeners get rid of such mushrooms, while others leave them.
In the first case, summer residents are concerned about safety. After all, poisonous mushrooms are dangerous if children play on the plot. Toadstools are left by those gardeners who want to further enrich the soil with nitrogen compounds and microelements.
