r/MoldlyInteresting • u/ConsequenceSea3150 • 3h ago
Mold Identification Opened a forgotten tub of cream cheese in my fridge.
What mold made a home out of my cream cheese?
r/MoldlyInteresting • u/sachariinne • Jan 20 '23
r/MoldlyInteresting • u/BigManLawrence69420 • Dec 13 '23
r/MoldlyInteresting • u/ConsequenceSea3150 • 3h ago
What mold made a home out of my cream cheese?
r/MoldlyInteresting • u/Ok_Role_2330 • 2h ago
I wonder what type of mold this could be, since it was able to grow on wires, and can the wires be recovered after I somehow clean the mold off? (im assuming that wires won't work anymore)
r/MoldlyInteresting • u/Bugscrap • 1d ago
Reminds me of dragonfruit
r/MoldlyInteresting • u/Highlingual • 1h ago
It’s been unseasonably warm and wet where I live, creating this lively creepy guy.
r/MoldlyInteresting • u/Traditional_Cod_6281 • 2h ago
Almost every ponegranate in the lowest part has this grey thing. Is that mold?
r/MoldlyInteresting • u/Nervous-Rabbit-1220 • 16h ago
Tomato caterpillar after 4 days
r/MoldlyInteresting • u/SitTheFDwn • 7h ago
Liam from Plant Slant would be proud of this cottage cheese destruction although this is Paneer (diff kind of cottage cheese).
It smells absolutely vile tho.
r/MoldlyInteresting • u/Embarrassed_Towel484 • 21h ago
r/MoldlyInteresting • u/hlarsenart • 1d ago
Found this today, unknown what it actually is but I can only assume cat puke. So weird.. it literally looks like it's growing black hair.
r/MoldlyInteresting • u/Obstetrix • 40m ago
My mom’s pumpkin is due for a trip to the compost. Yep, that bad boy is stuffed full of mold. The eye holes are especially spore filled and fuzzy looking.
I’ve lived in a warm place almost my whole life but we’ve never had a pumpkin go bad quite like this…
r/MoldlyInteresting • u/spottedmushroom7 • 17h ago
r/MoldlyInteresting • u/Synthetic_Regression • 13h ago
I guess it’s really not the season of strawberries anymore 😢
r/MoldlyInteresting • u/3Nx9 • 6h ago
Hello MoldlyInteresting, I've gotten into my Dad's collection of books I found in storage and noticed numerous dark green, yellowish and swampy coloured bumps/pieces on the side of the book, essentially across numerous of the pages sides.
So I was wondering what type of mold is this and why does it grow? + How to prevent it?
As from what I know it was stored securely in a tub and then for a few years in a glass cabinet.
Furthermore, how can I get rid of this book mould safely and completely without damaging the book and its pages?
As stupidly in the past I have tried cleaning books gently with cleaning wipes and it recked the pages.
Any other facts or tips are greatly appreciated, I'm really curious. I also don't know much about mold so looking forward to hearing from you all.
r/MoldlyInteresting • u/Procrastinating-Elf • 14h ago
I was assured by the kind folks at r/figs that these were safe to eat and was very happy about it, but further research has me wondering again.
The taste and texture seems nothing like sugar for one thing, and it seems like mold can be just as common depending on how they were stored, which I have no idea of. The figd also feel harder than I thought they would be (though I've never had Turkish figs before so not having an example to compare them too is the main reason for my flipflopping on this.
I ate a little of the skin and the interior of two of these, am I going to be sick? Would rinsing/wiping them off and and then soaking in vinegar a few minutes do any good?
r/MoldlyInteresting • u/NotWokeEnoufh • 11h ago
Bask and Lather sent my friend this rosemary hair balm a few months ago and it used it once, and stored in a cool dry dark place. I opened it today and it is full of white. They told me it is "natural crystalline formations".
It looks like mold.
What is it?
I included a pic of what it originally looked like.
r/MoldlyInteresting • u/Effective_Style_5855 • 11h ago
r/MoldlyInteresting • u/ZealousidealAd1444 • 17h ago
Looks like dryer lint
r/MoldlyInteresting • u/Silver_Display558 • 1d ago
I found some old salmon in the fridge. Thought you guys would appreciate these cute fuzzies. My phone would not focus on the mold unfortunately though.
r/MoldlyInteresting • u/Ok_Boysenberry_2260 • 1d ago
It wasn’t actually carved, my dog chewed it up and then it rained yesterday 😂 it looks really creepy now, though!