I looked up revive, and it looks like it acts as a sort of fertilizer;
a wetting agent that releases nutrients that are already in the soil.
Since mushrooms like fertilizer, maybe it gave them more to grow on.
OTOH, mushrooms spend most of the life cycle as mycelium, growing to
the critical mass where it can support the fruiting bodies (mushrooms).
They do tend to spring up overnight. You could try the CS by itself
and see if that does anything, or you could try some copper sulfate
like Ode says- it is an antifungal.
On Sep 22, 2008, at 9:22 AM, craehow...@juno.com wrote:
Two days ago I sprayed my friends small section of lawn that was
filled with dozens of mushrooms.. they have tried everything to
eliminate this problem. I used my sprayer which had a small amount of
Revive Soil Treatment (less half gallon) and I added more then a half
gallon of Collodial Silver. The area was no more then a 4" X 4"
area. The mushrooms were just beginning to pop up... I soaked them.
The next day I walked by and they were 5 times the size... overnight!.
Was I incorrect thinking that the silver would kill them? Did I do it
wrong? Anyone have any suggestions?
thanks
connie
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