Posted by Mike(NEOhio) on August 13, 2019 at 13:20:15 from (71.29.170.207):
Garage where I park a couple of tractors (to keep it on subject). Dirt/gravel slope that I spray with glyphosphate occasionally for the weeds. This stuff started with small spots three or four years ago and there's more each year. It's a light brown to brownish-green, slimy looking like wilted lettuce. Seems to thrive in wet times but after a dry week with sun it turns black and crispy. A little rain and it plumps right back up.
Today I got up the nerve to pick some up. It's not slimy at all and feels like soft rubber, no smell either.I'm thinking it's some kind of fungus as the glyphosphate has no effect.
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Today I got up the nerve to pick some up. It's not slimy at all and feels like soft rubber, no smell either.I'm thinking it's some kind of fungus as the glyphosphate has no effect.