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Spores are everywhere just waiting for the right place to grow, given the opportunity. Typically, damp environments are required but the amount of water varies depending on the fungi involved.
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@blue11fudge: Hi again – fun chatting today 🙂
Moulds are types of fungus. Their spores are in the air all around us (gross, huh?!) – they form a common part of everyday “dust”. When they land on a target that’s got the right nutrients and environment for them to grow (maybe a piece of bread or an old pear), they do – then we see them!
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@blue11fudge, not much I can add to this one.
Do you enjoy eating fungus? I love mushrooms, my favourite fungus, especially on pizza 😉
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