Yellow balls in soil. June 2017 in problem solving. Examine your garden soil closely and you may be surprised at what you find. When squeezed they popped and had liquid inside. Yellow insect eggs in a houseplant s soil.
First of all hi to everyone. I found them in the majority of potting mix commercially available. Nothing in the soil in this country has orange or yellow eggs slug eggs are greyish white so the most likely explanation is indeed spent fertilizer pellets. Yellow balls in soil. The yellow sometimes orange balls you have discovered in the soil or growing medium around your plants are likely to be slow release controlled release fertilizer.
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I know they weren t there the night before because i was very carefully layering the soil over the seeds and misting it to ensure good germination. Other soil additives such as vermiculite which is in most potting soil start out slightly yellow but if it is rubbed or rolled in a certain way it can be formed into what might look like yellow balls. I see a lot of little orange balls some kind of hard material varying in diameter somewhere between 3 8 and 5 8 maybe even 3 4 on some of them. One is of one of them in the hand to. I know they weren t there the night before because i was very carefully layering the soil over the seeds and misting it to ensure good germination.
One is of one of them in the hand to. Aside from its basic components sand silt and clay you may also see various forms of life. First of all hi to everyone. Since perlite is normally little white balls about 1 8 inch in diameter old ones that have turned yellow will look like yellow balls. Yellow balls in soil.
