06/02/2026
Don’t panic—it’s likely slime mold, a harmless fungus-like organism that commonly appears during warm, wet weather. Slime mold feeds on decaying organic matter in the soil and does not damage your grass, harm pets, or create any long-term lawn issues.
While it may look alarming, it’s simply a sign that Mother Nature is doing her thing. Most slime molds will disappear on their own as conditions dry out. If desired, they can be removed by lightly brushing the grass or rinsing with a hose.
At JLM Turf, we’re always keeping an eye on your lawn so you don’t have to. If you ever notice something unusual in your turf, feel free to reach out, we’re happy to help identify it!