Honey fungus on tree stump

Question

Is honey fungus on a tree stump bad? Do I need to get the stump removed?

Theo · Answer

If you have honey fungus/armillara your stump has been dead for some time as it thrives in wood/stumps.it will spread to healthy plants/tree so remove asap.

Gelu · Answer

Yes very bad for tree stump very very bad    you need removed because afected arbore

Ashley · Answer

the honey fungus can spread to other plants so it is safer to remove the tree stump.

Chad · Answer

Honey fungus is one of the commonest root diseases of trees and shrubs in the world. It can kill an enormous range of plants and also causes decay in standing trees. It is rarely a major problem in woodland al though it sometimes kills large groups of conifers in young plantations. If it is close to other trees then I would recommend the stump removed

Bill · Answer

hi harry, can you share a picture so we can be sure its honey fungus ?

George · Answer

Yes, if you have access have the stump removed.  Honey fungus can be very aggressive and can spread easily to other susceptible species of which there are many.

Jamie · Answer

It’s not needed but you can do it having sap in it only means it’ll be more sticky but it may attract insects and you could get ant infestations near it

John · Answer

No not at all

Jackie · Answer

Yes get a stump grinder and do it yourself be careful ok

Paul · Answer

Honey fungus does indeed spread if not got gone , it will thrive on the stump itself

Honey fungus on tree stump

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