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My mother found some type of glowing green substance, what could it be?
So, yesterday night, my mom was gardening, and there's this one pot. It has dirt in it from before we moved in (5-6 years ago), and she started to dig it out. When she got around the bottom, she found these rocks, so she dug a bit further. THEN she found this glowing green stuff, it wasn't slimy, it felt like it was part of the rock. Remember, it was late at night. If it matters, we live in central Texas.
Any ideas on what it could be?
5 Answers
- csrobertsLv 51 decade agoFavorite Answer
There is a type of glowing fungus called "foxfire" which grows in the southern US, but I would think Texas is too dry for it. It's normally found in Virginia where it's pretty humid. And it grows in caves where the humidity would be preserved.
Google it.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Krypton
- MarlaneLv 51 decade ago
There are lots of bioluminescent fungi found under rotting leaves or tree bark. Check out these images.
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