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Q. There is a prevalence of cotton-like stuff on my plants. It resembles cobwebs, but a little more sticky and denser. Is this fungus? Can you suggest any spray, medicine or any other remedy for it?

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Article continues below However, there is also an even more natural option then even using the cotton balls, and that's to have certain plants which also put the rodents off. “Mint, onions and ...