Pink Oyster

Pleurotus djamor

Fast Growing Culinary Vibrant Tropical

May lower cholesterol

Contains Antioxidants

Supports immune function

Good source of protein and fiber

About Pink Oyster

Pink Oyster mushrooms have a distinctively savory, slightly woody flavor with subtle seafood notes. When young, they're tender with a delicate texture, becoming more firm and chewy as they mature. Their vibrant pink color fades when cooked, but their rich umami flavor intensifies, making them excellent for sautéing and stir-fries.

Flavor & Texture

Pink Oyster mushrooms are fast-growing tropical fungi known for their striking vibrant pink color and ruffled appearance. Native to subtropical regions, they thrive in warm conditions and are among the fastest-growing mushroom varieties. Their eye-catching appearance makes them popular for culinary presentations, while their robust flavor stands up well to various cooking methods. Our Pink Oysters are grown on sustainable hardwood substrates.

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Overview

High

Protein

Rich

B Vitamins

Low

Calories

Antioxidant

Fights inflamation

Culinary Uses

Excellent sautéed with garlic and salt

Fry crispy and use as a bacon alternative

Perfect with Risottos and Egg Dishes

Delicious in soups and broths

Growing

Growing Conditions

Thrives on hardwood substrates like oak or maple
Prefers temperatures between 75-85°F (24-29°C)
Requires high humidity (90-95%) for proper development
Needs indirect light and good air exchange

Harvesting

Pink Oysters are ready when their vibrant pink caps fan out and begin to flatten, but before the edges fade or curl. The color dulls rapidly after harvest, so timing is key for market appeal. Cut entire clusters at the base with a clean blade. Handle carefully — these mushrooms are delicate and best eaten fresh within 2 days for optimal flavor and texture.

Lifecycle

Pink Oysters grow fast — really fast. Once introduced to a suitable substrate, the mycelium races through colonization. Fruiting kicks off within days of exposure to fresh air and humidity. Clusters burst forth in vivid pink waves, maturing within a week. The entire cycle — from inoculation to harvest — typically takes 11–18 days.

Growth Timeline

Inoculation Day 0
Substrate is inoculated with spores
Colonization 4-8 days
Mycelium rapidly spreads through substrate
Pinning 9-11 days
First mushroom pins appear
Harvest 12-18 days
Clusters mature; ready for harvest