Pink Oyster is a tropical oyster known for its vivid pink color and fast-fruiting nature. Produces fan-shaped clusters that can resemble bacon when cooked—umami-rich with a seafood-like taste
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Fruiting Method:
The Spawn block will begin forming pins (tiny mushrooms) that will push through the cut in the plastic and gradually widen it as they grow. Continue misting 2–3 times per day until the mushrooms are ready to harvest.
The purpose of misting isn’t to water the block — it already contains all the moisture it needs to grow. Instead, misting creates a humid environment around the cut and helps keep the developing mushrooms moist.
You may notice mushrooms starting to grow inside the bag in areas other than the cut. This is completely normal. Do not open the bag or make extra cuts where you see this growth, as doing so will interfere with the process and reduce your overall yield.
Fruiting Method:
The Spawn block will begin forming pins (tiny mushrooms) that will push through the cut in the plastic and gradually widen it as they grow. Continue misting 2–3 times per day until the mushrooms are ready to harvest.
The purpose of misting isn’t to water the block — it already contains all the moisture it needs to grow. Instead, misting creates a humid environment around the cut and helps keep the developing mushrooms moist.
You may notice mushrooms starting to grow inside the bag in areas other than the cut. This is completely normal. Do not open the bag or make extra cuts where you see this growth, as doing so will interfere with the process and reduce your overall yield.
Harvest:
Rapid fruiting—ready in 7–10 days post-pin. Harvest young to preserve vibrant color and flavor
Storage:
Very short shelf life (1–2 days); best used immediately, or dried/freezed for longer storage
Flavor & Texture:
Meaty, chewy, umami-rich, seafood-like flavor; crispy when fried
Ease of Growing:
Easy—it colonizes quickly, fruits fast, and tolerates warm, closed environments
Indoor/Outdoor:
Ideal for indoor growing in warm seasons or greenhouses; can fruit year-round in tropical climates