Easy and tasty oyster mushroom that will look amazing on your countertop. 
Pink Oyster mushrooms (Pleurotus djamor) are vibrant, fast-growing edibles known for their coral-like clusters, warm-weather preference, and unique texture, offering a meaty, slightly sweet, and nutty flavor that makes them great for vegan bacon or stir-fries,.

High in protein, fiber, and antioxidants, easily grown on  our substrates blocks or straw and coffee grounds but requiring humidity and warm temps (70-90°F) for cultivation.

Key Characteristics
Appearance:
Striking bright pink, fan-shaped caps that look like coral or rose petals.
Flavor & Texture:
Mildly sweet, nutty, and sometimes "seafoody," with a texture that's chewy and meaty, crisping up like bacon when cooked.
Nutritional Value:
Good source of protein, fiber, antioxidants, B vitamins (Niacin, B5), iron, and minerals, supporting immunity and bone health.
Growing (Cultivation)Environment:
Loves warmth (75-90°F) and high humidity (85-95%).
Substrates:
Grows on agricultural byproducts like straw, coffee grounds, sawdust, and cardboard.
Ease of Growth:
Very vigorous and fast-growing, outcompeting contaminants, making it great for beginners.
Care:
Requires consistent moisture (mist regularly) and indirect light; avoid direct sun.
Culinary & Health BenefitsVersatile:
Excellent in soups, stir-fries, pasta, or as a meat/bacon substitute.
Health Boost:
High in antioxidants, anti-inflammatory compounds (ergothioneine), and can help lower cholesterol.
TipsHarvest:
Pick when caps are open but not dried, before spores drop (indicated by lightening color/spore print).
Storage:
Shorter shelf life than other oysters; handle gently and use quickly, or dry for longer storage.
Climate:
Best grown in summer or warm climates; kits are great for indoor summer growing.

Pink oyster mushrooms are packed with antioxidants, protein, fiber, B vitamins (niacin, riboflavin), and minerals, offering benefits like boosting heart health by lowering cholesterol, supporting immune function, reducing inflammation, aiding blood sugar control, and providing anti-cancer/antimicrobial properties, making them a nutritious, low-fat addition to a healthy diet. Key Health Benefits:
Rich in Antioxidants: Contain ergothioneine, phenolics, and flavonoids that fight cell-damaging free radicals, protecting against chronic diseases.
Heart Health: Help lower bad LDL cholesterol and triglycerides, potentially preventing cardiovascular issues.
Immune Support: Compounds in these mushrooms can strengthen the immune system.
Anti-inflammatory: May reduce inflammation markers in the body, supporting overall health.
Blood Sugar Control: Can help manage blood sugar levels.
Nutrient-Dense: A good source of protein, fiber, B vitamins (B2, B3, B5), potassium, and iron, while being low in fat and cholesterol-free.
Potential Anti-Cancer Effects: Studies suggest they may inhibit the growth of certain cancer cells.
Antimicrobial Properties: Exhibit effects against various bacteria and fungi, notes Begell House Digital Library.
How to Use Them: Incorporate into soups, stews, pasta, stir-fries, or with eggs. Roast, grill, or use as a meat substitute. Ensure they are cooked thoroughly before eating.