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How to Grow Pink Oyster
Pleurotus djamor
Showy coral-pink and the fastest to fruit — loves the heat.
Ideal growing conditions
- Temperature
- 75–82°F (24–28°C)
- Humidity
- 86–92%
- Fresh air (FAE)
- Very high
- Light
- Bright indirect
Timeline
When to harvest
Substrate
Flavor & cooking
Grower notes
Our dialed-in targets
Our zone — pin 78°F · 94% · 500 ppm CO₂ · fruit 80°F · 88–90% · 500–600 ppm · 1,500–2,000 lux
MycoIQ tunes targets like these to your room as you log grows — so they get sharper every harvest.
Frequently asked questions
What temperature does Pink Oyster need?
Pink Oyster fruits best at 75–82°F (24–28°C), with relative humidity around 86–92% and very high fresh-air exchange.
How long does Pink Oyster take to grow?
Pins 2–4 days · harvest 5–7 days. MycoIQ tracks each block and forecasts your harvest window as it goes.
When should I harvest Pink Oyster?
While vivid pink, edges curled — fades fast as it ages.
Is Pink Oyster good for beginners?
Pink Oyster is rated beginner to grow. Short shelf life — eat within a day or two. Won't pin below ~65°F; color is most vibrant at 75–80°F.
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