Pink / Flamingo Oyster (Pleurotus djamor) Liquid Culture Syringe – 10ml / 10cc
Grow a Vibrant Gourmet Mushroom with Striking Pink Color
Cultivate Pink Oyster mushrooms with our premium Grospore 10ml (10cc) liquid culture syringe. Known for their vivid pink-to-salmon caps, delicate texture, and savory flavor, Pink Oyster mushrooms are one of the most eye-catching gourmet varieties available.
The species is Pleurotus djamor, also listed commercially as Pleurotus salmoneostramineus, and sold under the names Flamingo Oyster, Salmon Oyster and Pink Salmon Oyster. Its fast growth, colorful clustered appearance, and culinary versatility make it a favorite among home growers, chefs, and mushroom enthusiasts.
Why Choose Pink / Flamingo Oyster Mushrooms?
- Vibrant Pink Color – Produces beautiful clusters with striking pink, coral, and salmon-colored caps.
- Mild, Savory Flavor – Pink Oyster mushrooms offer a pleasant flavor that becomes richer and more savory when cooked.
- Tender Texture – Their delicate caps and stems cook quickly and work well in a wide variety of recipes.
- Excellent Culinary Versatility – Ideal for sautéing, stir-fries, pasta dishes, soups, tacos, sandwiches, and gourmet recipes.
- Fast & Vigorous Growth – Pink Oyster mushrooms are known for aggressive colonization and rapid fruiting under suitable conditions.
Lab-Tested Liquid Culture for Reliable Growth
Our Grospore Pink / Flamingo Oyster Liquid Culture Syringe contains vigorous living mycelium, lab-tested and prepared in our ISO-certified cleanroom to support healthy colonization and dependable cultivation performance.
Each 10ml (10cc) syringe offers:
- Live Mycelium, Not Spores – This is a liquid culture (LC) syringe, not a spore syringe. There is no germination step, so colonization begins as soon as you inoculate.
- Lab-Tested & ISO Cleanroom Prepared – Every batch is lab-tested for purity and prepared in an ISO-certified cleanroom, so what reaches you is clean, contaminant-free and viable.
- Faster Colonization – Active mycelium helps promote efficient colonization compared with starting from spores.
- Convenient 10ml (10cc) Syringe – 10cc and 10ml are the same volume. Easy to use with appropriately prepared sterile growing media, grain spawn or agar.
- Vigorous Genetics – Cloned, isolated Pleurotus djamor mycelium known for its fast-growing and productive characteristics.
How to Grow Pink / Flamingo Oyster Mushrooms
- Prepare the Substrate – Straw, hardwood sawdust, and other appropriately prepared lignocellulosic materials are commonly used for Pink Oyster cultivation. The same syringe can also be used to inoculate sterilized grain spawn, grain jars or bags, or an agar plate.
- Inoculate – Inject 2–3cc (2–3ml) per grain jar or bag through a self-healing injection port, using sterile technique in a still air box or in front of a laminar flow hood. Substrate may be sterilized or pasteurized.
- Colonize – Allow the mycelium to fully colonize the substrate under suitable incubation conditions.
- Initiate Fruiting – Once fully colonized, provide high humidity, fresh-air exchange, indirect light, and suitable warm fruiting temperatures.
- Harvest & Enjoy – Harvest clusters while the caps are vibrant, tender, and well formed for the best appearance and culinary quality.
Storage, Shelf Life & Shipping
Refrigerate your liquid culture syringe on arrival. Stored at 35–45°F (2–7°C), upright and out of direct light, it stays viable for 4–6 months. Orders ship fast from Oregon in discreet packaging, with tracking on every order and a 30-day return policy on unused items.
A Colorful Choice for Gourmet Mushroom Growers
Grospore Pink Oyster mushrooms combine brilliant coloration, vigorous growth, tender texture, and excellent culinary versatility. Their bright pink clusters create an impressive display and make this variety especially rewarding to cultivate.
Whether you’re new to mushroom growing or expanding an established gourmet collection, Pink Oyster mushrooms offer a fun, productive, and visually striking cultivation experience.
Start Growing Grospore Pink Oyster Mushrooms Today
Add a vibrant gourmet mushroom to your cultivation lineup with our Grospore Pink Oyster Mushroom Liquid Culture Syringe. Each 10ml (10cc) syringe contains lab-tested, vigorous living mycelium ready for your next mushroom growing project.
Gourmet and edible cultivation species only. GROmagic does not sell psilocybin or Psilocybe cultures. For cultivation use — not a food, drug or dietary supplement.
Justin Y. –
Big reason I liked this one was the instructions didn’t make me feel like I needed a lab degree. They spelled out storage, how much to use per jar, and the basic sterile setup in plain English. I still watched a couple videos, but the included guidance got me pointed the right way fast. Super helpful if you know the basics but do not want to decode weird jargon.
Harlan, KY –
Being brand new to liquid culture, I honestly expected my first attempt to teach me an expensive lesson. I kept second-guessing everything, from how much to inject to whether I had stored it correctly. To my surprise, it moved cleanly and faster than I was prepared for, which gave me enough confidence to actually place a second order instead of quitting while I was ahead. Reordering was the real test for me. I would not have done it if the first syringe had felt sketchy or inconsistent. The second one looked just as healthy and performed the same way, which helped calm a lot of my beginner nerves. If you are new and worried about wasting money on a one-time lucky result, this made me feel comfortable coming back.
Harlan, KY –
Being brand new to liquid culture, I honestly expected my first attempt to teach me an expensive lesson. I kept second-guessing everything, from how much to inject to whether I had stored it correctly. To my surprise, it moved cleanly and faster than I was prepared for, which gave me enough confidence to actually place a second order instead of quitting while I was ahead. Reordering was the real test for me. I would not have done it if the first syringe had felt sketchy or inconsistent. The second one looked just as healthy and performed the same way, which helped calm a lot of my beginner nerves. If you are new and worried about wasting money on a one-time lucky result, this made me feel comfortable coming back.
mason_finch –
Compared with my last pink oyster try, this showed denser strands and cleaner suspension.
Nathan Barlow –
For the price, this made sense to me because it is live culture rather than spores, so I was paying for something ready to start working right away. A 10cc syringe was enough for several grain jars, which spread the cost out better than I expected. The culture looked healthy, stored well in the refrigerator, and I did not feel like I was wasting money on weak material or excess packaging. Pink oyster is also a variety that grows fast, so the turnaround from inoculation to usable results felt efficient. That matters when I am judging value. I am not calling it cheap, but I do think the price lines up with what you get: clean culture, good viability, and enough volume for more than one run if you plan it carefully.
Anonymous –
What stood out to me was how clear the storage and inoculation info was. I’m still pretty new to liquid culture, so having straightforward guidance on refrigeration and how much to use per jar helped me avoid wasting any. The syringe itself was easy to work with, and the culture looked healthy. Colonization was quick and even, and the fruits came in a bright salmon-pink that looked wild in person. Solid buy for a beginner-friendly gourmet grow.
Bradley Fenwick –
For a warm weather patio grow, I used this to start two small straw buckets so I could harvest quickly without dedicating shelf space indoors. I put about 2cc into each grain jar first, let those finish cleanly, then used the spawn in pasteurized straw. That use case suited this culture well. Growth was quick, the mycelium recovered fast after shaking, and the buckets filled in evenly. Fruiting started under a basic setup with humidity and fresh air, and the clusters came in with strong color while temperatures were still on the warm side. I would not buy this for a long storage project or a slow species comparison. I would buy it when the goal is a fast, visually interesting oyster run for fresh cooking over a short cycle.
Bradley Fenwick –
For a warm weather patio grow, I used this to start two small straw buckets so I could harvest quickly without dedicating shelf space indoors. I put about 2cc into each grain jar first, let those finish cleanly, then used the spawn in pasteurized straw. That use case suited this culture well. Growth was quick, the mycelium recovered fast after shaking, and the buckets filled in evenly. Fruiting started under a basic setup with humidity and fresh air, and the clusters came in with strong color while temperatures were still on the warm side. I would not buy this for a long storage project or a slow species comparison. I would buy it when the goal is a fast, visually interesting oyster run for fresh cooking over a short cycle.
Anonymous –
Since I was totally new to liquid culture, I was anxious I would mess something up and end up with contamination. Thankfully this one took off much better than I expected. The mycelium spread fast through my grain jars and stayed clean the whole time. I also got bright pink clusters sooner than I thought. For a first attempt, the results were honestly pretty encouraging.
Wayne, SD –
Back for a second syringe because the first one moved so fast I barely had time to feel competent. Reordering was easy, which is dangerous, because now apparently pink oysters are part of my personality.
Bradford Ellis –
Kept it refrigerated for over a month and it still looked lively and performed beautifully.
Douglas Hartley –
The main thing I look for with liquid culture is whether the packaging protects the syringe well enough to keep everything intact in transit. This one was packed correctly. The syringe was sealed, the needle was wrapped separately, and the cap was secure when I opened the box. Nothing had leaked and there was no damage to the barrel or plunger. I also appreciated that the labeling was clear enough to identify the culture quickly once it went into the fridge with other supplies. The outer packaging was discreet and compact, which matters if you do not want a large box shifting around during shipping. Overall, the packing did its job. I would have liked a little more internal padding, but the contents arrived usable and clean.
Aneeka Soliman –
Ordered this for my brother because he’s been trying different oyster varieties and wanted something more colorful for his grow shelf. I didn’t run it myself, but he sent progress photos a week later and was clearly thrilled. The culture took off quickly in his grain jars and he said the pink clusters came in bright and dense. His exact text was, “finally, one that looks as good as the listing.”
oba_codes –
I grabbed this pink oyster culture after staring at way too many guides and honestly expected to feel lost. Weirdly, the instructions on the listing were the part that made it click for me. It laid out the basic flow in a way that felt usable, not like homework: store it cold, use sterile technique, how much to inject per jar, and what to expect next. That was huge because I did not want to guess and wreck a batch.
I still had to do my part, obviously, but the process felt less intimidating than I had built up in my head. I used the recommended amount on grain jars and followed the storage notes before inoculating. For a beginner-friendly product page, this was solid. Not magic, just clear enough that I stopped overthinking and got moving.
Soraya al-Hadi –
Kept this in the fridge for a while before using it, and it still took off fast on grain. Nice option if you are not inoculating the day the package lands. No weird cloudiness or smell, and the syringe stayed easy to work with.