Grow Oyster Mushroom seeds (cultivated spores), a fast-colonizing variety known for strong mycelium growth and dependable production. Oyster mushrooms are popular for home cultivation due to their rapid growth, high yield, and adaptable nature. Whether planted indoors or used to inoculate outdoor logs or straw beds, these spores are easy to grow and suitable for beginners.
These Non-GMO Oyster Mushroom spores spread quickly on common substrates such as straw, logs, and sawdust, making them ideal for home growing projects. Once established, they continue producing flushes throughout the season under proper moisture and shade.
Features
- Fast-growing Oyster Mushroom spores for easy planting.
- Ideal for indoor cultivation or outdoor log inoculation.
- High-yield strain with rapid colonization.
- Suitable for straw, sawdust, and hardwood logs.
- Non-GMO spores for home growing.
- Works well in humid or shaded conditions.
- Beginner-friendly mushroom growing option.
Specifications
- Product Name: Oyster Mushroom Seeds (Cultivated Spores)
- Plant/Microbe Type: Edible mushroom culture (mycelium-forming spores)
- Growth Habit: Spreading mycelium that produces mushrooms under moisture and shade
- Seed Type: Non-GMO spores
- Heirloom: Yes
- USDA Growing Zones: Best in Zones 3–11
- Growing Season: Can be started year-round indoors; best outdoors in spring or fall
- Light Requirements: Shade or indirect light
- Substrate Preference: Straw, sawdust, cardboard, hardwood logs
- Water Requirements: Keep growing medium moist; do not saturate
- Colonization Time: 2–5 weeks depending on substrate
- Fruiting Time: 7–14 days after full colonization
- Support Needed: None; grows naturally on substrate
- Non-GMO Status: Yes, free from genetic modification
- Growth Advantage: Fast colonization & multiple flushes per inoculation
Planting (Growing) Guide
- Prepare a clean substrate (straw, sawdust, cardboard, or hardwood logs).
- Add spores evenly throughout the moist substrate.
- Keep the substrate in a dark and humid location during colonization.
- Maintain moisture without soaking the material.
- Once white mycelium covers the surface, expose to indirect light.
- Keep humidity high to trigger mushroom formation.
- Harvest after caps fully form and edges flatten.
- Leave some spores to promote repeat flushes.
- Avoid chemicals near the growing area to protect healthy mycelium.
