Grey and white Oyster: Mild flavor, ideal for soups, stir-fries stews. Grown on wheat straw, cotton husk, maize cobbs or groundnuts shells as substrates.

  • Sun-dried oyster mushrooms (extends shelf life for year-round sales).
  • Mushroom powder for soups, sauces, and supplements.
  • Nutrition: Rich in protein, B vitamins, selenium, and antioxidants.
  • Taste: They have a mild, delicate, and slightly earthy flavor with a subtle sweetness and a hint of anise (like licorice). When cooked, their texture becomes tender yet meaty, sometimes described as velvety or even seafood-like—some people compare the taste and texture to scallops or oysters, which may be how they got their name.

Zero-Waste Model: Spent substrate repurposed as compost or livestock feed .