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Old 02-22-2011, 03:10 AM   #1
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Would the effect of mixing safale 05 and 04 on a 10 gallon batch blend the yeast or just?
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Sure, . . . .or just what?


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It'll just mix. Brewers yeasts do not reproduce sexually, so it's not like you can create a new yeast strain by pitching them both and hoping they get it on.
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and hoping they get it on

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They might if you pipe some Barry White into the primary...
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Two yeasts enter, one yeast leaves.

One strain will dominate the other more than likely.

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S-04 will most likely dominate the fermentation due to its fast fermentation & high flocculation. When it starts falling it's going to take the US-05 with it. Plus there won't be much left for the US-05 to dine on because S-04 ate it most of it. Cheers!!!


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