PapaPorkchop
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I recently started my first brew. I accidently pitched the yeast too hot (way too hot I fear.) It was in primary for 2 weeks, and I was only able to witness a little bit of action. Bubbles slowly and seadily come thru the airlock, and some krausering is visible, but my gravity is still reading .0040 which is actually higher than my OG reading (because of the temp, I assume.)
My question is, though I'm sure fermentation is happening, is it taking super long because i damaged the yeast with my hot wort? Is there anything I should do, or just give it time to work itself out?
It's been in primary 2 weeks, secondary for about 4 days. It's cloudy, and i can see tiny bubbles rising in the carboy.
Any advice?
My question is, though I'm sure fermentation is happening, is it taking super long because i damaged the yeast with my hot wort? Is there anything I should do, or just give it time to work itself out?
It's been in primary 2 weeks, secondary for about 4 days. It's cloudy, and i can see tiny bubbles rising in the carboy.
Any advice?