To Late To Start A Starter?
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BioBeing
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You will get some growth in that time. It would be better than not doing it.
Suthrncomfrt1884
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I second that.
SporkD2
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Yep, get that starter going
mookie1010
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I do mine the night before - 18-24 hours before I pitch it. I've been using wyeast 1056 and 1098 I washed from other batches and they've been doing great that way.
Like others said - better to do it short than skip it altogether.
Like others said - better to do it short than skip it altogether.
Agreed. Better to do it than not. I've done starters the night before, and some of those batches have kicked off faster than anything else. One was going great guns (roughly 2-3 bubbles/second) in just a few hours or so.
Get after it.
TL
Get after it.
TL
thelorax121
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Ive heard that the peak of living yeast cells usually occurs around that 12-18 mark as well, but only from research, not experience
