Im currently brewing and my scoby has large bubbles of gas trapped under it. What do I do? do I just let it be (some these bubbles are puffing up the scoby quite a bit)? Or do I take a virgin straw or poker type instrument and move the scoby around so that the gas bubbles are released.
scoby has large bubbles of gas trapped under it. What do I do?
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Fedora
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Just leave it alone. It'll be fine. Or poke at it, if it makes you feel better. Won't affect the outcome in the least.
OK ty. but by not poking it the new scoby is going form with irregularities in its shape correct?
Fedora
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Could be. I've never given any thought to the shape of a gelatinous pellicle. Here's a picture of one that I never poked, if it helps.
