I have a pack of wyeast ready to go. And I did let it get below 80 with my wort chiller. Should I give it another day?
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The only way to really know if you have no fermentation is with a hydrometer. If you don't have a hydrometer I strongly urge you pick one up.
What was your OG? How old was the yeast? Hydrated or not?
I do have a hydrometer but i don't want to open it again.
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but you would have to open it to repitch...
Do you have krausen? If you are using a bucket, the airlock might not bubble because sometimes CO2 escapes out around the lid, so don't use that as a judge of fermentation activity. Check for krausen. If you see any, or if you see a ring where there used to be krausen around the bucket, you're all set. If not, take a gravity reading and see if it has changed. If so, you're all set. If not, make a starter with the liquid yeast you have and pitch it at high krausen - that'll definitely get things going.
I took off the lid real fast and maybe I'm mistaking?? It looks like it doing something!View attachment 184991
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