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White blobs floating on top of primary
Things are looking a lot better this morning!- DMo
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White blobs floating on top of primary
Hmm...I guess I also don't want to keep it in an "open" fermenter for that long. But next time I'll just start it in the carboy. Thanks for the advice.- DMo
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White blobs floating on top of primary
First night I kept it between 21-24C. Now at around 12-15C. I will still rack into the secondary at some point so that I don't get any off flavors form the dead yeast.- DMo
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White blobs floating on top of primary
Thanks for the info. It's an open fermentation, so I can't look at the airlock bubbling away (going to put in the secondary in around a week). I threw in some saflager-23 (dry) on top of the liquid yeast. Smells ok, so I'll just let it be for a few days. My first brew was an ale so it got off to...- DMo
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White blobs floating on top of primary
I just started a continental pilsner yesterday with a WYEAST Pilsner Urquell ACTIVATOR pack (2001). Didn't quite wait the three hours suggested before pitching the yeast. I kept it around 24C for one night as suggested. However, when I checked on it the following day there were no real signs of...- DMo
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