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Have an ale with a gravity of 1.040 after a OG of 1.075 it's an pumpkin ale at about 68f. I always pitch an safe us.05 yeast in the beginning and them two days later I use pitch again with a nutrient. But this time I'm wanting to use an energizer with the nutrient, just wanting thoughts thank you.

I just went through the same thing bro, the best thing is to check your gravity.

Thanks all I got my gravity down to 1.015. And you guys were right it was the stupid bucket. I'm thinking it will ferment down to 1.010 with time. So again thanks for all your guys help.

I see suds ie. Krozen

Yes it's in a bucket but the seal is good. I'm about 95% positive.

Ty guys, for your input.

I used us50 yeast a dry yeast.

I'm brewing an IPA with a starting gravity at 1.070 I pitched the yeast at 75f. It's now at 70f it's been 24 hours and still no airlock movement. Is this a concern?

Fermenting, sorry for the miss spelling.

Brewed yesterday and still visible sing of airlock movement. It's been 24 hours.

Thanks guys

Just wondering if anybody has filtered there beer or not if there is any advantages or disadvantages? Looks like there are advantages but don't really know. Thank you.

American pale ale made by me :)

Thank you for all the help.

It's an extract

I'm going to brew an American pale ale and using 2 oz cascade at the beginning of the boil and 1 oz of citra at 55 minutes. Have this beer it's great ,but I want a cleaner more crispy beer at the end Should i use more citra?

brewed two 5 gallon batches of American pale ale can't get threw the first 5 gallons and the other five gallons are in the primary for almost two weeks. what to do aint no bud light for sure lmao

Because I reached FG and a week had gone by

Yes I racked to secondary because of secondary.

And yes it's an off cidery flavor