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    No carbonation in my latest batch

    Temperature is consistent, as I live in Vancouver, and the winter has been very mild. Keep the bottle in the top shelf of a storage closet, where it's generally room temperature or warmer. I have had no problems up until now, and I'm starting to wonder if my scoby is just not doing the trick...
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    No carbonation in my latest batch

    So I've been brewing kombucha for months now, and I am always pleased with the level of carbonation. I regularly burp my bottles and there has never been an issue. All of a sudden in my latest batch is giving off zero carbonation. None. I tasted the tea, and there's still sugar to be...
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    Splitting the SCOBY - Mid-batch...?

    Thanks so much! One of my batches looks to be only about 2 days out from bottling, so I'll likely just wait until then to avoid any of this over-oxidization. Appreciate the help!
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    Splitting the SCOBY - Mid-batch...?

    I don't necessarily need to, but I'm trying to stagger my brewing cycle to include one batch each week, which would require waiting another two weeks, or just taking a layer now for my new batch. Do you know if it harms or jeopardizes the batch you take the SCOBY layer from?
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    Splitting the SCOBY - Mid-batch...?

    Hi everyone, I'm relatively new to kombucha, and even newer to this forum, but I'm wondering if I'm able to split the SCOBY during 1st fermentation? I've got 2 separate batches at about 1 week, and both are too sweet to bottle at the moment. They both have 2+ large layers of SCOBY, and I'm...
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    Splitting the SCOBY - Mid-batch...?

    Sorry, wrong forum
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