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desertlizardking

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I used a cultivated yeast on a avalanche clone. The yeast was from about a month ago. It was kept in a mason jar sealed in the fridge. When I pitched the yeast the temp was about 69. It's been all most 24 hours with no movement, should I pitch some regular yeast. If so what implications could I have from all ready having the old yeast in there?
 
Thank you. The first half of this yeast worked really quick that's why I was worried. I'm leaving tomorrow for a week. If it doesn't take I can make my wife do it lol
 
If you didn't let the slurry warm up before you pitched it, they are going to start slow. There will also be a growth phase like making a starter. I would only be worried if there is no activity after 18-24 hours.
 

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