emerinohdz
Member
Hi!
When brewing, we like to take samples of our wort to test our sanitation practices. On our last brew, after transfering the wort we took a sample from the fermenter before pitching yeast.
After a few days (6-7), we started to notice a strange dandelion-like thing forming at the bottom of the test tube. At first it looked like haze so we thought it was just caused by the trub, but today it looked as shown in the picture.
The fermented beer itself does not have any off flavors, but we wanted to know what is it we saw since all infection pictures (and other infections we've had in the past) develop at the top while this is sitting at the bottom.
It's a bit difficult to see the dandelion-like structure in thr pics attached, has anyone seen something similar?
When brewing, we like to take samples of our wort to test our sanitation practices. On our last brew, after transfering the wort we took a sample from the fermenter before pitching yeast.
After a few days (6-7), we started to notice a strange dandelion-like thing forming at the bottom of the test tube. At first it looked like haze so we thought it was just caused by the trub, but today it looked as shown in the picture.
The fermented beer itself does not have any off flavors, but we wanted to know what is it we saw since all infection pictures (and other infections we've had in the past) develop at the top while this is sitting at the bottom.
It's a bit difficult to see the dandelion-like structure in thr pics attached, has anyone seen something similar?