Paper thin baby scoby

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anewman24

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I am on my third batch of Kombucha. The first two have turned out great, taste good and lots of fizz on second fermentation. The only problem I am encountering I think, is that the new scoby are very thin. The one on this brew from 7 days is just thinner than either of the other two, even though they also were really thin. I don't have ph strips, I intend to buy some tomorrow but I've had no mold, the tea tastes and goods good, but I'm worried that something is up.
 

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The new pellicle will be thin, but it's existence is irrelevant to the final product. Don't worry about it. If it floats, it'll get thicker, if it sinks you'll get a new one.
 

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I get a nice thick SCOBY with continuous brew (after many weeks), not sure if it's really possible if you do single batches all the time.


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