damnyankee
Well-Known Member
Hi All,
I searched and followed directions to wash/rewash yeast in my trub (thanks to those posters - the instructs were simple to follow!). However, I didn't see anything discussing how much of the yeast to pitch in the next batch of brew...
So after bottling my hefe today, I saved the WLP300 Hefe yeast by washing/rewashing the yeast, and placed the yeast in four sterile mason jars per the instructs.
Now the questions:
1. "How much" of the yeast should get pitched into my next 5 gallon batch of brew? 1 mason jar's worth? (I thought yeast was counted by the number...?)
2. I have kept several WLP300 test tubes...could I keep the yeast in these vials? If so, how much of the total volume should be yeast? 1/4 full of yeast? 1/2? 3/4?
Thanks in advance,
DY
I searched and followed directions to wash/rewash yeast in my trub (thanks to those posters - the instructs were simple to follow!). However, I didn't see anything discussing how much of the yeast to pitch in the next batch of brew...
So after bottling my hefe today, I saved the WLP300 Hefe yeast by washing/rewashing the yeast, and placed the yeast in four sterile mason jars per the instructs.
Now the questions:
1. "How much" of the yeast should get pitched into my next 5 gallon batch of brew? 1 mason jar's worth? (I thought yeast was counted by the number...?)
2. I have kept several WLP300 test tubes...could I keep the yeast in these vials? If so, how much of the total volume should be yeast? 1/4 full of yeast? 1/2? 3/4?
Thanks in advance,
DY