Guest guest Posted August 8, 2006 Report Posted August 8, 2006 I think that you may be have been working with a pasteurized product, which means it was killed by heating it far above its comfort level. That's too bad, I have started lots of small ones by just pouring a bit of the finished brew into tiny containers. I wanted to make some small ones to use as pads on moles, I have a couple of ugly ones that a skin doctor has declared to be merely cosmetic. All I did was pour some of the juice into some of those new 8 ounce wide mouth canning jam jars that are new out now, and they busily set up housekeeping and made more Scobys. Here's hoping you have better luck with a finished Scoby. I live in CA, far from you. Pat in CA Quote
Guest guest Posted August 8, 2006 Report Posted August 8, 2006 One of you mentioned to let the finished KT try to do a Scoby by itself without a Scoby and it didn't. I also started this current brew by using traditional recipe along with 25% finished KT and still no scoby after a week and a half. I fear that I may need to start anew. I live in lin, TN. Who is willing to share their scoby and finished KT with me? Mike Roy Quote
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