Re-pitchin?

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flanbos

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my latest brew hasnt started to ferment so i was thinking of pitching another yeast, how long do i have to do this before the wort is tottaly stuffed?

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Chatty

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Is this the same brew as you mentioned in another thread? If it is then I think the issue was that the airlock wasn't sealing, in which case my advice would be to not worry.

If it's a new batch I would repitch if there is no sign of krausen within 12 hours. A properly aerated wort with a healthy yeast population pitched into it should be going feverishly within 12 hours.

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Linz

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Also was it you that had saflager at 5oC? if yes ..turn up the temp to 10oC
 
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Jovial_Monk

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Ummmm i have killed a few yeasts in my day

Also newbies ringing up at the shop re airlock not bubbling turn out to have killed the yeast. . .all this seems to show that in a well sanitised fermenter a wort will keep for a few days, plenty of time to buy another yeast.

Always, courage! Beer is very forgiving, buy another bloody yeast, pitch away and very likely a great beer will result

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kohmatsu

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after having a few yeasts fail on me, I've been starting the yeast in a cup of water, and if I don't have a capuccino after waiting a while, I won't pitch.
 

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