Yeast Slurry Temps?

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Just about to use a yeast slurry for the first time,had it in fridge for 2 days @ 6*,what temp should I bring it up to before pitching into a wort thats 26*,should they be the same[close]or is it irellivant?
its a us05 off a wheat style going into a toucan-Coopers stout/dark -200g lite choc-100 carafa t2-150 carapils-200 ldme-300 ddme also what quantity of slurry for 20 ltrs?
thanks Russ
 
Should be close to wort temperature to avoid shocking the yeast.

Usually bring yeast out of the fridge at least 4 hours before to allow to come up to room temperature.

About 1/2 of a cup should be good.

P.S. be ready with a blow off tube and bottle it may just go ballistic :p
 
That 20C temp difference will not be too good.

Tropical is spot on - 4 - 6 hours will make the temps closer matched and cause less health issues for the yeast.

Cheers - Fermented.
 

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