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No fermentation after 48 hours. Thread starter bigpal; Start date Mar 8, 2010; Help Support Homebrew Talk: bigpal Member. Joined Jan 22, 2010 Messages 9 Reaction score 0 Location New York. Mar 8, 2010 #1 I just did a light pilsner batch, OG was right on target at 1.049. I pitched 48 hours ago, and still no activity. I had a small cake at the ...
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Oct 8, 2009. #1. I realize I may be jumping the gun here but I haven't seen any ferment action after 48 hours. This is what I did. Any ideas would be appreciated. Current SG is 1.095 @ 75 degrees/F. Everything was cleaned and sanitized including my hands.
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Archived. No fermentation after 48 hours. Am I S.O.L? So I hit all my targets, and had good efficiency. The sweet wort was tasty as was the post boil wort. When it came to pitching time that's when my troubles began. First, the white labs 550 vile spewed when I opened it. Not too much was lost, just a little liquid.
https://www.homebrewtalk.com/threads/fermentation-done-after-48-hours.568202/
After about 24 - 36 hours I saw some very slow bubbling from my primary fermenter (bucket). Due to work and sleep I'm only checking it about once every 12 hours. Then, as of yesterday afternoon (48 hours), the bubbling was not happening at all.
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