protafloc + SO4
protafloc + SO4
Hi guys, I’ve just started 5 gal of Black Bat and, for the first time, used protafloc and SO4 yeast. A few hours after pitching the yeast a thick, brown, gelatinous covering has developed on the top. A yeast head has now partly pushed this upward but under this head is still what resembles a partly coagulated jelly. It smells fine but is this correct and what do I do now? Should i skim or what? Thanks, Ray
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Re: protafloc + SO4
Doing exactly what my last brew did - using Protafloc and S04! Sounds pretty standard behaviour anyway. Personally,I don't touch the head no matter what it's doing,unless it's really lively and needs battering into submission.
Re: protafloc + SO4
Protafloc as made all the protein coagulate together so that it drops out instead of dissolving in the beer causing haze. You could skim it if you like.