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Can I use more than one Kombucha colony in a fermenting tea?

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Can I use more than one Kombucha colony in a fermenting tea?

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If you have a large container there is no problem with putting in more than one colony. Many people don’t separate the colonies but just let them stack up in the fermenting vessel, while periodically removing the oldest one from the bottom of the stack. However, a single colony is sufficient to ferment Kombucha, additional colonies will just take up volume in your container.

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