Hi, I'm new to the forum and have read a lot of threads about my questions, but i think i just have too many to find all of the answers.
I am 3 days into my primary fermentation with muscadines and plums, everything seems to rolling pretty well, but since day 2 I am smelling a hint of sulfur coming from my fermentation bucket.
I have 6 gallons of must in a 7.5 Gal fermenting bucket
using 1 packet red star montrachet yeast
I have already added the appropriate amount of camden tablets and let sit covered with cheese cloth for 24 hours, then I added Pectic Enzyme and let sit for 12 hours before adding my yeast starter.
After the 2nd day of fermentation is whenever I first noticed the light hint of sulfur, I stirred well and let it continue.
Day 3 there a more pungent smell of Sulfur, I stirred again and added a half dose of yeast nutrient.
Do you think there is chance that I might need to add more more yeast? I don't think I have an infection, only overworked yeast.
Any advice would be very helpful, I just want to be able to take of the problem as quickly as possible.
Thanks in Advance!
I am 3 days into my primary fermentation with muscadines and plums, everything seems to rolling pretty well, but since day 2 I am smelling a hint of sulfur coming from my fermentation bucket.
I have 6 gallons of must in a 7.5 Gal fermenting bucket
using 1 packet red star montrachet yeast
I have already added the appropriate amount of camden tablets and let sit covered with cheese cloth for 24 hours, then I added Pectic Enzyme and let sit for 12 hours before adding my yeast starter.
After the 2nd day of fermentation is whenever I first noticed the light hint of sulfur, I stirred well and let it continue.
Day 3 there a more pungent smell of Sulfur, I stirred again and added a half dose of yeast nutrient.
Do you think there is chance that I might need to add more more yeast? I don't think I have an infection, only overworked yeast.
Any advice would be very helpful, I just want to be able to take of the problem as quickly as possible.
Thanks in Advance!
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