I am only getting a bubble out of my airlock once a min after 12 days whitch im sure is fine but what im wandering is if i can rack it to secondary now or should i wait until the bubbles stop.Kinda in a rush i have a caribou slobber kit i cant wait to brew.
Thank you for advice in advance.You guys and gals rock. :cheers:
Take a SG reading. If you are within 0.010 of FG then I think you are okay to rack it over. Primary fermentation is usually complete in 3-5 days of fermentation beginning.
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If your hydrometer says you’ve hit your target gravity, move it to secondary. If your gravity is still too high, let it sit until you hit your target or you’re not getting any more bubbles. You may also want to make a note of your OG, FG, and pitch rate, to help determine whether you’ve pitched the correct amount of yeast. If your gravity is too high/low when primary ceases, you can adjust accordingly on subsequent batches.
Take gravity readings 2 days apart. If they are the same, rack away. If your gravity is still going down it’s best to wait.
