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White On Scoby. The white layer is a new scoby. White is probably the hardest to define as mold but if you use the other identifiers in this list (is it circular? What is the white layer on top of my kombucha? They will also appear in a concentric circular pattern in a range of vivid colors: One in the top right corner, and another somewhat closer to the lower middle part of it. For more information, read why is my kombucha scoby sinking? Here are some photos of moldy kombucha cultures. There are two moldy spots on this scoby: White may be difficult to determine because not all white spots on your scoby are mold, but you should be able to tell by using the other determiners from this list. If the scoby sits submerged in your brew and not at the top (it usually will eventually move to the top, but not always), the scoby tends to be more brown, or orange, or caramel in color due to the tea color permeating the surface of the scoby and ‘coloring. Kombucha scobys are typically brown or tan, so if you see white, blue, green, or black, this could be mold. The scoby is usually brown/tan, so if you see colors of white, green, blue, or black, there could be mold developing. Brew buch reports that spots of mold on the scoby's surface will look fuzzy or dry. Fuzzy?) you should be able to identify it as mold or not. I generally find if the scoby is at the top of your container, it tends to be white.

For more information, read why is my kombucha scoby sinking? Brew buch reports that spots of mold on the scoby's surface will look fuzzy or dry. Fuzzy?) you should be able to identify it as mold or not. White may be difficult to determine because not all white spots on your scoby are mold, but you should be able to tell by using the other determiners from this list. One in the top right corner, and another somewhat closer to the lower middle part of it. If the scoby sits submerged in your brew and not at the top (it usually will eventually move to the top, but not always), the scoby tends to be more brown, or orange, or caramel in color due to the tea color permeating the surface of the scoby and ‘coloring. They will also appear in a concentric circular pattern in a range of vivid colors: Kombucha scobys are typically brown or tan, so if you see white, blue, green, or black, this could be mold. What is the white layer on top of my kombucha? I generally find if the scoby is at the top of your container, it tends to be white.

How’s my scoby? The white dots concern me Kombucha

White On Scoby If the scoby sits submerged in your brew and not at the top (it usually will eventually move to the top, but not always), the scoby tends to be more brown, or orange, or caramel in color due to the tea color permeating the surface of the scoby and ‘coloring. What is the white layer on top of my kombucha? They will also appear in a concentric circular pattern in a range of vivid colors: If the scoby sits submerged in your brew and not at the top (it usually will eventually move to the top, but not always), the scoby tends to be more brown, or orange, or caramel in color due to the tea color permeating the surface of the scoby and ‘coloring. For more information, read why is my kombucha scoby sinking? Fuzzy?) you should be able to identify it as mold or not. Here are some photos of moldy kombucha cultures. White may be difficult to determine because not all white spots on your scoby are mold, but you should be able to tell by using the other determiners from this list. White is probably the hardest to define as mold but if you use the other identifiers in this list (is it circular? One in the top right corner, and another somewhat closer to the lower middle part of it. Kombucha scobys are typically brown or tan, so if you see white, blue, green, or black, this could be mold. The scoby is usually brown/tan, so if you see colors of white, green, blue, or black, there could be mold developing. Brew buch reports that spots of mold on the scoby's surface will look fuzzy or dry. I generally find if the scoby is at the top of your container, it tends to be white. There are two moldy spots on this scoby: The white layer is a new scoby.