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I got one but it takes up a lot of counter space. IT is still in the

box until I can figure out where to put it. It is huge. It is molded

glass as you can see from the seams on the side. I suppose it will be

prettier when I get something into it. Sunny

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> Does anyone else have a new scoby in one of those 2.8 gallon glass jars

> from brylane? Wow what a whopper 13 inches in diameter (aprox). I

> have two of them.

>

> Don

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I just posted a picture. It's in the main group under Don's critters. I have

2jars going they both have monster scobys'

Don

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I have one by Anchor Hocking 2.5 - 2.8 I'm not sure. I;m brewing my

first batch now.

It looks promising.

Dove

> > Does anyone else have a new scoby in one of those 2.8 gallon glass jars

> > from brylane? Wow what a whopper 13 inches in diameter (aprox). I

> > have two of them.

> >

> > Don

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Yes, I got a new scoby in the brylane jar.

It took a month to grow my own scoby from 2 bottles of plain GT's and

filling the container half full with sweet tea. Scoby is about 1cm

thick covering the widest part of the jar. Yesterday, I poured in

another 2 quarts of sweet white tea.

In plain newbie fashion, I've stared at it everyday with a flashlight.

I'm so excited as this is my very first brew. Everybody's right, it

does taste better than store bought. Maybe stronger because I brew

stronger teas using quality loose leaf green, black and white teas

direct from China. My parents went to China and brought back over a

kilo of white tea!

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> Does anyone else have a new scoby in one of those 2.8 gallon glass

jars

> from brylane? Wow what a whopper 13 inches in diameter (aprox). I

> have two of them.

>

> Don

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have you seen the picture? go to group main page and look in " Don's critters "

It grew to about 3/8 of an inch thick in a week. Oh...be sure to pour some

finished KT over the top of your scoby after you add new sweet tea. That way

cuts down on possibility of mold getting a foothold.

Don :)

Re: 2.8 gallon glass jars..recent topic for discussions...

Yes, I got a new scoby in the brylane jar.

It took a month to grow my own scoby from 2 bottles of plain GT's and

filling the container half full with sweet tea. Scoby is about 1cm

thick covering the widest part of the jar. Yesterday, I poured in

another 2 quarts of sweet white tea.

In plain newbie fashion, I've stared at it everyday with a flashlight.

I'm so excited as this is my very first brew. Everybody's right, it

does taste better than store bought. Maybe stronger because I brew

stronger teas using quality loose leaf green, black and white teas

direct from China. My parents went to China and brought back over a

kilo of white tea!

>

> Does anyone else have a new scoby in one of those 2.8 gallon glass

jars

> from brylane? Wow what a whopper 13 inches in diameter (aprox). I

> have two of them.

>

> Don

>

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