Re: Do I need a new scoby?

[Guest guest]

Don't know if you need one but I do have a scoby I am in south jersey

Blackwood you can contact me if you want.

Gretchen

>

> Hi everyone, I have not been on the site in a while. I wont even bore

> you with the details. But a short version is I gave a scoby to a

> friend and she used Earl grey tea. I managed to get my scoby all moldy

> one day when I had a momentary lapse of brain function. Well anyway I

> got a scoby from my friend and the tea is just not coming out the

> same. After two weeks and sometimes 2 1/2 weeks the tea is still sweet

> and doesn't have that tingle in the throat kick. Is this scoby damaged

> in some way. I am thinking maybe I should just get a new one. My house

> is warm. usually around 75 degrees.

>

> Any info would be greatly appreciated.

>

> If anyone has a scoby to offer I would be happy to pay the shipping.

> I'm thinking I will maybe try making a batch with a new scoby and the

> old one and put them side by side and see what happens.

>

> Thanks, nne in New jersey

>

[Guest guest]

> >

> > Hi everyone, I have not been on the site in a while. I wont even

bore

> > you with the details. But a short version is I gave a scoby to a

> > friend and she used Earl grey tea. I managed to get my scoby all

moldy

> > one day when I had a momentary lapse of brain function. Well

anyway I

> > got a scoby from my friend and the tea is just not coming out the

> > same. After two weeks and sometimes 2 1/2 weeks the tea is still

sweet

> > and doesn't have that tingle in the throat kick. Is this scoby

damaged

> > in some way. I am thinking maybe I should just get a new one. My

house

> > is warm. usually around 75 degrees.

> >

> > Any info would be greatly appreciated.

> >

> > If anyone has a scoby to offer I would be happy to pay the

shipping.

> > I'm thinking I will maybe try making a batch with a new scoby and

the

> > old one and put them side by side and see what happens.

> >

> > Thanks, nne in New jersey

> >

>I have a scoby and Kombucha tea I could send but I live in Southern

Ohio and in the winter would that be too far to send in the mail? I

don't know what happens to it if it gets too cold. If it hurts it I

don't mind sending one. Diane