How to start a scoby for kombucha

How To Grow a Kombucha SCOBY in 10 Steps | Want to brew your own kombucha at home? Well you’re going to need a SCOBY to get started! But don’t worry… it’s simple. Learn how to grow your own kombucha SCOBY in just 10 steps.

Get started making kombucha scoby from a bottle. Learn how to grow kombucha scoby from a bottle to make your own kombucha scoby at home.

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In order to make your own kombucha, you need to have a starter culture otherwise known as a SCOBY (Symbiotic Colony of Bacteria and Yeast). That is the SCOBY floating on top in the picture above. If you have kombucha-making friends who can peel you off a layer from their own culture, or don't mind ordering online and paying about $10 or so, you can get started that way, but if you don't have access to a mother (that's another word

If you've been brewing kombucha for a while, you may have started to wonder...how long does a SCOBY last? We're breaking down the basics of the kombucha SCOBY lifespan here!

Kombucha tea is easy to make at home with a sugar tea blend and a scoby. Here's everything you need to know to get started with home kombucha brewing!

If you want to make your own kombucha, you have to start with SCOBY. Learn how to grow SCOBY from scratch in this guide.

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Get started making kombucha scoby from a bottle. Learn how to grow kombucha scoby from a bottle to make your own kombucha scoby at home.