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OHN - 1st try, Day 3

 
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i'm attempting some OHN based on Chris Trump youtube. I used dry molasses instead of brown sugar and i'm not convinced it's properly fermenting. The sugar soaked up all the liquid from the dry rehydrated ingredients.
Any ideas on if i should add liquid or leave it alone.?
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The problem with molasses is it contains water, even dried. You don't want water in your ferments.

I'd love to see how this ended up.Sorry I did t see this when 1st posted.

By the way, never add any liquid until mixing for application. Water brings life which brings contamination, degradation and putrification.
 
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