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So I've had a lager fermenting with S-23 for four weeks at 10-12° and there are still signs of fermenation (1 bubble every 60 seconds and the gravity is falling very slowly and is 4 points off my target FG) .

Should I leave this another week on the trub or can I rack to secondary and start lagering?

I heard the gravity may fall a further two points during lagering.

Trying to avoid the dreaded bombs.

 

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time is your friend here, wait til the gravity remains stable for a couple of checks, then you can rack.

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