Kombucha timelapse

Filmed by Denise King at the Exploratorium Museum, San Francisco

[@jldc311]

It's its own little universe! Hahaha! Love it!

[@culturenights2110]

So cool! Thanks for sharing this

[@LeoTaxilFrance]

Making kombucha from tee and sugar only, I had no idea if what I got at the BEGINNING was a good result or mold or something else. NOW I know! Many thanks !

[@Humbledandelion]

U need a starter...or to pour in a kombucha drink

[@LeoTaxilFrance]

@@Humbledandelion Oh, yes. I know it now. Two hot summer months I tried to do kombucha without. By different methods, technologies, including adding different kombucha drinks from bio shops. Nothing. Then I bought a kombucha "solid". And two years already I have been enjoying since.

[@mikeexits]

Feeding the bubble Extending out in human space Always touching everyone

[@wellsparker]

Awesome

[@Djjfjfjfkdkssl]

I just found out how kombucha was made the other day and was interesting to see it happen.

[@cornpop780]

Very nice thanks

[@Forklift_Fella]

This is really cool but I wish it had time stamps.

[@mikeexits]

For what exactly? It's only a minute haha.

[@maxking3148]

@@mikeexits how long it takes to get to each certain point

[@mikeexits]

@@maxking3148 Oh I see, so a realtime timer. When I read "timestamps" I thought of those comments with labeled video-times, or those "chapter" things some videos have now where the time bar at the bottom of the video is segmented.

[@user-ox9nz6ww4e]

👍👍👍

[@wmluna381]

It's alive!

[@namratha6804]

What if there is no bubbles. Is it bad? I am doing my first batch ever

[@rivahkillah]

So how sped up is this anyways?

[@redfurry7077]

what is the process?

[@kryptik0]

Time lapse is only useful when knowing what happened when. otherwise it is useless.

[@mikeexits]

Maybe logistically but they're also, you know, cool to look at lol