Is this enough yeast for 5 gallons?

[Dhagey90]

I don’t have another mason jar to measure a similar amount so I can tell how many milliliters of yeast I have. Is this enough for a 5 gallon batch around 1.050? I just made this on a stir plate about a week ago. It’s the jar in the left. I have since bought glass jars with measurements on them so I can tell. Thanks

 

[myndflyte]

Yeah you're probably fine. Especially if this is coming from a starter made last week. Those yeast are fresh and ready to go.

 

[WBB]

How big was the starter? And what the estimated cell count build?

 

[day_trippr]

I'm guessing there's nearly 100 ml of clean yeast in that jar, which would be plenty.

Folks - at least once - need to pour out a package of bought yeast into a measuring vessel to see what it amounts to.
It's hella less than what's in that jar
A Wyeast package is roughly 40 ml, total, including the nutrient pack contents, and at birth it's allegedly 100B cells...

Cheers!

 

[Immocles]

I'm guessing there's nearly 100 ml of clean yeast in that jar, which would be plenty.

Folks - at least once - need to pour out a package of bought yeast into a measuring vessel to see what it amounts to.
It's hella less than what's in that jar
A Wyeast package is roughly 40 ml, total, including the nutrient pack contents, and at birth it's allegedly 100B cells...

Cheers!

That’s kinda my “eyeball method” for repitching. I ask myself if it looks like more, or less than a package of white labs.

 

[Dhagey90]

Ok sounds good guys thanks. It was originally from an amount of left over oversized starter I made and then stirred up with about 100g of dme. Thanks again as always.

 

[LokiM4]

For scale and reference it would help if we knew the size of the jar.

if it’s a pint jar then I think the above posters are reasonably accurate in their 100ml statements-however if it is a Quart or some other different size jar then that has the potential to drastically alter our opinions.