Kombucha requires two fermentation steps. The first one is partly aerobic and partly anaerobic. The aerobic growth occurs because the kombucha is allowed to brew exposed to oxygen. Where is the anaerobic growth occurring in the first fermentation step?  The second fermentation step is the step in which we add the kombucha to a sealed bottle therefore I'm confused as to where it can occur before we seal it.

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