Feed your bees! This honeybee feeding stimulant is made up of lemongrass and spearmint essential oils. It helps promote healthy, vigorous hives. Use in late winter and early spring when nectar supply is low. Can also be added to your feeding mix to help build up packages, nucs and swarms. Can also be used in sugar water instead of smoke to calm bees, or sprayed on foundation to help encourage acceptance. Comes in an 8-oz. bottle.

Feeding stimulant for honeybees.
Made from lemongrass and spearmint essential oils.
Can be added to your feeding mix.
Use in late winter and early spring when nectar supply is low.
8 fl. oz.
Sucrose, water, spearmint oil, lemongrass oil, lecithin, sodium lauryl sulfate.

[instruction]Feeding Stimulant: Use as an additive to sugar-water feeds, drenches and patties to help accelerate the buildup of nucs, packages, swarms and small or weakened colonies during early spring, fall or dearth's of nectar. Spray: Utilize as a spray in sugar-water instead of smoke to calm bees and to combine weak colonies. Spraying on new plastic foundation helps encourage acceptance at the drench dose. Drench: Apply 8 oz. (more or less depending on the size of the colony) 3 - 4 times, 3 - 4 days apart to the brood area by spraying or drizzling the mix on the bees and between the brood frames on failing colonies. NOT RECOMMENDED TO DRENCH OR SPRAY PACKAGES. Honey-B-Healthy, Inc. recommends preparing your feeding syrup using the following steps. Once your syrup is prepared, allow it to cool to room temperature prior to adding Honey B Healthy feeding stimulants. For spring/summer, mix syrup at a ratio of 1-part sugar to 1-part water. For fall, mix syrup at a ratio of 2 parts sugar to 1-part water. Bring syrup mixture to a boil if desired, or just use warm water to dissolve sugar. Boiling is not necessary when using Honey B HealthyÂ® products. Allow syrup to cool. Add Honey B HealthyÂ® stimulant per recommendations below.[/instruction]

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