Feeding water is good for colonies

In order to maintain life and regulate the temperature and humidity of the hive, a normal colony of bees needs 200 to 300 grams of water per day. This is especially true when the nest has a large spleen area and high temperature season. The water demand of the colonies is greater. Artificial water feeding can reduce the physical loss of bee remotely, especially when it is difficult to collect water in a lack of water. Ways to feed swarms are:

Feeding water in the box spring, the nests are more spleen, and the bees need more water. At this time, water feeding should be combined with reward feeding. The feeder can hold sugar at night and water during the day. During the high-temperature drying season, a wet towel can be covered on the yarn cover and often sprinkled on the wet towel. During the colony transfer, appropriate spleen can be added to the nest, or a feeder can be placed on the outside of the honeycomb, and a sucker or sponge of saturated water can be placed in the feeder.

To feed the water from the nest door, place a bottle or plastic bag filled with water on the front door step of the beehive. Then take a piece of gauze and dip one end of the gauze into the bottle or plastic bag so that the bee can draw moisture from the wet cloth.

The apiary feeds water in the open air by placing a large pot or digging a pit in the bee site (plastic sheeting in the shop), placing slag or wood in the pit or pot, and then pouring fresh water for the bees to take. Automatic drinking fountains can also be made, that is, a small number of small grooves are carved on a wooden board, and a water bottle with a small opening is placed on the upper end of the wooden board. The water flows out slowly and fills the groove for the bees to use.

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