Beehive Equipment Plastic Bee Bus Package Bee Installation Bee Cage

Price Negotiable

Price: $5.89-$6.73/pcs

MOQ: 50 pcs

Delivery Time: 25--30 working day, depending on the order quantity

Brand: Bee Star

Product Description

Plastic Bee Bus Beehive Equipment Package Bee Installation Beekeeping Equipment Bee Cage

Product Specifications

Place of Origin	China
Model Number	10JSG-09
Applicable Industries	Farms, Home Use, Retail, Beekeeper, Apicultre
Product name	Original type bee bus
Material	Plastic
Color	white

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Usage instructions

STEP1:Removing the queen cage:

Lightly spray all sides of the package box of bees with sugar-water mixture, to keep the bees from flying.
 
Next, bang the package to move the bees to the bottom of the package box.

Lift up the can of sugar water, making sure that the queen cage does not fall into the package and quickly remove the queen cage,

replacing the can of sugar water. 
Look at the queen to verify that she is moving. If there is excess wax, remove some from queen cage.

STEP2:Installing Queen Cage and Bees

Remove cap on queen cage. Verify that there is some candy, to keep the queen inside the queen cage.

Remove 4-5 frames from brood box. Use one frame to attach the queen cage as follows

-- If using a new frame, use an elastic band to place the queen cage on the frame.

-- If using a drawn empty frame, you can push the queen cage into the wax and/or use an elastic band. Remember to keep the

entrance up, so it is free from any obstructions.Place frame with queen cage into the center of the brood box, with the queen cage in-between another frame. Beside these frames

you should have an open cavity, where you will place the bees.

If needed, lightly spray the bees in the package box with sugar-water mixture. Bang the box of bees down, to move the bees to the

unopened side of the box.

Using your hive tool , open up the box of bees by prying open the two side tabs, making sure you keep the bees inside the package

box. You may want to place duct tape or an elastic band over the can of sugar syrup, to keep it in place.Open the box and shake the bees into the brood box cavity. If using a Cap n' Ladder feeder, you can place one of the frames you

removed in step 6 over the opening of the feeder, to prevent any bees from falling into the sugar syrup.
 
Place the box in the front of your hive, so that any remaining bees will find their way into the brood box.
 
Replace all frames in brood box, medium box should have 8 frames plus feeder, deep box should have 9 frames plus feeder.

Place any pollen patties over the frames and replace the inner and outer covers on the brood box.

Check for queen release in 4-5 days. Be patient and let the bees release her on their schedule