The beehive allows honey extraction by turning a lever, which offsets the vertical gaps in the frames, breaking the wax seal and letting honey flow into a collection vessel without disturbing the bees.
The beehive is made from China Fir and uses food-certified plastic in the honey super, allowing for natural wax comb production by the bees.
Yes, the Wooden Self-Flowing Beehive comes unassembled with 7 pieces, making it easy to put together.
The walls of the beehive are 18mm thick, providing durability and insulation for the bees.
No, the extraction process does not require opening the hive, so the bees remain undisturbed.
The beehive comes with a bamboo queen excluder and the necessary frames for honey collection.
You can harvest honey as often as the bees refill the cells after extraction, typically every few weeks depending on the season and bee activity.
The Wooden Self-Flowing Beehive is suitable for various types of honey bees, but it's commonly used with Italian or Carniolan bees due to their productivity.
Yes, the 18mm thickness provides insulation, making it suitable for colder climates, but be sure to monitor the bees for optimal conditions.
Ensure that the frames are properly assembled and that the mechanism is functioning correctly. If there are issues, check if the wax capping is intact or if the hive needs maintenance.
After honey extraction, you can clean the hive with warm water and a mild soap. Avoid harsh chemicals to ensure the safety of the bees.
Yes, the plastic used in the honey super is food-certified, ensuring it is safe for the bees and the honey they produce.
The Wooden Self-Flowing Beehive contains 7 flow frames designed for honey extraction.
Basic tools such as a screwdriver may be required for assembly, but specific tools are not necessary as the design is user-friendly.
Regular inspections of the frames and hive structure, ensuring cleanliness, and monitoring bee health are essential for maintaining the beehive.
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