How does honey come out of the hive?

Prepare before taking honey, and prepare a veil to cover your face. Wear thicker clothes.

If it is an artificial hive, take out the hive, about 50 cm away from the hive, gently aim at the part where the bees are, and let the bees fly away from the taken hive.

If it is a wooden box without artificial beehives, prepare a sharp knife and cut it slowly along the bottom to take out the beehives. Remember to follow through, or honey will flow out and attract ants. Then the same as above.

Bees need 20-40 minutes to collect nectar each time, and then fly back to the hive. It takes about 4 minutes to hand over in the hive. After the handover, I will take part in the work, and I will take part in ten or twenty times a day at the peak of the nectar flow.

When bees collect honey, they suck it into the bag drop by drop, and the amount of honey collected each time is generally 40 ~ 60 mg, which is equivalent to body weight. Every time you brew1000g honey, you need to make tens of thousands of collecting flights and interview millions or even tens of millions of flowers. Some flower bees don't go, such as osmanthus fragrans, there is no pollen, and there is no honey for bees to collect.

Extended data:

Honey has two different physical states at normal temperature and pressure, namely liquid state and crystal state (whether honey is stored in the nest hole or separated from the nest room). Liquid honey, that is, honey is separated from the hive and always remains a transparent or translucent viscous liquid.

Soak honey together with the bottle in hot water, but pay attention to the temperature of hot water must be lower than 50 degrees Celsius, because too high a temperature will inactivate enzymes in honey and lose vitamins.

You can put the bottles together in a cold water pot and heat them slowly. When the water temperature reaches 50 ~ 60 degrees, the sediment will naturally melt, and it will not precipitate again, but will naturally melt in summer.

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