Candied and melted

Candi and Founders

The candi and based are products used in the management of bee feeding, especially during the period of nectar shortage or to support the winter colony. These products offer a practical and efficient alternative to feed bees, providing them with a fast-moving sugar source that is easily accessible.

Main features:

• Candles for Bees :
  • Bee candy is a hard sugar in the form of pellets or blocks. It is used mainly in winter or during periods of low nectar production to supplement bee food.
  • Easy to store and distribute, it can be placed directly in the hive. It dissolves gradually, allowing bees to consume it according to their needs.
  • Candis is a concentrated source of fast sugars, ideal for immediate intake.
• Founding for Bees :
  • Melting is a sweet paste that can be spread or placed on hives frames. It usually consists of crystallised sugar, glucose syrup and sometimes a little water to make a thick paste.
  • It is used to feed bees when the nectar harvest is insufficient, especially during periods of winter cold where access to natural nectar sources is limited.
  • Easy to handle, the melt is also used to supplement the food available in the hive, to support colonies during critical periods.

Benefits:

✅ Practical food : The candis and the melt are easy to distribute in the hive, offering a quick and convenient input to bees in times of shortage.
✅ Winter survival aid : These products are particularly useful in supporting bees during the winter, providing a stable and accessible food source when flowers are scarce.
✅ Energy wealth : Candis and melt are rich in simple sugars, which are rapidly assimilated by bees for their immediate energy.
✅ Ease of use : Folding and candis dissolve or are consumed slowly, allowing bees to feed as they need to.
✅ Complementary nutrition : Used in addition to the natural reserves of honey, they ensure that colonies remain well fed even during periods of low harvest.

🌟 Candis and melt are effective solutions to feed your bees, ensuring their survival and well-being during periods of low nectar or winter production, while being simple to use and store!