Description
Protect your built frames from the faux-tigne
The wicks of smoke offer a natural and effective solution to fight false nameThis bee parasite. These wicks spread smoke Non-toxic, which eliminates larvae without leaving harmful residues. The sulphur gas kills the larvae, leaving the eggs intact.
Caractéristiques
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Non-toxic : No residue after combustion.
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Act on larvae : Sulphur gas is effective in killing larvae without affecting eggs.
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Recommendation : Use a diffuser for optimal and safe diffusion.
Instructions for use
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Burn the fuses in a watertight area or on top of elevations.
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Use a metal container under wicks to avoid any risk of fire.
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If necessary, turn on the wicks 2 or 3 times in an interval of 10 days.
Cautions
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Do not Don't breathe sulphur gases.
The faux-tigne: a danger to your hives!
The false name is a moth parasitizing hives, with two main types:
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Large : Galleria mellonella
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Small : Achroia grisella
These insects feed on wax and pollencausing significant damage to hives. If a colony is strong, it can remove the larvae of the faux-tigne naturally. However, bad practices can lead to the appearance of silk-lined galleries, creating a network that obstructs the circulation of bees. This may indicate that the colony is low or dead.
In the case of galleries, it is crucial to clean frames and group the remaining bees to ensure their survival.
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