CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Is Camellia oleifera poisonous? When is the best time to close the hives for beekeeping?

1. Is Camellia oleifera poisonous? When is the best time to close the hives for beekeeping?

Camellia oleifera is somewhat toxic to ordinary bees, so in production, native bees are generally raised to pollinate Camellia oleifera. However, you can feed the bees with detoxifying spirit, which is specially used for bees collecting Camellia oleifera nectar.

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2. What are the main symptoms of honey bee poisoning by jujube flowers? How to prevent and treat jujube flower poisoning?

After bees collect jujube nectar, their abdomens begin to swell, they lose the ability to fly, and they crawl in a hopping manner outside the nest entrance. As the poisoning worsens, the sick bees often lie on their backs, their abdomens twitch constantly, and finally die of convulsions. The dead bees have their wings spread out, their abdomens bend inward, and their proboscis extends, showing typical symptoms of poisoning. There are currently two theories about the cause of bee poisoning by jujube nectar. One is that it is caused by the alkaloids contained in jujube nectar; the other is that the high potassium ion content in jujube nectar causes bee poisoning by jujube flowers. The severity of jujube flower poisoning is closely related to the climate during the flowering period and the conditions of the nectar source. If the climate is dry during the flowering period, the bees will be severely poisoned.

The following measures can be taken to prevent and treat jujube flower poisoning: ① Sprinkle a little 0.5% light salt water on the frame beam and bee path every day during the flowering period to meet the bees' need for sodium ions and regulate the metabolism of potassium and sodium ions in the body. ② Strengthen the heatstroke prevention and cooling work of the bee colony, set up a shed to shade the bee colony, expand the beehive, enlarge the nest door, and strengthen ventilation. ③ Use licorice water or ginger water to make syrup, or feed the bee colony with 0.1% citric acid or acetic acid dilute syrup. ④ Choose a site with auxiliary pollen to collect jujube nectar. If there is no such condition, you can store some pollen spleens before the jujube flowers flow nectar, or you can feed the bee colony with high-quality fresh pollen.

3. Will you be poisoned if you drink honey made by bees using the flowers of Gelsemium elegans?

Honey is made by bees using pollen. Under normal circumstances, honey is not poisonous, otherwise the bees will be killed first.

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4. Are bees poisoned by collecting osmanthus honey?

Never, and osmanthus honey is a rare honey. There is no honey in the August osmanthus now, only in the winter osmanthus.

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5. Can Camellia oleifera seeds be eaten?

Pollination is diverse, insects [bees], natural wind, and artificial

Camellia (scientific name: Camellia japonica L.), also known as camellia, is a plant of the Theaceae family and the genus Camellia. Its ancient name is pomegranate. It likes a warm and humid environment. The flowering period is relatively long, from October to May of the following year, and the peak flowering period is usually from January to March. The petals are bowl-shaped and can be single or double. Single-petal camellias are mostly original species, and double-petal camellias can have up to 60 petals. Camellias have different degrees of red, purple, white, and yellow varieties, and there are even colorful spotted camellias, and the branches can reach up to 4 meters.

Camellia is treasured by the world's horticultural community for its beautiful plant shape, dark green and shiny leaves, and colorful flowers. There are many varieties of camellia, which is a traditional ornamental flower in China. It ranks eighth among the "Top Ten Famous Flowers" and is also one of the world's precious flowers and trees. It is native to eastern China and is widely planted in the Yangtze River Basin, the Pearl River Basin, Yunnan, North Korea, Japan, Taiwan, and India.

6. My hometown is full of tea-oil fields. What should I do with the bees when they bloom?

Without bees to pollinate, where would the tea fruit come from?

Bees just love pollen.

Cut down all the trees and make room for the bees to fly.

Let it pick