It is not honey.so fellas what happens if you take some of the honey thats made from sugar water
If you have supers on and bees are making honey, you shouldn't be feeding ....what happens if you take some of the honey thats made from sugar water ?
Anybody not use 'sugar in the raw' instead of white sugar?....non processed vs processed.
Pablo
I don't think it really matters. From the chemical perspective there is really little differeence between what you call "raw" sugar and white. Surcose is basicly a chemical, and sugar is a chemical. It is white as surcose is white. Raw sugar is still refined to to remove, mould, bacteria, dirt, it is just done in a way that leaves it in a less refined state than white sugar. HOwever, raw sugar tastes better to some and many feel is a 'greener' option.oops, meant anybody use raw sugar vs white?
would be even more natural then the processed stuff.
Pablo
Thanks -- I will try putting the oils in to keep it from spoiling -- I find that after a couple of weeks, the sugar syrup is turning bad/fermenting/growing unsightly things.Heres what Ive been using all spring, the bees love it and it doesn't spoil easy, you can find all the ingredients at Amazon.
i must warn you.the hot tap water works for me but i mix a half a plastic water jug that they use in a water dispenser - carboy but not sure on the spelling of that ?? - 10 lbs sugar and half full with a little hbh that i made up myself - they love it - so fellas what happens if you take some of the honey thats made from sugar water ?? always wanted to ask that - will it taste like honey from nectar ??